> On 22 Mar 2007 05:32:20 GMT, Gene wrote:
>
>> Just as an evesdropper, I would suggest that the world-wide
>> perception
>>> is that the U.S., under its present leadership, has been a
>>> de-stabilizing influence.... Afghanistan, maybe.... Iraq, over the
>>> top.... Perhaps the best solution would be to let the leader who so
>>> believes in his cause lead the charge, with no army behind him....
>>>
>>> Then, again, maybe it is what we deserve... Fools electing fools to
>>> lead them.
>>>
>>> Will, T2
>>>
>>Hi Will, Hows it going?
>>
>>I agree completely.
>>
>>I am sick and tired of being embarrassed by a man who has been out of
>>his depth since birth.
>>
>>More importantly, "Copying Beethoven", you seen it yet? Great movie.
>>
>
> Doing OK, Gene... Working hard, trying to keep up with my caseload.
>
> Glad to see you posting. The sad thing is that the people of the USA
> have no one but themselves to blame for falling for all the slick
> group psychological manipultion in what is known as the "democratic
> process".
>

The sad thing Will is that it doesn't have to be that slick a trick to fool Americans these days. I am still amazed Americans allowed the "Free Speech Zone' concept to fly.

> I have not seen "Copying Beethoven", yet... I shall be sure to see it
> upon your recommendation. :-)

It's not completely accurate about that part of his life but Ed Harris does an excellent job.

>
> Have a great evening.
>
> Will, T2
>

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