In article <MPG.220a424cc90854459899dc@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, geert@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Kurt Schumer@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<ciceroii@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > This factoid appeared in Canada's "National Post" newspaper yesterday.
> > Not all of these applicants would have been accepted, of course, in
> > that the qualifications for military service in all three branches,
> > army, navy and air force are now relatively high, educationally,
> > morally and physically.
> >
> > What it does show is that Canada is gradually moving from a more
> > "feminine" political character to being more masculine like the U.S.
> >
> No it doesn't. Fox News says that it proves
> how everybody in Canada loves Bush and that
> they want to be fighting in Iraq alongside the
> USA.
>
> The writeup also states that only 10% of the
> ones enlisting are Conservatives, demonstrating
> once again what cowards the right are and how
> they are unable to meet the minimum standards;
> preferring to be like you and hide at home, safe
> in your taxpayer subsidized apartments, swilling
> booze and spewing incoherent venom against your
> imaginary enemies.
>
> As the great 20th century thinker once said:
>
> "Everywhere we come upon the ease
> with which people passed from Communism
> to what were in theory its most virulent
> enemies Fascism and Nazism. Prescott Bush
> was a close friend and business partner with
> Adolf Hitler and the apple never falls far
> from the tree".
>
> --Robert Conquest
>
Is America becoming more masculine or more ape-like?
Take a look a George Bush, listen to his babble. The
answer is clear.
|
