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"Jim," wrote in message ... JimH wrote: "NOYB" wrote in message ... "Jim," wrote in message ... And that is 6% of the population Country: Belgium Population of Brussels: 1,122,000 Wow. Another liberal with a math impediment. Big surprise. 700/1,122,000=0.000623 That'd be roughly 0.06% of the population there, Einstein. 0.06% disapprove of him. I guess 99.04% of the population approve of him. Pretty good numbers, eh Jimcomma? ;-) Hey Jimcomma, remind me once again of your point. Do those who do not vote approve or disapprove of a candidate? What sort of demonstrations happen in NYC when a diplomat from a hated country like France arrives? Why change the subject you originally posted Jim? And you never answered my question. So remind me again....what was the point of your post? Simple enough question. |
JimH wrote:
"Jim," wrote in message ... JimH wrote: "NOYB" wrote in message ... "Jim," wrote in message ... And that is 6% of the population Country: Belgium Population of Brussels: 1,122,000 Wow. Another liberal with a math impediment. Big surprise. 700/1,122,000=0.000623 That'd be roughly 0.06% of the population there, Einstein. 0.06% disapprove of him. I guess 99.04% of the population approve of him. Pretty good numbers, eh Jimcomma? ;-) Hey Jimcomma, remind me once again of your point. Do those who do not vote approve or disapprove of a candidate? What sort of demonstrations happen in NYC when a diplomat from a hated country like France arrives? Why change the subject you originally posted Jim? And you never answered my question. So remind me again....what was the point of your post? Simple enough question. The point is that Bush is less than popular in Brussels -- 700 demonstrators turned out -- staying home is NOT an endorsement of his politics, no mater how much you would like it to be. France is disliked by many Americans -- yet how many turn out to demonstrate against a french diplomat when he arives at the UN. The origional point is that BUSH is not popular in Brussels (or I suspect most of Europe). (and not all that popular in the US for that matter.) Latest I could find was Feb 11 An Associated Press poll finds adults, who were evenly divided on Bush's job performance in January, now disapprove by 54 percent to 45 percent. The number who think the country is headed down the wrong track increased from 51 percent to 58 percent in the past month. |
"Jim," wrote in message ... JimH wrote: "NOYB" wrote in message ... "Jim," wrote in message ... And that is 6% of the population Country: Belgium Population of Brussels: 1,122,000 Wow. Another liberal with a math impediment. Big surprise. 700/1,122,000=0.000623 That'd be roughly 0.06% of the population there, Einstein. 0.06% disapprove of him. I guess 99.04% of the population approve of him. Pretty good numbers, eh Jimcomma? ;-) Hey Jimcomma, remind me once again of your point. Do those who do not vote approve or disapprove of a candidate? What sort of demonstrations happen in NYC when a diplomat from a hated country like France arrives? We don't take to the streets to protest. We protest with our wallets. "Bordeaux wine exports in 2004 to the United States declined 35 percent in volume and 59 percent in value. Sales to Great Britain dropped 21 percent in volume and 33 percent in value." That sure leaves a more lasting mark than 0.06% of Brussel's population taking to the streets in protest, don't ya think? |
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 18:14:57 GMT, "Jim," wrote:
JimH wrote: "NOYB" wrote in message ... "Jim," wrote in message ... And that is 6% of the population Country: Belgium Population of Brussels: 1,122,000 Wow. Another liberal with a math impediment. Big surprise. 700/1,122,000=0.000623 That'd be roughly 0.06% of the population there, Einstein. 0.06% disapprove of him. I guess 99.04% of the population approve of him. Pretty good numbers, eh Jimcomma? ;-) Hey Jimcomma, remind me once again of your point. Do those who do not vote approve or disapprove of a candidate? What sort of demonstrations happen in NYC when a diplomat from a hated country like France arrives? Who hates France? I don't hate France - France is pretty nice actually. The French - now that's a whole different story. :) Later, Tom |
"Jim," wrote in message ... JimH wrote: "Jim," wrote in message ... JimH wrote: "NOYB" wrote in message ... "Jim," wrote in message ... And that is 6% of the population Country: Belgium Population of Brussels: 1,122,000 Wow. Another liberal with a math impediment. Big surprise. 700/1,122,000=0.000623 That'd be roughly 0.06% of the population there, Einstein. 0.06% disapprove of him. I guess 99.04% of the population approve of him. Pretty good numbers, eh Jimcomma? ;-) Hey Jimcomma, remind me once again of your point. Do those who do not vote approve or disapprove of a candidate? What sort of demonstrations happen in NYC when a diplomat from a hated country like France arrives? Why change the subject you originally posted Jim? And you never answered my question. So remind me again....what was the point of your post? Simple enough question. The point is that Bush is less than popular in Brussels -- 700 demonstrators turned out -- staying home is NOT an endorsement of his politics, no mater how much you would like it to be. France is disliked by many Americans -- yet how many turn out to demonstrate against a french diplomat when he arives at the UN. The origional point is that BUSH is not popular in Brussels (or I suspect most of Europe). (and not all that popular in the US for that matter.) Latest I could find was Feb 11 No, the point is that on 0.06% of the population showed up to protest, a mere 700 people. If he were disliked as strong as you would like to think thousands and thousands would have shown up to protest. The logical conclusion has to be that the majority of people in Brussels like the guy. An Associated Press poll finds adults, who were evenly divided on Bush's job performance in January, now disapprove by 54 percent to 45 percent. The number who think the country is headed down the wrong track increased from 51 percent to 58 percent in the past month. You are again changing the subject to make your point. Stay focused Jim....it is your thread. And get over it already.....your guy lost. |
NOYB wrote:
"Jim," wrote in message ... JimH wrote: "NOYB" wrote in message ... "Jim," wrote in message ... And that is 6% of the population Country: Belgium Population of Brussels: 1,122,000 Wow. Another liberal with a math impediment. Big surprise. 700/1,122,000=0.000623 That'd be roughly 0.06% of the population there, Einstein. 0.06% disapprove of him. I guess 99.04% of the population approve of him. Pretty good numbers, eh Jimcomma? ;-) Hey Jimcomma, remind me once again of your point. Do those who do not vote approve or disapprove of a candidate? What sort of demonstrations happen in NYC when a diplomat from a hated country like France arrives? We don't take to the streets to protest. We protest with our wallets. "Bordeaux wine exports in 2004 to the United States declined 35 percent in volume and 59 percent in value. Sales to Great Britain dropped 21 percent in volume and 33 percent in value." That sure leaves a more lasting mark than 0.06% of Brussel's population taking to the streets in protest, don't ya think? If that were to have as much effect as you suggest, the dollar should be rising against the Euro. |
"Jim," wrote in message ... JimH wrote: "Jim," wrote in message ... JimH wrote: "NOYB" wrote in message ... "Jim," wrote in message ... And that is 6% of the population Country: Belgium Population of Brussels: 1,122,000 Wow. Another liberal with a math impediment. Big surprise. 700/1,122,000=0.000623 That'd be roughly 0.06% of the population there, Einstein. 0.06% disapprove of him. I guess 99.04% of the population approve of him. Pretty good numbers, eh Jimcomma? ;-) Hey Jimcomma, remind me once again of your point. Do those who do not vote approve or disapprove of a candidate? What sort of demonstrations happen in NYC when a diplomat from a hated country like France arrives? Why change the subject you originally posted Jim? And you never answered my question. So remind me again....what was the point of your post? Simple enough question. The point is that Bush is less than popular in Brussels -- 700 demonstrators turned out -- staying home is NOT an endorsement of his politics, no mater how much you would like it to be. France is disliked by many Americans -- yet how many turn out to demonstrate against a french diplomat when he arives at the UN. The origional point is that BUSH is not popular in Brussels (or I suspect most of Europe). (and not all that popular in the US for that matter.) Latest I could find was Feb 11 An Associated Press poll finds adults, who were evenly divided on Bush's job performance in January, now disapprove by 54 percent to 45 percent. The number who think the country is headed down the wrong track increased from 51 percent to 58 percent in the past month. Well, those numbers really should affect his reelection chances in 2008. What's that? He can't run in 2008? Then who cares. From the recently released audio tapes (dating back to 1998): "It's me versus the world. The good news is, the world is on my side. Or more than half of it." And more than half the United States is on his side too. |
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 18:47:52 GMT, "Jim," wrote:
JimH wrote: "Jim," wrote in message ... JimH wrote: "NOYB" wrote in message ... "Jim," wrote in message ... And that is 6% of the population Country: Belgium Population of Brussels: 1,122,000 Wow. Another liberal with a math impediment. Big surprise. 700/1,122,000=0.000623 That'd be roughly 0.06% of the population there, Einstein. 0.06% disapprove of him. I guess 99.04% of the population approve of him. Pretty good numbers, eh Jimcomma? ;-) Hey Jimcomma, remind me once again of your point. Do those who do not vote approve or disapprove of a candidate? What sort of demonstrations happen in NYC when a diplomat from a hated country like France arrives? Why change the subject you originally posted Jim? And you never answered my question. So remind me again....what was the point of your post? Simple enough question. The point is that Bush is less than popular in Brussels -- 700 demonstrators turned out -- staying home is NOT an endorsement of his politics, no mater how much you would like it to be. France is disliked by many Americans -- yet how many turn out to demonstrate against a french diplomat when he arives at the UN. The origional point is that BUSH is not popular in Brussels (or I suspect most of Europe). (and not all that popular in the US for that matter.) Latest I could find was Feb 11 An Associated Press poll finds adults, who were evenly divided on Bush's job performance in January, now disapprove by 54 percent to 45 percent. The number who think the country is headed down the wrong track increased from 51 percent to 58 percent in the past month. Jimcomma, Bush is well loved in Brussels. Those folks were just looking for an excuse to get out and buy some chocolate. Go back to sleep. John H On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD, on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! "Divide each difficulty into as many parts as is feasible and necessary to resolve it." Rene Descartes |
John H wrote:
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 18:47:52 GMT, "Jim," wrote: JimH wrote: "Jim," wrote in message ... JimH wrote: "NOYB" wrote in message ... "Jim," wrote in message ... And that is 6% of the population Country: Belgium Population of Brussels: 1,122,000 Wow. Another liberal with a math impediment. Big surprise. 700/1,122,000=0.000623 That'd be roughly 0.06% of the population there, Einstein. 0.06% disapprove of him. I guess 99.04% of the population approve of him. Pretty good numbers, eh Jimcomma? ;-) Hey Jimcomma, remind me once again of your point. Do those who do not vote approve or disapprove of a candidate? What sort of demonstrations happen in NYC when a diplomat from a hated country like France arrives? Why change the subject you originally posted Jim? And you never answered my question. So remind me again....what was the point of your post? Simple enough question. The point is that Bush is less than popular in Brussels -- 700 demonstrators turned out -- staying home is NOT an endorsement of his politics, no mater how much you would like it to be. France is disliked by many Americans -- yet how many turn out to demonstrate against a french diplomat when he arives at the UN. The origional point is that BUSH is not popular in Brussels (or I suspect most of Europe). (and not all that popular in the US for that matter.) Latest I could find was Feb 11 An Associated Press poll finds adults, who were evenly divided on Bush's job performance in January, now disapprove by 54 percent to 45 percent. The number who think the country is headed down the wrong track increased from 51 percent to 58 percent in the past month. Jimcomma, Bush is well loved in Brussels. Those folks were just looking for an excuse to get out and buy some chocolate. Just the young sprouts Go back to sleep. John H On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD, on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! "Divide each difficulty into as many parts as is feasible and necessary to resolve it." Rene Descartes |
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 18:58:16 GMT, "Jim," wrote:
NOYB wrote: "Jim," wrote in message ... JimH wrote: "NOYB" wrote in message ... "Jim," wrote in message ... And that is 6% of the population Country: Belgium Population of Brussels: 1,122,000 Wow. Another liberal with a math impediment. Big surprise. 700/1,122,000=0.000623 That'd be roughly 0.06% of the population there, Einstein. 0.06% disapprove of him. I guess 99.04% of the population approve of him. Pretty good numbers, eh Jimcomma? ;-) Hey Jimcomma, remind me once again of your point. Do those who do not vote approve or disapprove of a candidate? What sort of demonstrations happen in NYC when a diplomat from a hated country like France arrives? We don't take to the streets to protest. We protest with our wallets. "Bordeaux wine exports in 2004 to the United States declined 35 percent in volume and 59 percent in value. Sales to Great Britain dropped 21 percent in volume and 33 percent in value." That sure leaves a more lasting mark than 0.06% of Brussel's population taking to the streets in protest, don't ya think? If that were to have as much effect as you suggest, the dollar should be rising against the Euro. Why? Why do we want the dollar to rise against the Euro? John H On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD, on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! "Divide each difficulty into as many parts as is feasible and necessary to resolve it." Rene Descartes |
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