BS: Does the US bother about UK elections?

Subject: RE: BS: Does the US bother about UK elections?
From: DougR
Date: 05 Nov 04 - 11:47 AM

I think Bill D hit it squarely on the head. Of course we are interested, but I do not believe we would try to interfere in other country's elections as many newspapers in Europe did with ours. You may find editorials in U. S. newspapers supporting one person or another, but no tampering with the election.

Davey said it better than I though.

L. H.: I'm beginning to see why Bobert has been so whacky lately. He must have been sending his mewdications to you!

DougR

Subject: RE: BS: Does the US bother about UK elections?
From: Joe Offer
Date: 05 Nov 04 - 11:53 AM

So, you trolls have had your little fun. Now, can you shut up and let the people have an intelligent discussion?
I guess I can't understand how you can get any pleasure out of posting that crap.
-Joe Offer-

Subject: RE: BS: Does the US bother about UK elections?
From: Little Hawk
Date: 05 Nov 04 - 01:14 PM

My popularity must be hitting record levels. :-) Anonymous GUESTs who don't like my political views are now pretending to be me...

Gosh, I wonder what embarrassing thing they will say next? (sitting back and waiting with anticipation)

You know, guys, Joe Offer and the other moderators here can see from what URL you are posting. Are you aware of that?

Subject: RE: BS: Does the US bother about UK elections?
From: jimmyt
Date: 05 Nov 04 - 05:01 PM

It seem that either my last comments of the sophomoric rants af the lockerroom boys has killed yet another thread. grin

Subject: RE: BS: Does the US bother about UK elections?
From: Padre
Date: 05 Nov 04 - 09:38 PM

The answer is, I don't bother about elections in the United Kingdom, and they don't need to bother about our elections. That is what being a sovereign nation means.

Subject: RE: BS: Does the US bother about UK elections?
From: Susan A-R
Date: 05 Nov 04 - 10:05 PM

I happen to wake up to BBC every morning because it's somewhat more trustworthy than my own news, so I do end up paying attention, and I have a fair numnber of friends who do likewise, so anecdotally, yes. I must admit to some confusion as to how often and when elections actually occur, some confusion about votes of no confidence, when parties select their choices for prime minester, etc. I was aware of the Northeast England vote, but don't know much about what the regional government concept implies.

I do find it odd to have a country of close to 300 million people, obviously varying a lot in beliefs, lumped together so. I come from a town that voted 75% Kerry, 25% Bush, I guess I'm from the same country as the rest of the folks who felt somewhat differently, but we vary, region to region, person to person, state to state. I am getting a bit pissed off at the implications from both north and across the pond that we are all ignorant assholes. That tells me who's what. I'm with Ebbie. I worked on this last election and work on other political efforts here in Vermont with it's Socialist, Democrat and Independent representatives to Congress. Stop lumping us all together

Subject: RE: BS: Does the US bother about UK elections?
From: GUEST,Fats
Date: 05 Nov 04 - 10:27 PM

Troooooollin'
Troooooollin'
Well bless my soul
How I love to troll.

Fats D.

Subject: RE: BS: Does the US bother about UK elections?
From: GUEST
Date: 05 Nov 04 - 10:52 PM

ELECTIONS?????ERECTIONS?????

Arn't you folks a MONARCHY?

It is the general USA public opinion that Charles is useless, his eldest is a poofter, but if there were a revolution, the youngest male heir holds promise (unless there is still one younger in the Arab States - inwhich case - let them all die chaste.)

Subject: RE: BS: Does the US bother about UK elections?
From: GUEST,Puppet master
Date: 05 Nov 04 - 11:54 PM

Us retards need something to keep us busy.

Subject: RE: BS: Does the US bother about UK elections?
From: GUEST,Rovey Waid
Date: 06 Nov 04 - 12:44 AM

Do you Canocks and Limeys have your nose up the Palestinians asses yet telling them what to do?

RW