humm... you're right on that one, I may have made a mistake, not sure who
didn't want to make excuses, but I do think it was the government.. you
are 100% right on what you say, although government usually make excuses
for anything that came from their country (which is another debate as it
is stupid in itself..) but I do think the government was implied in this
in some way... don't know much details about this though..
Thanks for sharing your opinion :)
KKRT
On Mon, 06 Feb 2006 12:48:31 -0500, Harry Vennik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
the president of danemark refused to give us excuses
I'm not going to comment on all of this, except for the line quoted
here, just
to say that it is not fair to expect any excuses from the Danish
government,
for one very simple reason: If excuses are made, they should come from
the
one(s) responsible for the publishing. The Danish government is not
responsible for that in any way because Danish newspapers are not
controlled
by the government.
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