Theos-Talk Archives (June 2005 Message tt00076)

Hi,

>If Europeans had dealt with the Balkan crisis without needing US
intervention, it would have done a lot to build European 
cooperation.<


Yes, Europe behaves(d) as an elderly lady who during the day don't 
want to let know that she has an affair with gardener (corruption) 
with whom she sleeps during the night.

Regards,
Anton



--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "kpauljohnson" 
<kpauljohnson@y...> wrote:
> --- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "Erica Letzerich" 
> <eletzerich@y...> wrote:
> > In my opinion only some unified nations could challenge 
> > the "supremacy of USA"
> 
> Dear Erica,
> 
> It would be unpatriotic of me to agree with you, but I don't 
> anyway. The economic and military resources of the USA are being 
> squandered in short-sighted, ill-conceived adventures in 
> imperialism. As with the ex-Soviet Union, it is imperial 
> overreaching rather than external challenges that are destroying 
our 
> well-being.
> 
> which had interfered in serious and negative 
> > way in many nations all over the world, also spreading a culture 
> of violence and sex. Guys from USA sorry to say that. 
> > 
> No need to apologize, although I would suggest that Europeans had 
a 
> culture of sex without any help from us, long before our 
inventions 
> the movies, computers, and television invaded your countries. And 
> Africa, Asia, and South America have plenty of violence without US 
> exporting any culture thereof.
> 
> > But Europeans seem to be too self centred to understand towards 
> > which direction Europe was trying to walk. I see these 
happenings 
> as clear a very negative result of a noble try to unify Europe. 
> > 
> If Europeans had dealt with the Balkan crisis without needing US 
> intervention, it would have done a lot to build European 
cooperation.
> 
> My best wishes for the successful progress of the EU-- which I 
hope 
> will not occur at the expense of downtrodden American workers.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Paul