If a majority of voting Americans are like you guys, no wonder there's a
moron in the White House.

Pierre L wrote:

Wake up America indeed!

Anybody can make war. The hard part is achieving political ends without
having to use war as the last resort. As an ex-military person, I can
understand the need for military action in some cases, but Bush's war is one
of naivety, agreed to by a simpleton president who is probably being
manipulated by a small core of right-wing extremists who have their own
agendas (perhaps involving the great profiteering involved in any war). Such
a man in charge of a superpower military arsenal is a dangerous thing for
both America and the rest of the world.

You know, nobody could have possibly even imagined the almost sudden
collapse of the Soviet Union.

Wrong. President Ronald Reagan envisioned it.

Pierre L wrote:

Helmsman below should really change his nickname to rudderless.

And perhaps you should change yours to FrenchRetard.

From: "Pierre L"

Helmsman below should really change his nickname to rudderless.

Helmsman has a long history of rudderless advocacies.


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Michael 'I lied about my PhD' Bryant wrote:

From: "Pierre L"

Helmsman below should really change his nickname to rudderless.

Helmsman has a long history of rudderless advocacies.

And you, Michael W. Bryant, have a long history of lying and
fabricating!

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"Pierre L" wrote:

If a majority of voting Americans are like you guys, no wonder there's a
moron in the White House.

And morons like you explain why Canada is so screwed up.

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Ventura, California

"Jackie" wrote in message
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Me either, and I've been a whole bunch of places. Where's your cabin? My
sister had a place in Balsam Lake, about an hour and a half drive from me.
Too bad she had to sell it when she moved to AZ.

I could probably live in northern California, but the median price of
homes
out there is prohibitively expensive, plus I prefer to live in a place
that's been tectonically dead for most of the past billion or so years.
Love
Flagstaff too, but it's very difficult to find homes for sale there now.

I love NW Wisconsin and spend a lot of time there in the summer and fall.
Especially the Apostle Islands. I go up there every year in the early
autumn, and usually camp somewhere on the way up, like in Siren or the Lac
Court Oreilles area. Now THAT is some beautiful scenery... Superior's
south
shore... old lighthouses... Bayfield, one of the nicest Victorian-era
towns
in the whole state... and cheese, oh yes, cheese from the Crex Meadows
dairies. Gotta love it.

Jackie

My place is about 10 miles SE of Siren near Shell Lake.