Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2004 22:29:11 -0600
From: Bill Spornitz <spornitz-AT-mts.net>
Subject: Re: hygiene dilemma


Please. Heiko is writing from Germany, in Europe.  Tokens such as 
*Duh* only weaken your argument.

b


>Heiko Recktenwald sent:
>
>>Thanks but it was also a serious question. When this arab revolt happened
>>I had some feeling "wow, something is happening." Strange. 3 silent
>>minutes in the EU governance body.
>>
>>Some incredible interview later, democracy bla, bla, of the former
>>conservativ governement, now I hear that the US are upset about bad
>>spanish propaganda and some fake "we want you to change some new law" in
>>France, as if it were about religious behaviour in general.
>>
>>My country is more or less party of this war, some tanks, ships, whatever
>>they are talking, the german minister of defense warned the spanish now to
>>create chaos in Iraq.
>>
>>Well, the arabs. And the coalition of the willing. Polonia tells us that
>>they have been betrayed by the US and Bush is repeating his "Saddam"..
>>
>>Well...
>>
>>Wasnt it "dental hygiene"?
>>
>>Basquiat,
>>
>>why must all good art be local or whatever?
>>
>>H.
>
>At least Heiko isn't fed up with me yet.   I didn't mean to make 
>light of this horrible political situation the world finds itself in 
>now.  
>Yeah, it was "dental hygiene dilemma".  I assumed, incorrectly it 
>turns out, that you were referring to this somehow.  I guess it is a 
>"hygiene" dilemma, isn't it, for those countries that have lent some 
>support to this madness.  Duh.  But it does get interesting with the 
>comments by the new Spanish premier and the premier of Poland.  Here 
>in the US we are still saddled with an entrenched 50% of pop still 
>supporting the unsupportable.  Daddy disappeared in 1974 and he only 
>comes back for brief visits, we miss him so!
>
>David Westling
>
>
>
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