Re: Let's say I break into your house 9, was: Good news for US -- Secure Fence Act of 2006

[G. Morgan <alarmpro@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Sat, 11 Nov 2006 21:40:13 GMT, "Roland Moore" <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

>>hey Roland are you Jew?  you seem to like them a lot !


>No, mostly of English/Irish descent. But it wouldn't bother me to be a Jew.
>Especially since there is one Jew I really like and admire, but I'll never
>ever come even remotely close to being like him.
>I understand your question and why you had to ask it. Being French you
>probably don't remember too much about Jews since you let your goose
>stepping neighbor haul off most of the ones you used to have to their
>deaths.
>Between that bit of history and the increase in the Arab population in
>France I doubt too many Jews want to call France home anymore. But I know
>you'd make them feel right at home saying "êtes vous juif" to each and every
>one.


>>But what will make me smile soon is what your so great army will say when
>>they will leave Iraq

> They will say if you see any French call us, we'll be back in a flash to
>help you get rid of them too.

>Speaking of leaving, exactly what did your countrymen say when those trains
>full of Jews were heading east? I am sure your ancestors were protesting it
>right? Or is that what you learned at home growing up hearing "are you a
>Jew"? Kind of makes leaving Iraq seem like no big deal, especially since
>that was the plan all along for the forces to leave, it was and is just a
>matter of when. Or is that what the French said about the Jews too?
>What are you going to say when Iran turns Paris into Hiroshima because some
>bacon grease biodiesel burning Peugeot ran over a Moroccan; a religious
>offense of the highest order because the Moroccan dies smelling like a pig
>and a Frenchman, but the mullas couldn't tell which was worse? It is not the
>custom for Muslims or Jews to be buried smelling like a smoked ham or BLT
>sandwich. What will the French say about their cuisine then since they don't
>like to eat glowing BBQ and not much else with four legs will be left alive,
>especially since the frog ponds got boiled dry by the A-Bomb blast?
>I know "No plus de viande équine, seulement chien"
>Boy that makes me hungry! I bet the whole world will be jealous of that slug
>and dog meat stew made right in the still glowing radioactive remains of a
>frog pond, no place but France I tell you!
>Add me to the list of Billions and Billions of people going to bed every
>single night with tears in their eyes saying "Why couldn't I be born
>French?"



Great post, Roland!



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