Katrina-Bush and the political questions begin

No, i saw no need to make an issue, nor did i invent the term crypto-racist. This has gone back and forth for over a page before i made any comment. But hyperbole is your style, isn't it?

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keep it up this topic may get locked - said the grasshopper

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You think that's bad, you should see the foul and childish stuff she posted in my thread about theocracy.

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You should see what foul and childish stuff he posts on every thread.

Real nice guy.

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Takes one to know one . . . at least i don't comment on people "washing their coochies" . . . you truly have no shame.

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Careful boss - I rather like Lash Wink

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I once did, too . . . but then i got to know her better.

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Nobody's perfect. Some of us know it.

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The towel head debacle was enough for me.

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Setanta wrote:

I once did, too . . . but then i got to know her better.

He doesn't know anything about me.

Husk--

:wink: Very Happy

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Lash wrote:

Nobody's perfect. Some of us know it.

Show it . . . you couldn't advertise if more if you rented a billboard.

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You could stand a little humility, as well. Going about thinking you're faultless, though you may not believe it, isn't appealing.

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Did I get here too late?

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I don't think so. Indeed, I'm glad to see you.

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Lash wrote:

You could stand a little humility, as well. Going about thinking you're faultless, though you may not believe it, isn't appealing.

I can assure that nothing would give me greater pleasure than to consider that i were unappealing to you. That statement simply demonstrates that you know as little of me as you asserted that i know of you. As for taking lessons from you in humility, that would be rather like going to the Pope to be instructed in the Kama Sutra.

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Deutschlandfunk just reported that our government offered to send to the disaster region an airbus rebuilt into a "flying hospital" with 100-200 beds. (Didn't catch the exact number.) Your federal government declined because it had no use for it. (But it did accept some ready-to-eat meal packages, water processing equipment, and some other offerings.)

Let's interpret it as progress that the region doesn't need extra hospital beds anymore.

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Thomas wrote:

(But it did accept some ready-to-eat meal packages, water processing equipment, and some other offerings.)

25 tons until now, and more to come.

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Indeed

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Thomas wrote:

Deutschlandfunk just reported that our government offered to send to the disaster region, an airbus rebuilt into a "flying hospital" with 100-200 beds.

According to earlier news (like by the broadcasters WDR, NDR and Deutsche Welle), yesterday William Timken, the new US ambassador to Germany, handed German officcials a "wish list" of emergency aid such as logistics experts, water purification plants and medical help for victims.

Germany's flying hospital, Medevac, which was used in the tsunami areas, is expected to arrive in the US today, according to these news.

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From me to you (plural), thanks. For governments, like people, there is no such thing as extra resources.

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