March 12 2003
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Dovish French endure
cheesy American insults NEW YORK -- Americans accuse them of being as
soft on Iraq as a slice of Brie. They endure constant reminders that U.S.
soldiers saved them from Hitler. They struggle with translations of
"cheese-eating surrender monkeys," a sobriquet from the cartoon series The
Simpsons -- all just part of a deluge of demeaning jokes....The
Enlightenment shaped the U.S. Constitution, France helped Americans win
their revolution and the Statue of Liberty arrived as a gift from the French
people. But most of that is forgotten at the moment, as France takes a
pounding for leading the resistance to U.S. President George W. Bush's plans
for war on Iraq |
Today's cartoon was inspired by this funny political humorist.
US TO INVADE FRANCE?
WASHINGTON- The U.S. warned that it may occupy France because the French have "wines of mass consumption." At the United Nations, Secretary of State Colin Powell showed satellite photos also documenting French stockpiles of champagne and goose liver, "which they won't hesitate to use." France's major offense, however, is that it is being a pain in the derrière over Iraq. "Pardon my French," said White House spokesman Ari Fleischer while wearing a green beret, "but they keep going 'non, non' when we want them to go 'oui, oui.'"
Here's some more stories on French, errr, Freedom Fries:
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Farewell to all things French Palm Beach Post, FL - 3-12-03 ... And French-bashing is tres chic in government. Palm Beach County commissioners Tuesday passed a resolution asking residents to boycott French-made products. ... |
THE CASE FOR THE FRENCH Yahoo News - 3-12-03 ... French-bashing is a nasty symptom of an underlying American predilection for anti-intellectualism: a society whose most popular TV show features smoky chatter ... |
Sacre bleu! French products lose savor with lawmakers The Hill, DC - 3-12-03 ... But not all members of Congress agree that refusing to buy French products is a good idea. Asked if he would support a boycott of French products, Sen. ... |
ATTENTION: FLORIDA RESIDENTS
Hi Guys,
Here is some non-educational information that you may be interested in. In case
you didn't know, it's a state of Florida policy under the freedom of information
act (notice that it still applies to them) that they can release the information
that's printed on your driver's license. The FL DMV is authorized to give out
(sell for $10) your personal information to anyone who chooses to buy it. That
information may include name, DOB, phone number, address, SS#, Medical
disabilities, etc.
If you go to
http://www.hsmv.state.fl.us/ddl/DPPAInfo.html you can request that
your name not be sold to various commercial interests. You will need your DL
number to file.
Regards,
Dave
Thanks Dave. Stalkers must love this Florida invasion of privacy.
Kimberly Blair
@PensacolaNewsJournal.com
Eglin Air Force Base tested the biggest nonnuclear bomb in the current U.S. arsenal for the first time Tuesday, a 21,000-pound bomb that could play a dramatic role in an attack on Iraq.
Around noon yesterday I was watching CNN's Wolf Blitzer discuss the testing of this bomb with Barbara Starr, news reporter. Blitzer made a comment something like this: "If you look in the Old Testament, in the book Isaiah, you will find MOAB."
CNN is now lacing news reporting with biblical reference? Did anyone else hear Blitzer say that?
Even Saddam Uses Duct Tape
Iraqis reject deadly drone claim
Tacoma News Tribune, WA - 3-12-03
By NIKO PRICE, Associated Press
AL-TAJI, Iraq (March 12, 5:36 a.m. PST) - A remotely piloted aircraft
that the United States has warned could spread chemical weapons appears to be
made of balsa wood and duct tape, with two small propellers attached to what
look like the engines of a weed whacker.
Here's the smoking gun George W. Bush needs! A dangerous drone made out of duct tape! Elevate the terror alert to RED!
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The Hollywood Cartel?
Is there a Miami Vice - Whitehouse Connection? Inquiring minds want to know.
Miami Vice star investigated
Don Johnson starred as a vice officer in 1980s hit Miami Vice
German authorities are investigating documents found in the car of former
Miami Vice star Don Johnson that detail transactions worth $8bn (£5bn).
But a customs spokesman said there was "no indication" of illegal activity and
that it was not a criminal investigation.
The actor's car was stopped for a routine check on the Swiss-German border as
he entered Germany in November.
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Eight billion dollars? I repeat eight billion dollars of "transactions" found in Don Johnson's car last November?
What was Don doing, buying the country of Monaco?
There's got to be more to this story.
cya