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Old June 25th 05, 07:59 PM
Coppy Littlehouse
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Carlos said:

Let me ask you one last question: Do you really think you live in a free country?


FYI. Canada isn't a free country. It is a socialist state just like
most of Europe. Mr. RichA isn't an American. You are addressing a
Canadian.

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Old June 25th 05, 11:10 PM
Carlos
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"Coppy Littlehouse" wrote
FYI. Canada isn't a free country. It is a socialist state just like
most of Europe. Mr. RichA isn't an American. You are addressing a
Canadian.


Hi Miss Coppy

Thanks for the information you gave me.
Are you RichA girlfriend?



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Old June 26th 05, 12:04 AM
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Carlo wrote:

Hi Miss Coppy

Thanks for the information you gave me.
Are you RichA girlfriend?


Is this Euro gay-baiting that I'm witnessing? Astonishing.

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Old June 26th 05, 09:17 AM
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Coppy:


Coppy Littlehouse wrote:
Carlos said:


Let me ask you one last question: Do you really think you live in a free country?



FYI. Canada isn't a free country. It is a socialist state just like
most of Europe. Mr. RichA isn't an American. You are addressing a
Canadian.



The USA is a mixed economy: a mixture of wealth producers and traders
and, also, taxers, regulators, and controllers.

Individual rights are going by the boards as well.


A few keywords:

* Janet Reno's resumes items.

* The greater and greater use of government confiscations and
condemnations at all levels by the rationalization of the Eminent Domain
Clause.

* Coercive taxation neatly endorsed by the Religious Conservative Right
who really aren't economic conservatives.

* Siphoning off the proceeds of the USPTO and placing them in the
general funds of the USA, without getting rid of the applications
backlog, or improving the backwards computer system.

* Not defining any possibly rights for foreign citizens or war prisoners
that are in the US.

* Not providing a model constitution for Iraq or Afghanistan,

* Not supporting Russia in the WTO, allthe while supporting the
socialist dictatorship of the PRC.

* Saying nothing about the atomic weapons of the PRC, and its satellite
MIRV dispensing orbiters.

* Not canceling the manned Mars mission. Not setting up a free
enterprise and rights protected territory of the USA on the moon.

* dealing with recompense for the descendants of Native Americans in the
form of land ownership stock companies (such that I have written
numerous times on Usenet.

* Not creating a gold redeemable currency, and maintaining the paper
money system of inflationary coercive taxation of US citizens.

* Not selling off the socialist enterprises like NASA (except for its
military components), AMTRAK, NPR, NIH, federal highways, and numerous
other properties and businesses that are held in trust by the USA.

* Not banning the use of fallacious arguments in all courts.

* Not banning coerced attendance for juries, and also utilizing private
voluntary means of screening and empaneling juries.

* Banning all trade with tyrannies, e.g., with the world's most evil
one, the PRC. That the USA's Conservatives chose to bolster trade with
the PRC, an nation that does not allow individual rights or property
rights (it provides priveledges and long therm leases).

* Refusal to cause the PRC to respect intellectual property, to respect
patents, and to cease knocking off USA products.

* The USA committed coercive manipulation of the Florida Presidential
vote, and that was exceedingly shameful. The Supreme Court of the USA
can no longer be relied upon to protect the liberties of its citizens.

* The USA Administration refuses to protect its citizens from those who
would combine religion and state.

.......

A longer list is possible.

Coercion is far to acceptable to the Religious Conservatives. That they
even promote coercion, makes them into liars.

The USA is slipping ever faster into deceit, lies, socialism, tyranny.


Ralph Hertle
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Old June 26th 05, 02:29 PM
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"Ralph Hertle" wrote in message
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* The USA Administration refuses to protect its citizens from those who
would combine religion and state.



Read some history sometime.

Separation of church and state does not mean no religion in the state !
Their goal was to insure that there wouldn't be religious persecution.

Now answer me this, why does our money, each and every last bit
have the words "In God We Trust" on it ??

Think about this for a moment......................
















Allan


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Old June 25th 05, 10:58 PM
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"Carlos" casaraiva@net... wrote in message
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Who begin to invade other countries to take political
control of their government and their economy to make profits? etc.



I'd sure like you to show me the profits we make off of said economies..

BTW, also show me where we invaded someone just to take control
of their economies, and profits sometime. Could you please ?

After this is America, not europe, which has a LONG history of
doing exactly what you wrote !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(you must have been looking in the mirror when writing this)


Don't confuse your countries sordid past with a truly free and
economically viable country like America.





We invade people who **** us off, not for the money....................









Allan


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Old June 26th 05, 05:32 AM
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"AM" wrote in message
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Don't confuse your countries sordid past with a truly free and
economically viable country like America.


You're joking, right? I don't know where America is but here in the USA
everyone knows that the corporation rules over the individual:

http://independent.org/newsroom/article.asp?id=1525

Nobody's free in a country where private corporations can steal homes from
their owners just to build a mall.

Greg


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Old June 26th 05, 09:27 AM
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G.T. wrote:
"AM" wrote in message
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Don't confuse your countries sordid past with a truly free and
economically viable country like America.



You're joking, right? I don't know where America is but here in the USA
everyone knows that the corporation rules over the individual:

http://independent.org/newsroom/article.asp?id=1525

Nobody's free in a country where private corporations can steal homes from
their owners just to build a mall.

Greg





G.T.:

That's true about the malls. And the Supreme Court acted reprehensibly
in not defending the rights and liberties of all its citizens. As a
result anything goes, and its open season on your land.

The slight against corporations doesn't hold water. Corporations are a
great way of creating business concerns that function in a scope of
activity that is possibly far larger than that possible to the
individual. For example scientific research, creating medicines, and
mining. Corporations are a great way of providing divisible ownership
among many private individuals for large and small wealth creating
industries.


Ralph Hertle
 




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