On Monday 03 February 2003 04:30 am, Malcolm Candlish wrote:
Ronald,
Why not send it to your very nice dear friend Saddam, to see if he can
offer you a little help. I sure he would be very pleased.
Saddam is not my friend, nor a friend to anyone in the civilized world...
On the other hand,
The United States are about to start a war without of consideration
for international law. If you want to speak against it, the UN are
collecting signatures to work against this tragically event. Please
do copy this e-mail to a new mail, sign it at the end of the
attached list and send it to all
Mark; Could you take a moment to define your use of the word Balls?
I'm hoping that your intended use of the word was in reference to the
fact that this list is not a political group, and therefore is probably
unable to effect a change in the foreign policies of the United States
where war is the
: [newbie] against the war!
Mark; Could you take a moment to define your use of the word
Balls?
I'm hoping that your intended use of the word was in reference
to the
fact that this list is not a political group, and therefore is
probably
unable to effect a change in the foreign policies
and
in a public forum (or amy discourse in any forum, for that matter).
--- Original Message ---
From: Lanman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] against the war!
Mark; Could you take a moment to define your use of the word
Balls?
I'm hoping that your intended use
On Fri, 2003-01-31 at 07:14, Mark Weaver wrote:
In all seriousness your time and energy would be far better spent
sending these sigs to the US congress and senate and communicating your
feelings to them rather then sending them to a body that has no balls.
Let Washington know and
On Friday 31 Jan 2003 3:16 pm, Tony S. Sykes wrote:
I agree, no more posts on the subject please. Lets make this the last.
In any case, do the math. Your name, if you sign, after only a couple more
iterations appears on more than 1700 different 'petitions'. Do you seriously
expect anyone to
On Friday 31 January 2003 06:54 am, Frank Mertens wrote:
The United States are about to start a war without of consideration
for international law. If you want to speak against it, the UN are
collecting signatures to work against this tragically event. Please
do copy this e-mail to a new mail,
Frank Mertens wrote:
The United States are about to start a war without of consideration
for international law. If you want to speak against it, the UN are
collecting signatures to work against this tragically event. Please
do copy this e-mail to a new mail, sign it at the end of the
attached
Lanman wrote:
Mark; Could you take a moment to define your use of the word Balls?
I'm hoping that your intended use of the word was in reference to the
fact that this list is not a political group, and therefore is probably
unable to effect a change in the foreign policies of the United States
Todd Slater wrote:
On Fri, 2003-01-31 at 07:14, Mark Weaver wrote:
In all seriousness your time and energy would be far better spent
sending these sigs to the US congress and senate and communicating your
feelings to them rather then sending them to a body that has no balls.
Let Washington
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lanman,
I interpreted his disparagement to apply to the UN rather than to
us. Still, clarity is a good thing when insulting randomly and
in a public forum (or amy discourse in any forum, for that matter).
Sorry for any confusion...My intent wasn't to disparage anyone.
Dick Mazierski wrote:
Frank Mertens wrote:
The United States are about to start a war without of consideration
for international law. If you want to speak against it, the UN are
collecting signatures to work against this tragically event. Please
do copy this e-mail to a new mail, sign it at the
Oh, I'm sorry. More discipline in the future=)
Or like Schlingensief loved to say: You have to risk
100 mistakes to find 2 new genius ways to do things right.
On Fri, 2003-01-31 at 13:14, Mark Weaver wrote:
Frank Mertens wrote:
The United States are about to start a war without of
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