Limeys are trying to intervene in our election - Page 3

G-1 · #21 (**permalink**) 10-20-2004, 10:37 AM

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As for Blair, the man has all the backbone of a jellyfish. Wheres a 'Thatcher' when you need one?

But I thought Thatcher was Reagan's lapdog??

I'm so confused.

I wish a Brit would send me a letter to straighten me out.

truebrit · #22 (**permalink**) 10-20-2004, 10:53 AM

..she did to the UK what her husband hadn't done to her in DECADES....

Tony Blair is just a spineless, gutless poodle...

myopicmouse · #23 (**permalink**) 10-20-2004, 10:57 AM

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....However....it is a bloody stupid idea in the first place....

I have no idea what they thought they were going to achieve....

I would like to remind the toothless among us that if it weren't for the Poodle your second largest ally in "Operation Liberate Iraqi Oil" would be the Aussies.....with 850 soldiers...

Oh, and btw...let's go easy on the teeth jokes.....at least we HAVE teeth...

http://www.metro.co.uk/metro/weird/a...ticle_id=13544

According to this survey, half of all Brits have breath that smells worst than their pets.

Well according to the Adam survey half of all yanks have brains smaller than peas, thus why they're upset brits with brains may influence the votes by suggesting kerry, because yank brains can only hold one thought at a time. so if brits chant vote kerrty to bush suporters, they'll vote kerry because "vote kerry" was the last idea in their head before they voted.

Hansmoleman · #24 (**permalink**) 10-20-2004, 10:59 AM

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American politics are no longer just American politics. The policies of which president we pick are going to deeply affect the entire planet, not just America. Despite what nationalists would like you to believe, the effects of what we do don't stay inside some giant wall that surrounds America, and now especially, with the war on terror, the president we choose is going to alter the entire planet. Brits have every right to express their opinion on a matter that is going to affect their lives and lives of everyone else in the world.

So long as people around the world don't mind the United States telling them what to do since the rest of the world feels like they need to tell the United States what to do. It has to go both ways.

SenaxFlatulus · #25 (**permalink**) 10-20-2004, 04:19 PM

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So long as people around the world don't mind the United States telling them what to do since the rest of the world feels like they need to tell the United States what to do. It has to go both ways.

And if they refuse, we shall spank them.

PoliticallyIncorrect · #26 (**permalink**) 10-20-2004, 04:27 PM

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American politics are no longer just American politics. The policies of which president we pick are going to deeply affect the entire planet, not just America. Despite what nationalists would like you to believe, the effects of what we do don't stay inside some giant wall that surrounds America, and now especially, with the war on terror, the president we choose is going to alter the entire planet. Brits have every right to express their opinion on a matter that is going to affect their lives and lives of everyone else in the world.

So long as people around the world don't mind the United States telling them what to do since the rest of the world feels like they need to tell the United States what to do. It has to go both ways.

You mean, keep things Status Quo??

The US has been sticking its nose in other countries business, and "policing" the world since WWII, so in less you're being sarcastic - I don't see your point

(Remember, It was Bush that took it upon himself to declare it a GLOBAL war on Terror - Not American War on Terror)

myopicmouse · #27 (**permalink**) 10-20-2004, 06:39 PM

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So long as people around the world don't mind the United States telling them what to do since the rest of the world feels like they need to tell the United States what to do. It has to go both ways.

And if they refuse, we shall spank them.

i think what u meant to say was "resistance is futile, you vill be shot!"

MICcheck · #28 (**permalink**) 10-20-2004, 10:00 PM

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So long as people around the world don't mind the United States telling them what to do since the rest of the world feels like they need to tell the United States what to do. It has to go both ways.

Sure. Of course, there's a difference between some Americans expressing their opinions and the government of the U.S. actually interveining with whatever's going on in the country.

Hansmoleman · #29 (**permalink**) 10-21-2004, 08:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Hansmoleman";p=&quot

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Originally Posted by MICcheck";p=&quot

American politics are no longer just American politics. The policies of which president we pick are going to deeply affect the entire planet, not just America. Despite what nationalists would like you to believe, the effects of what we do don't stay inside some giant wall that surrounds America, and now especially, with the war on terror, the president we choose is going to alter the entire planet. Brits have every right to express their opinion on a matter that is going to affect their lives and lives of everyone else in the world.

So long as people around the world don't mind the United States telling them what to do since the rest of the world feels like they need to tell the United States what to do. It has to go both ways.

You mean, keep things Status Quo??

For the most part, Americans couldn't care less as to what goes on in the rest of the world. But now that foreigners think they have a right to sway our election, I think it would be ok for Americans to return the favor.

EiregoSod · #30 (**permalink**) 10-21-2004, 09:31 AM

the CIA have been involved in overthrowing governments the world over, so much for foreign involvment.

as for the 'Limeys', I hope Blair tells Bush to stuff it now Bush is asking the Brits for more troops to be sent to Baghdad

Its the kind of American arrogance & contempt it treats its allies

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