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> I thought that dual citizenship wasn't legal in the US.
>
> larry
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Canada has less than the one that comes
from Ireland.
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> From: Michael Ross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Nope according to t
> > Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 11:10 AM
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> > Subject: RE: World Surrenders Sovereignty
> >
> > In college we would pull a nasty trick on US teams visiting us for a
> > fencing
> > tournament. We would take them out the night befor
Nope according to this its only 5
http://brewery.org/brewery/library/AlClbinger.html
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That isn't that much, I usually drink Guinness, Draft claims to 8-10%
>
> it starts at 5 and goes up from there.
>
> larry
>
> > That is because they would use bee
That isn't that much, I usually drink Guinness, Draft claims to 8-10%
>
> it starts at 5 and goes up from there.
>
> larry
>
> > That is because they would use beer. What is the alcohol content of
> > Canadian beer?
> >
> > I don't drink it very often.
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> From: Nick McClure [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 12:18 PM
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>
> That is because they wou
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> Subject: RE: World Surrenders Sovereignty
>
> > From what I remember of my history, most of Europe was
> > against Britain during the US War for Independence.
>
> So it took most of Europe to beat
We didn't have a navy back then. England wouldn't let us.
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> From: Philip Arnold - ASP [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 11:44 AM
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>
> > No. W
Just goes to show how well you were doing without us.
We come in. End of war. (And again, not our war).
Whine Whine Whine.
You are starting to sound French. (not really, just kidding)
=)
Jerry Johnson
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> :) Damn brits just cant get over the fact we
there is a war going on in a land you have
never been to and may not know is there, would you be ready to go?
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That is because they would use beer. What is the alcohol content of
Canadian beer?
I don't drink it very often.
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> From: Larry Lyons [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 11:10 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: RE: World Su
They didn't have one President; Jefferson Davis was the president of the
south. But the North didn't recognize the south.
The north considered it a rebel uprising. The south considered it as the
Federal Government overstepping its bounds.
> So, if you was 2 countries, how could Lincoln effect th
Howie Hamlin wrote:
> I thought you sold us New Amsterdam
That was the name then, but I was unsure if everybody would recognize it.
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> > :) yes we got into the war in 1941 but from 1939 the USA was
> > suppo
> From what I remember of my history, most of Europe was
> against Britain during the US War for Independence.
So it took most of Europe to beat us then?
Even better
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> Bill Wheatley
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I thought you sold us New Amsterdam
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> From: Philip Arnold - ASP [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 11:44 AM
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ah. i believe my reply would be
"betraying how provincial he is for a better tommorrow?"
:)
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Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 11:26 AM
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sorry but the Ca
> No. We first sold you New York and then supported the
> Americans in their war for independence :)
So, they couldn't get the job done on their own... Riight
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> :) Damn brits just cant get over the fact we kicked the cr!p
> out of them and bailed their butt out of WW2. j/k
Just a point on this
The US has been late to both World Wars...
World War I started on July 28, 1914 (Austria-Hungary declares war on
Russia)
August 4, 1914 Britain declares war on
Philip Arnold - ASP wrote:
>>Sure it would, we would just be speaking French or Spanish.
>>The British Colonies were the smaller than the French and
>>Spanish. There were colonies here from the Middle East and
>>the Netherlands.
>
>
> But the Independence was from England, right? So the British
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>
> I was considered "born birth abroad" my parents weren't
> suposed be up there for long..a 2 year stint tu
ou get american citizenship, then the other. other countries don't require
the forswearing bit.
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even though you're
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> you
you get american citizenship, then the other. other countries don't require
the forswearing bit.
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even though you'r
> but your beer tastes like p!ss j/k
They only think that because they can taste the beer - in the US 90% of
a beer is the head
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> Neither did we, the Civil War came years later. The country was there,
> and there were many more states. I think around 30 states, but I could
> be wrong. And it became two countries: The USA and the CSA
(Confederated
> States of America) They setup a Constitution just like the USA, except
> sl
> > Part of Great Britain... Only recently got their own assembly, but
> > still governed by the one in London
>
> But what about all the wars fought with them over their independence?
The last war between England and Scotland was in the 1700's, around the
time the US was being "formed"... So the
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> A friend of mine who is also from Canada put it be
02, 2002 10:55 AM
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> Subject: RE: World Surrenders Sovereignty
>
>
> me too except I got the duelly citizenship!
>
> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/02/02 10:50AM >>>
> Who ever said I was American? I'm a legal resident, aka
> Fros
Sure it is, I have dual US/Irish citizenship.
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I thought that dual citizenship wasn't legal in the US.
larry
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> From: Michael Ross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> m
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> A friend of mine who is also from Canada put it best, Canadians are just
> like Americans, we just have a lot more class and we dress better.
>
> larry
>
&
But what about all the wars fought with them over their independence?
> Part of Great Britain... Only recently got their own assembly, but
still
> governed by the one in London
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>
Russia than from England. You guys just pissed off the
founding fathers. Got 'em all riled up and looking for a fight.
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> Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 10:37 AM
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> :) canadians
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Tuesday, July 02, 2002 10:50 AM
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> Who ever said I was American? I'm a legal resident, aka Frostback
(Canadian
> living in the US).
>
> Actually the War of 1812 was a real war - the Congress issued a
declaration
> of war etc. As for b
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> Been to the midwest latelyunless your not talkin about the major
cities
>
> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/02/02 10:37AM >>>
> :) if you compound New York state down you
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>
> some american you are :P
>
> and i was referenceing the Revolutionary war, war of 18
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> > Right, but you made a remark about the US being so young -
> > well the US has been around far longer than a hundred years.
>
> Less than 250 isn't it? If memory serves
> There is no difference between northen and southern Irish
> except their religion and loyalties. BTW - according to the
> BBC, unless you are Welch you are not British either:
>
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/uk/wales/newsid_2076000/2076470.stm
We don't welch on any bills
BTW, it's Welsh
> > The Irish aren't British - they're a different country...
> > The Northern Irish are, but the people who are fighting for
> > the UK government to be out aren't
>
> What about Scotland?
Part of Great Britain... Only recently got their own assembly, but still
governed by the one in London
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> > At the end of the Revolutionary way, many countries were rea
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> > Right, but you made a remark about t
> Apart from we didn't have a war about it first
Neither did we, the Civil War came years later. The country was there,
and there were many more states. I think around 30 states, but I could
be wrong. And it became two countries: The USA and the CSA(Confederated
States of America) They setup a C
> Sure it would, we would just be speaking French or Spanish.
> The British Colonies were the smaller than the French and
> Spanish. There were colonies here from the Middle East and
> the Netherlands.
But the Independence was from England, right? So the British colonies
kicked ass over there
P
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The US does not support and has never supported the IRA. Some private
citizens (who should be arrested) support the
IRA. And, I'm sure that IRA supporters come from other countries as
well.
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> From: Howie Hamlin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 10:24 AM
> To: CF-Community
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>
>
> The US does not support and has never supported the IRA.
> Some private citizens (who should be arrested) suppo
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> At the same time the entire thing would not have lasted very long if it were
> not for all the financial su
What about Scotland?
> The Irish aren't British - they're a different country... The Northern
> Irish are, but the people who are fighting for the UK government to be
> out aren't
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> > Right, but you made a remark about the US being so young
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> To: CF-Community
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>
> Bill Wheatley
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> At the end of the Revolutionary way, many countries were ready to send
> 13 Delegates to the new states. Until came together and barely decided
> to be one country. Or at least have one body that worked with other
> countries, known as the Federal Government.
>
> It is the same thing that is now
> Right, but you made a remark about the US being so young -
> well the US has been around far longer than a hundred years.
Less than 250 isn't it? If memory serves me, 1776 (or there abouts), so
that makes it 226 years old as a country
> Don't twist my words around - you said that we (US) fough
> And if it wasn't for British colonization, then the US wouldn't exist
>
Sure it would, we would just be speaking French or Spanish. The British
Colonies were the smaller than the French and Spanish. There were
colonies here from the Middle East and the Netherlands.
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> > That's irrelevant. The USSR was a super power only 20 years ago.
>
> But they're now loads of really small, not powerful, countries... Oh,
> and very poor too
>
> > > So, just because America is
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> > That's irrelevant. The USSR was a super power only
> That's irrelevant. The USSR was a super power only 20 years ago.
But they're now loads of really small, not powerful, countries... Oh,
and very poor too
> > So, just because America is "big and strong" you think it
> > should be the center of the world?
>
> Ever hear of British colonializatio
uly 02, 2002 5:14 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: RE: World Surrenders Sovereignty
>
> Not wishing to start another type of flame war on this, but America
has
> only been around for a couple of hundred years - most of the countries
> in Europe have existed in their present form for
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> > And its in Europe. America might have its problems but Eu
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> > And its in Europe. America might have its problems but Europe
> > is even more arrogant than us and they're trying so very hard
&g
> And its in Europe. America might have its problems but Europe
> is even more arrogant than us and they're trying so very hard
> to stand up and say "we're someone". America is not an equal
> in this.
Not wishing to start another type of flame war on this, but America has
only been around for a
Nick McClure wrote:
> http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=578&u=/nm/20020701/ts_nm
> /news_un_court_dc_1
Maybe it is time I give some background on my opinion on the ICC instead
of just questioning the opinion of others :)
My main point: what's the big deal? What really changes? Doe
Basically the goals are great, but I think it is ahead of it's time. It
won't work in the real world...yet.
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1 July: The international war crimes court was born in The Hague Monday, July 1 amid
serious challenges to its authority. A few hours earlier, Sunday June 30, the United
States announced its withdrawal from the international peacekeeping force in Bosnia
unless the UN Securi
Bottom line for everything below is that we have a system of Justice and I, as an
American, do not think that some other system of justice should hold sway. Any attempt
to do so will deligitimize our system.
> Michael Dinowitz wrote:
> > One easy reason; politics - Europe is both pro and afrai
Michael Dinowitz wrote:
> One easy reason; politics - Europe is both pro and afraid of the Arab world (more
>the latter than the former). If Iraq wants to bring America to the court, it can.
That's the whole point of a court, isn't it? Just like you can sue GM as
frivolously as GM can sue you.
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> One easy reason; politics - Europe is both pro and afraid of the Arab
world (more the latter than the former). If Iraq w
One easy reason; politics - Europe is both pro and afraid of the Arab world (more the
latter than the former). If Iraq wants to bring America to the court, it can. Or at
least specific Americans. Europe is also getting more and more anti-Semitic. If Saudi
Arabia says they want to bring an Israe
Nick McClure wrote:
> http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=578&u=/nm/20020701/ts_nm
> /news_un_court_dc_1
>
> No sir, I don't like it.
Why not?
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