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SHOCKED
That older members/readers of this newsgroup have no respect for those who
gave their lives for us to enjoy the freedom we have today. Would they have given in and accepted us under the Swastika? Mike Bloody disgusted Thank God the Armed Services and what they have done in the past to save this country. -- H.M.S.Collingwood Ass. Llandudno 20 - 23 May Trip to Portmeirion National Service (RAF) Ass. Cosford 24 - 27 June Spitfire Fly Past H.M.S.Impregnable Ass. Sussex 1 - 4 July Visit to Int. Fest of the Sea RAF Regiment Assoc. Scarborough 2 - 5 Sept. Visit to Eden Camp |
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What on earth are you on about now?
If it's to do with the thread on cats, please keep it within that thread. I lost interest in it as soon as you got your soapbox out. -- Richard Sampson mail me at richard at olifant d-ot co do-t uk |
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On Thu, 19 May 2005 13:07:11 +0000 (UTC), Mike wrote:
That older members/readers of this newsgroup have no respect for those who gave their lives for us to enjoy the freedom we have today. Would they have given in and accepted us under the Swastika? Mike Bloody disgusted Thank God the Armed Services and what they have done in the past to save this country. That's pretty good going. I'm impressed. Talk about getting in first. The *first* post has already got around to Hitler. -- Tim C. |
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Tim Challenger wrote:
The *first* post has already got around to Hitler. A Godwin in one! Pretty inefficient trolling to do it so quckly, don't you think? We now return you to your gardens, already in progress... Gary Woods AKA K2AHC- PGP key on request, or at home.earthlink.net/~garygarlic Zone 5/6 in upstate New York, 1420' elevation. NY WO G |
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In article 1116509792.e92652333d540e1a373573be2d570554@teran ews, Tim Challenger writes: | On Thu, 19 May 2005 13:07:11 +0000 (UTC), Mike wrote: | | Would they have given in and accepted us under the Swastika? | | That's pretty good going. I'm impressed. Talk about getting in first. | The *first* post has already got around to Hitler. I should like to point out that the swastika, also known as a gammadion or fylfot, is an ancient symbol and has maintained its beneficial aspects in the East. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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Mike wrote:
That older members/readers of this newsgroup have no respect for those who gave their lives for us to enjoy the freedom we have today. Would they have given in and accepted us under the Swastika? Mike Bloody disgusted Thank God the Armed Services and what they have done in the past to save this country. Have you tried writing to some local newspapers? Don't forget to use green ink, as letters written with it are always given priority. Also, perhaps you could arrange some sort of reunion with other people who are shocked. -- H.M.S.Collingwood Ass. Llandudno 20 - 23 May Trip to Portmeirion National Service (RAF) Ass. Cosford 24 - 27 June Spitfire Fly Past H.M.S.Impregnable Ass. Sussex 1 - 4 July Visit to Int. Fest of the Sea RAF Regiment Assoc. Scarborough 2 - 5 Sept. Visit to Eden Camp -- All science is either physics or stamp collecting. -- E. Rutherford |
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Mike wrote:
:: That older members/readers of this newsgroup have no respect for :: those who gave their lives for us to enjoy the freedom we have :: today. :: :: Would they have given in and accepted us under the Swastika? :: :: Mike :: Bloody disgusted :: Thank God the Armed Services and what they have done in the past :: to save this country. Mike, being fairly 'new' here I admit I don't fully understand the politics of the group, but your incessant whining about cats has not only become an obsession with you, it has completely changed you from being known as 'Mike', into 'that weird cat bloke in URG'. Your cat rantings seemed to be getting more and more rabid, until this recent explosion where you attempted to drag the dead of WW2 into the fray - shame on you - if you truly beleive what you have typed above, then why *use* them in an attempt to bolster your cat arguments? And no, I'm not a cat lover, I don't like cats at all, but have no wish to skin them alive, kill them with .22 guns or put them in the oven and obviously neither do you unless you are seriously mentally ill, ergo you are only saying these things for effect, IE trolling. JM2P, no offence is meant to anyone, living or dead. -- If God had intended us to drink beer, He would have given us stomachs. |
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On 19 May 2005 14:05:30 GMT, Nick Maclaren wrote:
In article 1116509792.e92652333d540e1a373573be2d570554@teran ews, Tim Challenger writes: | On Thu, 19 May 2005 13:07:11 +0000 (UTC), Mike wrote: | | Would they have given in and accepted us under the Swastika? | | That's pretty good going. I'm impressed. Talk about getting in first. | The *first* post has already got around to Hitler. I should like to point out that the swastika, also known as a gammadion or fylfot, is an ancient symbol and has maintained its beneficial aspects in the East. I know that, but we all know what he meant. ;-) -- Tim C. |
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On Thu, 19 May 2005 14:36:51 GMT, Phil L wrote:
... Your cat rantings seemed to be getting more and more rabid, ... LOL! -- Tim C. |
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from "Mike" contains these words: That older members/readers of this newsgroup have no respect for those who gave their lives for us to enjoy the freedom we have today. Would they have given in and accepted us under the Swastika? What are you on? Can I have some of it, please? -- Rusty Open the creaking gate to make a horrid.squeak, then lower the foobar. http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/ |
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Mike wrote in message ... That older members/readers of this newsgroup have no respect for those who gave their lives for us to enjoy the freedom we have today. Would they have given in and accepted us under the Swastika? Mike Bloody disgusted Thank God the Armed Services and what they have done in the past to save this country. -- H.M.S.Collingwood Ass. Llandudno 20 - 23 May Trip to Portmeirion National Service (RAF) Ass. Cosford 24 - 27 June Spitfire Fly Past H.M.S.Impregnable Ass. Sussex 1 - 4 July Visit to Int. Fest of the Sea RAF Regiment Assoc. Scarborough 2 - 5 Sept. Visit to Eden Camp Please mark such postings as OT, so we can ignore them. Spider |
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"Nick Maclaren" wrote Tim Challenger writes: after Mike wrote: | | Would they have given in and accepted us under the Swastika? | | That's pretty good going. I'm impressed. Talk about getting in first. | The *first* post has already got around to Hitler. I should like to point out that the swastika, also known as a gammadion or fylfot, is an ancient symbol and has maintained its beneficial aspects in the East. Quite, if you go to India you will see it adorning lots of temples and also lorries (together with the request "Horn for side" whatever that means). It's an ancient (Aryan ?) symbol and the Nazi's simply borrowed it. I've never looked to see if it's on the temples in Southall when I go there for a meal, I expect it is somewhere. -- Regards Bob In Runnymede, 17 miles West of London |
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Nick Maclaren wrote:
In article 1116509792.e92652333d540e1a373573be2d570554@teran ews, Tim Challenger writes: On Thu, 19 May 2005 13:07:11 +0000 (UTC), Mike wrote: Would they have given in and accepted us under the Swastika? That's pretty good going. I'm impressed. Talk about getting in first. The *first* post has already got around to Hitler. I should like to point out that the swastika, also known as a gammadion or fylfot, is an ancient symbol and has maintained its beneficial aspects in the East. Regards, Nick Maclaren. Actually, Nick, correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't the original meaning of the symbol slightly sinister and that it was adopted by Hinduism as a symbol of peace? The reason Hitler adopted it as the symbol for the Nazis was because of the ideals of the Aryans - i.e. they wanted to create a utopian society and considrered themselves to be superior to the rest of mankind. These days, 'aryan' is a byword for white supremacy and right-wing extremists (prime example, the Aryan Nations, the paramilitary wing of the Church of Jesus Christ Christian). I'm not going to say anything more as I don't want to turn this into a political discussion. Sarah -- In memory of MS MVP Alex Nichol: http://www.dts-l.org/ |
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Miss Perspicacia Tick wrote: Actually, Nick, correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't the original meaning of the symbol slightly sinister and that it was adopted by Hinduism as a symbol of peace? The reason Hitler adopted it as the symbol for the Nazis was because of the ideals of the Aryans - i.e. they wanted to create a utopian society and considrered themselves to be superior to the rest of mankind. No. It has been used in this country for at least the past 700 years, and is even older as a Christian symbol. I don't know how far back it goes as a symbol in India and the Himalayas (it is not JUST a Hindu symbol), but a lot further. The term Aryan originally referred to a linguistic grouping, including the people who spoke the Indo-European languages. I.e. most of Europe, much of India (definitely including Hindus) but not the Finns, Basques or Hungarians. These days, 'aryan' is a byword for white supremacy and right-wing extremists (prime example, the Aryan Nations, the paramilitary wing of the Church of Jesus Christ Christian). That is true, but that bunch of lunatic dogmatists are very keen on rewriting history to match their prejudices. I will have no truck with them. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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In article , Nick Maclaren
writes In article , Miss Perspicacia Tick wrote: Actually, Nick, correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't the original meaning of the symbol slightly sinister and that it was adopted by Hinduism as a symbol of peace? The reason Hitler adopted it as the symbol for the Nazis was because of the ideals of the Aryans - i.e. they wanted to create a utopian society and considrered themselves to be superior to the rest of mankind. No. It has been used in this country for at least the past 700 years, and is even older as a Christian symbol. I don't know how far back it goes as a symbol in India and the Himalayas (it is not JUST a Hindu symbol), but a lot further. Also the swastika stone on Ilkley Moor - a rather curvy version but very much older than Christianity. -- Kay "Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river" |
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