The French, What a Bunch of Morons VIII

“lol strat, ok there should be a special thread just for drunk people.


FYI I am now armed with a spell checker. so stick that in your @#$ and smoke it....”

“(cackle)”

“lol....MY a$$?


i think fatherG needs a hymlek......any volunteers?”

“jello fog”

“they have something to hide. makes alot more scence than your childish theory

Right, a conspiracy theory makes more sense than a perspective based on French history. Your viewpoint is so myopic and so plagiarized, it's laughable. That's why you're reduced to cutting and pasting instead of making a coherent and unique argument for yourself. That's the difference between you and me. I have my own perspective and can articulate it well. Evidently, the radical right owns yours, and you rely on them to articulate it! I mean you're actually trying to convince people that your incredibly reductionist theory of "hiding something" is an insightful interpretation of France's belligerence. Great talk radio but a woefully shallow argument in a real debate! And it ignores the past 50 years of France's behavior: France didn't just suddenly start pursuing its contrarian policies after 9/11, so as to hide something as you say. To be taken seriously, you're going to have to broaden your argument past your single canned talking point.”

“you ant history? ok smart guy....chirac is a personal friend of hussien's going back to the time when he provided iraq with the technonoly AND plutonium for their nuclear reactor. look it up , since your so inately intelligent....

the truth is out there....”

“Guess that means Reagan is a personal friend of Hussein's too.”

“Right, in the 70's Chirac went to Baghdad and Sadam went to France, and probably the most significant thing to come of it was Iraq's ill-fated Osirak reactor (which Chirace later denied). A friendship supposedly insued, and so forth.

Now how about linking this with the situation today? What do you have to say about it other than "the truth is out there?" Are you suggesting the totality of Chirac's policies can be explained by a personal friendship?”