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Americans show the love to Cellar favored nations
Americans Give Record-High Ratings to Several Allies
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That was fascinating. Thanks for posting.
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Psssst, Dani - they like the Aussies more then us.
Let's not talk to them any more. |
Pshaw. Everybody likes the Aussies. What can one possibly dislike about Aussies?
You seen the US Food Insecurity levels? (in World) On a par with Greece. Greece has 18% food insecure, and the US 19%. This explains how Occupy Wall Street happens imo. |
Americans often get confused between the Austrians and the Australians. That's all it is.
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It's interesting to see the drop for Pakistan. People are more informed than I expected. Pakistan was relatively high during the peak of the Afghan war when they were such an ally, and has dropped steady as that relationship has cooled. I'm honestly surprised that the surveyed Americans knew what Pakistan was and had a grasp of current events. Who were these people?
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You might be assuming knowledge that isn't there.
Pakmanistan? Thats where Pashminas come from, right? Oh yes, so cosy, 10 points to Gryffindor! |
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Reality. When was Pakistan really a respected ally? Pakistan was even marketing bombs to countries that most needed nuclear weapons because some idiot called them the axis of evil. This was even posted in May 2007 when xoxoxoBruce was calling me a liar. The impending Veto: Quote:
Pakistan has been and remains a greatest threat to America. It should have been obvious long ago when George Jr was promoting lies and all but protecting bin Laden. A problem made even worse with so much of our military trapped should Pakistan decide they don't need the $billions used to 'buy' them. As the Economist recently noted, Pakistan has clearly become more fundamentalist than it was ten years ago. But it should have been obvious that long ago that Pakistan was and remains a greatest threat to America. Meanwhile, Turkey deserves a much higher rating than Israel. Sidebar: who planned the Pakistani attack on Lahore that killed 100+ in India? A man who lived in two counties both adjacent to The Cellar. Does the Cellar also lie in a hotbed of extremism where friends are not on that list? |
How did your prediction of war with China go?
Around here we're familiar with sports bettors greening up their prediction success rate. |
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Seriously. Oh and :grouphug: thanks guys. |
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There are in fact very few official topless beaches.
In reality, they're almost all topless until some wowser complains. |
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I like how you remembered my challenge from two years ago.
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We discussed a crappy Cobalt maybe ten years ago. Some insisted it was a great car despite facts. Where are they now? Reality is indisputable years later. BTW, we discussed that in 2005. How many openly disputed what is now clearly known? For example: Kill the Messenger - this time the LA Times ? No reason. Criticisms are now obvious nine years later. Even a ‘threatened lawsuit’ was similar to traditional bogus GM denials: Quote:
In “Mission Accomplished”, so many ignored lessons from ‘deja vue Nam’. Well, when did many finally admit they advocated the massacre of 5000 American servicemen for no useful purpose? I still do not hear, for example, UG types apologizing for their mistakes. Or learning from those mistakes. Some never learn from history. Two years - that was almost yesterday. Battles with deaths (in the 1970s) were fought over these islands long before I discussed it. Risks should have been obvious even a decade ago. Of course, we could sue Google to have our mistakes removed. Then what is learned? Concern for South China Sea conflicts were made long ago when the risks were obvious. Learn from history – or even from mistakes made yesterday (two years ago). |
I especially like how you never answered the challenge.
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I like the fast reply.
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Yeah, i thought that was classy.
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Oh my! You ladies haven't connected the dots yet have you? What with tw traversing time in responding to the past and projecting the future, the clever use of an inverted "m" in his username to taunt you, you still haven't seen through his perception filter that tm is ... WAIT FOR IT ... THE MASTER! :eek:
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Be concerned. From the Senkaku to Sprately islands is a potential war we could easily get dragged into. Includes one called Mischief Reef. No nation remains healthy if going to war every decade. Simply view many bridges now closed because of "Mission Accomplished". Unfortunately America has numerous wackos who still view every solution in military conquests. As noted years ago when you did not appreciate the threat. At this point, everyone can appreciate the folly of war that is so easily avoided by learning from history. |
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ten points?
no. tha's like... half an inch away from half a point, at breast. |
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