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February 12th, 2003, 05:30 PM
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Re: [OT] Cr*ppy Belgium
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[QB]If the US would have signed Kyoto,...
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You forgot : If the US would stop building and selling antipersonal mines...
But the rest is absolutely true. Why should we support a petrodollar dictature against a islamic military dictature ? And Irakians haven't elected Saddam (perhaps americans haven't elected GB in Florida too , I don't know), so they aren't responsible for that situation.
For me, the live of an irakian is as precious as the life of an american.
If Georges Bush has decided to get rid of SH, why not simply droper parachutists on its palace, or a big heavy laser guided bomb, instead of bombing a whole country ? These guys are paid to risk their live, after all. An other option would be to bribe irakian tribe leaders to rebel against Saddam. I think it would be a cheaper solution than moving the whole US army in the golf. So why does he want to attack ? to control the oil fields and please the corporation that put him in place ? to justify its military budget ? to be elected in 2004 ? I haven't said it, it's up to you to make your opinion.
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February 12th, 2003, 06:11 PM
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Re: [OT] Cr*ppy Belgium
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(after my mussels and Lefe Brune of course)
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You'll have to come back. We have more than 1000 beers. I personnaly have only tasted about 40 different ones so i have much work to do :-)
Although i haven't tasted "Lefe Brune" yet but i know a beer called "Leffe Bruin"
As for the Belgian politics. Some of our politicians might look strong to the outside world but it's ashame they can't be that resourceful when it comes to internal politics.
Belgium is one of the only countries with 3 governments. 1 flemish, 1 walloon and 1 federal. Or something like that. Too complicated for a normal thinking human being to understand.
Beer, waffels, mussels and chocolate is all we have 
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February 12th, 2003, 06:27 PM
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Beer, waffels, mussels and chocolate is all we have
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I'd be happy with just the beer and chocolate.
*Dogscoff books a one-way ticket on the Eurostar...
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February 12th, 2003, 07:41 PM
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Re: [OT] Cr*ppy Belgium
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Personally, I think the best way to deal with America is to ignore it completely. Filter it out of your life completely - stop watching american TV, stop going to american movies, stop listening to american music, and stop eating american food.
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Please. By all means. If anyone out there truly feels the US is evil, then it's only being consistent to avoid all connection with them. If we are controlled by evil corporate entities, then don't support them with your dollars (or dinars or rubles or francs or lira...).
Let's see if those in other countries are willing to give up the luxuries obtained from this country and put their money where their mouth is.
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February 12th, 2003, 07:43 PM
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Re: [OT] Cr*ppy Belgium
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Originally posted by trooper:
quote: Originally posted by Some1:
If the US would have signed Kyoto,...
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You forgot : If the US would stop building and selling antipersonal mines...
...it wouldn't put a dent in the number of mines used/deployed worldwide.
(...similar reasons for Kyoto, actually. Funny that.)
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February 12th, 2003, 09:23 PM
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Re: [OT] Cr*ppy Belgium
politics! never understood it and really dont want to.
(next statement is a joke)
you realize its all the other countries fault the us is the way it is. if you hadnt sent all the undesirables from your countries to the new land we wouldnt be this way.
the war.
it has been long enough since the Last war/police action the the us military has new weapons it needs to try out and a whole lot of old ones to get rid of. if we, the us, were actually concerned about just getting rid of SH and actually helping the other countries we do have the technological ability to strike specific targets and not invade. it was proven when the us dropped the bunker buster Last time and SH realized we can strike him even in his best defended bunker. the us is looking out for its interests and using the attack on 9/11 as an excuse.
unfortunately there seems to be a recurring pattern in history regarding the so called superpowers. empire becomes to big and is disliked by others, empire is toppled and replaced by one of the others. it soon becomes a superpower and gets mega-evil empire status and it toppled....etc..
Last empire was the uk (i am still trying to figure out how a country the size of the uk was able to be as powerful as it was) now it is the us and who knows who it will be next (guess it depends on who buys up most of the us)...assuming we dont destroy the world first
these are my ramblings and they are ended.
[ February 12, 2003, 19:24: Message edited by: desdinova ]
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February 12th, 2003, 10:33 PM
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Re: [OT] Cr*ppy Belgium
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We have more than 1000 beers. I personnaly have only tasted about 40 different ones so i have much work to do :-)
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I really enjoy Chimmay, and a few other Belgian ales. I would love to visit, and try some of the stuff thats too good to export
We make some things here that we call "Belgian Waffles," but im sure they are not as good as the rea thing.
Im getting hungry just thinking about it. If I visited, where is a good place to go?
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