05-09-2002, 09:35 PM
<b> Most of my comments were directed at the reviews of the book on Amazon, which indicate the kinds of agendas the people who appreciated this book have. Flawed, weird and scary agendas.</b><br>
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Why didnt' you simply quote reviews against the book instead of reverting to the old marxist tactics of name calling, Tim?<br>
I am sure you could find plenty on the net.<br>
Jean Raspail is a Pandora and no one likes a Pandora.<br>
Lemme tell you something my friend. My dad was a trotskyst, one of the founders of the 4th Komintern in France. Classified as agitator and political activist by the police.<br>
I was born amongst name calling, I suckled on anti-american stalinist rethoric and verbal violence, direct ancestor of the anti-west liberal politically correct attitude which you profess so amiably. I know the tactics. Try something else, it's boring. As well as the bending of facts.<br>
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And now, a nice story to soothe the minds:<br>
Once upon a time, there was a king of France, Louis something..<br>
And Louis something decided to pay a visit to the duke of Talleyrand-Perigord, ancestor of the famous Talleyrand. That gentleman was insolently wealthy and he showed it to Louis something who got aggravated by all this insolent wealth.<br>
-"Who made you duke?" asked the king.<br>
That was a loaded question, if you want my opinion..<br>
-"Who made you king?" answered the duke.<br>
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Who made you king, Tim, to decide that millions of people who voted for those "populist liars" in Europe are are either racists or fools?<br>
Who made you king to decide what people should or should not read?<br>
Maybe we should burn Raspail's book?<br>
Self-righteousness and political correctitude are totally out of fashion. So is the good old peace and love.<br>
We gave at the office already..<br>
A lot of us became dutch, lately over there in Europe, and decided to call a cat a cat and a problem a problem.<br>
And it's obvious that as Europeans we are going to try to alleviate it. Too bad you disagree.<br>
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The nihilism which is part of your attitude was once crystallized on marxism-leninism. Since the death from natural causes of the great soviet brotherhood a while back, all those self destructive thoughts were transferred on other issues such as globalization or immigration policies, or animal rights.<br>
Why that? In my opinion to follow a subconscious desire of destruction of the western civilisation and hence a desire of self-destruction. The basis of nihilism.<br>
Read Dostoïevsky brother! Crime and Punishment. It's all in there!! E EM<br>
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Why didnt' you simply quote reviews against the book instead of reverting to the old marxist tactics of name calling, Tim?<br>
I am sure you could find plenty on the net.<br>
Jean Raspail is a Pandora and no one likes a Pandora.<br>
Lemme tell you something my friend. My dad was a trotskyst, one of the founders of the 4th Komintern in France. Classified as agitator and political activist by the police.<br>
I was born amongst name calling, I suckled on anti-american stalinist rethoric and verbal violence, direct ancestor of the anti-west liberal politically correct attitude which you profess so amiably. I know the tactics. Try something else, it's boring. As well as the bending of facts.<br>
<br>
And now, a nice story to soothe the minds:<br>
Once upon a time, there was a king of France, Louis something..<br>
And Louis something decided to pay a visit to the duke of Talleyrand-Perigord, ancestor of the famous Talleyrand. That gentleman was insolently wealthy and he showed it to Louis something who got aggravated by all this insolent wealth.<br>
-"Who made you duke?" asked the king.<br>
That was a loaded question, if you want my opinion..<br>
-"Who made you king?" answered the duke.<br>
<br>
Who made you king, Tim, to decide that millions of people who voted for those "populist liars" in Europe are are either racists or fools?<br>
Who made you king to decide what people should or should not read?<br>
Maybe we should burn Raspail's book?<br>
Self-righteousness and political correctitude are totally out of fashion. So is the good old peace and love.<br>
We gave at the office already..<br>
A lot of us became dutch, lately over there in Europe, and decided to call a cat a cat and a problem a problem.<br>
And it's obvious that as Europeans we are going to try to alleviate it. Too bad you disagree.<br>
<br>
The nihilism which is part of your attitude was once crystallized on marxism-leninism. Since the death from natural causes of the great soviet brotherhood a while back, all those self destructive thoughts were transferred on other issues such as globalization or immigration policies, or animal rights.<br>
Why that? In my opinion to follow a subconscious desire of destruction of the western civilisation and hence a desire of self-destruction. The basis of nihilism.<br>
Read Dostoïevsky brother! Crime and Punishment. It's all in there!! E EM<br>
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