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...and get smart enough to drill for the oil in our back yard, before
China
does.


Ah, no. Better to drain the foreign reserves dry before hitting our own.
We know what we've got here and when the crunch comes it'd be far better to
have our own to fall back on while the rest of the world panics.

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On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 16:57:58 -0500, "Bill Kearney"
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...and get smart enough to drill for the oil in our back yard, before

China
does.


Ah, no. Better to drain the foreign reserves dry before hitting our own.
We know what we've got here and when the crunch comes it'd be far better to
have our own to fall back on while the rest of the world panics.


OK, as long as we quit making bull**** posts like this:

"Norway has what the sick world needs, a metanoia, a conversion, a
reappraisal of our whole attitude towards life, accompanied by a
fundamental change in the climate in which people and things are
appraised. We need to radically change our culture to reject the
dehumanization of man so implicit in what "drives" our society in this
country today."
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John H. wrote:
On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 16:57:58 -0500, "Bill Kearney"
wkearney-99@hot-mail-com wrote:

...and get smart enough to drill for the oil in our back yard, before

China
does.

Ah, no. Better to drain the foreign reserves dry before hitting our own.
We know what we've got here and when the crunch comes it'd be far better to
have our own to fall back on while the rest of the world panics.


OK, as long as we quit making bull**** posts like this:

"Norway has what the sick world needs, a metanoia, a conversion, a
reappraisal of our whole attitude towards life, accompanied by a
fundamental change in the climate in which people and things are
appraised. We need to radically change our culture to reject the
dehumanization of man so implicit in what "drives" our society in this
country today."



As if you had even the slightest idea what I meant.
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OK, as long as we quit making bull**** posts like this:


"Norway has what the sick world needs, a metanoia, a conversion, a
reappraisal of our whole attitude towards life, accompanied by a
fundamental change in the climate in which people and things are
appraised. We need to radically change our culture to reject the
dehumanization of man so implicit in what "drives" our society in this
country today."



As if you had even the slightest idea what I meant.


I do. I have relatives in both Norway and Sweden. Both sides of the family
have the utmost respect for the USA .... not necessarily who is leading it
at the moment ... but in our form of government.

Eisboch


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Eisboch wrote:
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John H. wrote:



OK, as long as we quit making bull**** posts like this:


"Norway has what the sick world needs, a metanoia, a conversion, a
reappraisal of our whole attitude towards life, accompanied by a
fundamental change in the climate in which people and things are
appraised. We need to radically change our culture to reject the
dehumanization of man so implicit in what "drives" our society in this
country today."


As if you had even the slightest idea what I meant.


I do. I have relatives in both Norway and Sweden. Both sides of the family
have the utmost respect for the USA .... not necessarily who is leading it
at the moment ... but in our form of government.

Eisboch




I'm not talking about form of government. I am talking about culture and
society, and what they value.


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"HK" wrote in message
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"Norway has what the sick world needs, a metanoia, a conversion, a
reappraisal of our whole attitude towards life, accompanied by a
fundamental change in the climate in which people and things are
appraised. We need to radically change our culture to reject the
dehumanization of man so implicit in what "drives" our society in this
country today."

As if you had even the slightest idea what I meant.


I do. I have relatives in both Norway and Sweden. Both sides of the
family have the utmost respect for the USA .... not necessarily who is
leading it at the moment ... but in our form of government.

Eisboch


I'm not talking about form of government. I am talking about culture and
society, and what they value.


I think you would be surprised. And I know exactly what you are talking
about.

Eisboch


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On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 17:28:13 -0500, HK wrote:

John H. wrote:
On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 16:57:58 -0500, "Bill Kearney"
wkearney-99@hot-mail-com wrote:

...and get smart enough to drill for the oil in our back yard, before
China
does.
Ah, no. Better to drain the foreign reserves dry before hitting our own.
We know what we've got here and when the crunch comes it'd be far better to
have our own to fall back on while the rest of the world panics.


OK, as long as we quit making bull**** posts like this:

"Norway has what the sick world needs, a metanoia, a conversion, a
reappraisal of our whole attitude towards life, accompanied by a
fundamental change in the climate in which people and things are
appraised. We need to radically change our culture to reject the
dehumanization of man so implicit in what "drives" our society in this
country today."



As if you had even the slightest idea what I meant.


Not much in the way of intellectual prowess is needed to figure out what
you mean, Harry.
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John H. wrote:
On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 17:28:13 -0500, HK wrote:

John H. wrote:
On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 16:57:58 -0500, "Bill Kearney"
wkearney-99@hot-mail-com wrote:

...and get smart enough to drill for the oil in our back yard, before
China
does.
Ah, no. Better to drain the foreign reserves dry before hitting our own.
We know what we've got here and when the crunch comes it'd be far better to
have our own to fall back on while the rest of the world panics.
OK, as long as we quit making bull**** posts like this:

"Norway has what the sick world needs, a metanoia, a conversion, a
reappraisal of our whole attitude towards life, accompanied by a
fundamental change in the climate in which people and things are
appraised. We need to radically change our culture to reject the
dehumanization of man so implicit in what "drives" our society in this
country today."


As if you had even the slightest idea what I meant.


Not much in the way of intellectual prowess is needed to figure out what
you mean, Harry.



Oh, I dunno. I was intellectual enough to figure out that the Army was a
dumb deal for a career.
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HK wrote:
John H. wrote:
On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 17:28:13 -0500, HK wrote:

John H. wrote:
On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 16:57:58 -0500, "Bill Kearney"
wkearney-99@hot-mail-com wrote:

...and get smart enough to drill for the oil in our back yard, before
China
does.
Ah, no. Better to drain the foreign reserves dry before hitting
our own.
We know what we've got here and when the crunch comes it'd be far
better to
have our own to fall back on while the rest of the world panics.
OK, as long as we quit making bull**** posts like this:

"Norway has what the sick world needs, a metanoia, a conversion, a
reappraisal of our whole attitude towards life, accompanied by a
fundamental change in the climate in which people and things are
appraised. We need to radically change our culture to reject the
dehumanization of man so implicit in what "drives" our society in this
country today."

As if you had even the slightest idea what I meant.


Not much in the way of intellectual prowess is needed to figure out what
you mean, Harry.



Oh, I dunno. I was intellectual enough to figure out that the Army was a
dumb deal for a career.


Is the Marines a better choice?

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Reginald Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
John H. wrote:
On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 17:28:13 -0500, HK wrote:

John H. wrote:
On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 16:57:58 -0500, "Bill Kearney"
wkearney-99@hot-mail-com wrote:

...and get smart enough to drill for the oil in our back yard,
before
China
does.
Ah, no. Better to drain the foreign reserves dry before hitting
our own.
We know what we've got here and when the crunch comes it'd be far
better to
have our own to fall back on while the rest of the world panics.
OK, as long as we quit making bull**** posts like this:

"Norway has what the sick world needs, a metanoia, a conversion, a
reappraisal of our whole attitude towards life, accompanied by a
fundamental change in the climate in which people and things are
appraised. We need to radically change our culture to reject the
dehumanization of man so implicit in what "drives" our society in
this
country today."

As if you had even the slightest idea what I meant.

Not much in the way of intellectual prowess is needed to figure out what
you mean, Harry.



Oh, I dunno. I was intellectual enough to figure out that the Army was
a dumb deal for a career.


Is the Marines a better choice?



You never know. The Marines might have turned an a**hole like you into a
man.


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