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Undertoad · 10-12-2002, 01:31 PM

What paranoia again. To be sure, I only used the term "anti-Americanism" after watching Tony Blair do it repeatedly. Tell me, is *he* allowed?

For example, here:

On 1 October, Blair, addressing a conference of his Labour Party, criticized the anti-American sentiment, saying the United States and Europe have a strong alliance that is in the interest of both sides. "It is easy to be anti-American. There's a lot of it about. But remember when and where this alliance was forged: here, in Europe, in World War II, when Britain and America and every decent citizen in Europe joined forces to liberate Europe from the Nazi evil."

10-12-2002, 01:31 PM	#28
Undertoad Radical Centrist Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Cottage of Prussia Posts: 31,423	What paranoia again. To be sure, I only used the term "anti-Americanism" after watching Tony Blair do it repeatedly. Tell me, is he allowed? For example, here: On 1 October, Blair, addressing a conference of his Labour Party, criticized the anti-American sentiment, saying the United States and Europe have a strong alliance that is in the interest of both sides. "It is easy to be anti-American. There's a lot of it about. But remember when and where this alliance was forged: here, in Europe, in World War II, when Britain and America and every decent citizen in Europe joined forces to liberate Europe from the Nazi evil."