Yes, Virginia, Many American Democrats Are Actually Socialists
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D. Spencer Hines - 08 Dec 2006 22:37 GMT Yes, Virginia, Many American Democrats Are Actually Socialists -- although They Often Try To Deny It.
But the Masks Often Slip...
Howard Dean, the Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, has flown off to Europe to meet with Socialists there and plan a Joint Agenda.
Hilarious!
Dean Is Simply Outstanding At Shooting Himself -- And His Political Party -- In The Foot.
"Howard Dean, chairman of the national committee of the U.S. Democratic Party, is attending the two-day conference together with the leaders of leftist governments of several countries and party leaders from across Europe."
Stay Tuned...
DSH
Lux et Veritas et Libertas
Veritas Vos Liberabit ------------------------------------------------
European Socialists eager to work with U.S. Democrats
Thu Dec 7, 2006
OPORTO, Portugal (Reuters) - European Socialists promised on Thursday to work to rebuild Europe's strategic alliance with the United States now that the Democrats control Congress after last month's elections.
Socialist leaders attending a meeting of the European Socialist Party pledged that with the Democrats on the rise, strong ties could be renewed with the United States after years of cool relations with Republican President George W. Bush.
Howard Dean, chairman of the national committee of the U.S. Democratic Party, is attending the two-day conference together with the leaders of leftist governments of several countries and party leaders from across Europe.
"We are not anti-American, we want the real America, your America," former Danish Prime Minister Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, president of the European Socialist Party, said in remarks directed at Dean.
The Democrats gained control of both houses of Congress for the first time since 1994 in the mid-term elections, reshaping the political landscape ahead of the 2008 presidential race.
"Europe needs an America that is back on track," said Portuguese Socialist Prime Minister Jose Socrates, whose country is hosting the meeting.
"We need, today more than ever, to reinforce and renew the strategic alliance between the United States and Europe," Socrates said. "We know that a stronger Democratic Party is key for this to happen."
Socialists, or centre-left governments, currently hold or share power in just over half of Europe.
Many European governments, not just Socialist ones, have above all been angered by Bush's war in Iraq and what has been seen as the U.S. failure to work with allies in international affairs.
They expressed hopes after last month's election for a new era of open dialogue on a more equal footing with Washington and the Bush administration during the final two years of his presidency.
Socrates said Dean's Democrats "should know that they can count on European Socialists" for support. -------------------------------------------
Capital!
The Wolves In Sheep's Clothing Are OUTED!
Virginia, it just doesn't get any better than this.
Enjoy!
DSH
Lux et Veritas et Libertas
Bryn - 08 Dec 2006 23:05 GMT Poor old Dave...
Iraqi Resistance Report for events of Wednesday, 6 December 2006. Translated and/or compiled by Muhammad Abu Nasr, member, editorial board, the Free Arab Voice Wednesday, 6 December 2006. · US closes al-Hadithah Dam, drying Euphrates riverbed in area where Chinook helicopter went down Monday as search continues for missing Americans. · Relentless Resistance attacks drive US forces out of Hit.
· Four US troops reported killed in Resistance bombing in ar-Ramadi Wednesday morning.
· Resistance fighter begins operations against US occupation in Baghdad at dawn Wednesday with car bomb attack south of ad-Durah, leaving five Marines reported dead.
· US aircraft attacks farmers in wheat field north of Samarra’, killing one, wounding three, including one woman, Wednesday morning.
· Siege of as-Siniyah in its fifth day. Puppet police hand over their weapons to Iraqi Resistance, some also join in Resistance attacks on US forces; Americans block relief supplies from city; four pregnant women die for lack of medical care. Resistance forces unite under umbrella command knocking out six US military vehicles and nine Iraqi puppet army vehicles in hard fighting on Wednesday.
· Resistance sharpshooter reportedly kills two US troops in Bayji on Wednesday morning.
· At least two US troops killed in massive bomb attack in Ba'qubah late Wednesday morning.
Al-Anbar Province.
Al-Hadithah.
US closes al-Hadithah Dam, drying Euphrates riverbed in area where Chinook helicopter went down Monday as search continues for missing Americans.
In a dispatch posted at 1:38pm Makkah time Wednesday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that US occupation forces on Tuesday closed the al-Hadithah Dam, drying up the Euphrates River in a continuing effort to search for soldiers missing for two days following the shooting down of a US Chinook helicopter in the area on Monday, 4 December.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported eyewitnesses as saying that the Americans ordered the Dams Department to close completely the 12 gates of the dam, blocking the water behind it but opening the ath-Tharthar Canal to circumvent the area where the two-rotor American helicopter crashed. It was rumored that a high-ranking Marine officer was among those listed as missing in the crash.
Resistance fighters ambush joint US-Iraqi puppet police patrol in al-Haqlaniyah on Wednesday.
In a dispatch posted at 11:44am Makkah time Wednesday morning, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that Iraqi Resistance fighters ambushed a joint US-Iraqi puppet police patrol in al-Haqlaniyah, near al-Haditha, about 236km northwest of Baghdad, on Tuesday.
The al-Haqlaniyah correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported local eyewitnesses as saying that Resistance men armed with automatic weapons and hand grenades attacked the joint patrol near the Grand Mosque in the middle of al-Haqlaniyah. Witnesses had no information on the nature or extent of casualties, since the Americans and their Iraqi puppet police allies closed off the area immediately after the attack and began raiding nearby homes.
Hit.
Relentless Resistance attacks drive US forces out of Hit.
In a dispatch posted at 11:39am Makkah time Wednesday morning, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that the repeated blows being delivered by the Iraqi Resistance have forced the US occupation forces to withdraw their forces from the city of Hit, about 165km northwest of Baghdad.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported eyewitnesses in Hit as saying that US forces began their pull out on Tuesday, evacuating one of their headquarters in the city after it had come under repeated attacks.
Witnesses reported that the US occupation forces pulled vehicles and equipment out of the Hit railroad station but had not yet completely evacuated that position.
Sources in the Iraqi puppet army told Mafkarat al-Islam that the Americans do intend to withdraw completely from Hit, handing their facilities in the city over to the Iraqi puppet army.
Al-Habbaniyah.
Resistance forces pound US al-Habbaniyah base with heavy mortars on Tuesday.
In a dispatch posted at 12:06pm Makkah time midday Wednesday, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that Iraqi Resistance forces fired twelve heavy 120 mortar rounds into the US al-Habbaniyah base, about 70km west of Baghdad on Tuesday.
The al-Habbaniyah correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported members of the al-Fallahat tribe in the al-Jaffah area who witnessed the attack as saying that the shells blasted into the American-occupied base, setting off explosions that violently shook the four corners of the facility and sent plumes of smoke billowing up from inside. US helicopters were seen prowling the skies above the base for a "long time" following the attack.
Ar-Ramadi.
US locks down ar-Ramadi as Iraqi puppet army troops prepare to deploy there Wednesday evening.
In a dispatch posted at 6pm Makkah time Wednesday evening, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that US occupation forces had announced that they had completely sealed off the city of ar-Ramadi, about 110km west of Baghdad starting at 6pm local time Wednesday evening and until further notice.
The ar-Ramadi correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported that the US troops used loudspeakers to announce the blockade of the city, which comes as Iraqi puppet troops prepare to deploy on the streets of the city in their first official deployment in ar-Ramadi.
Four US troops reported killed in Resistance bombing in ar-Ramadi Wednesday morning.
In a dispatch posted at 6pm Makkah time Wednesday evening, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that an Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a US Humvee in the as-Sufiyah district of ar-Ramadi on Wednesday morning.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported that the blast killed four US troops, the dismembered remains of one of whom were found 10 meters from the scene, local witnesses said.
Al-Fallujah.
Resistance fighters assault puppet "Iraqi National Guard" headquarters in al-Fallujah Wednesday morning.
In a dispatch posted at 3:12pm Makkah time Wednesday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that Iraqi Resistance fighters mounted a violent attack on the headquarters of puppet "Iraqi National Guards" in eastern al-Fallujah, about 60km west of Baghdad on Wednesday morning.
The al-Fallujah correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported a source in the puppet police as saying that Resistance men fired rocket-propelled grenades at the puppet "National Guard" base on as-Sadd Street in the Industrial Zone of al-Fallujah on Wednesday morning.
Following the rocket attack, a firefight broke out between Resistance fighters and the puppet guards in which light and medium weapons were used. The battle lasted for about an hour, during which time the main street in al-Fallujah which was near the scene of the fighting and also nearby side streets were empty of pedestrians and traffic. Witnesses confirmed that the headquarters sustained damage in the attack.
Four US troops reported killed in Resistance car bomb attack in al-Fallujah on Tuesday.
In a dispatch posted at 12:21pm Makkah time Wednesday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that an Iraqi Resistance fida’i fighter drove an explosives-laden car into a US column in southeastern al-Fallujah on Tuesday.
The al-Fallujah correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported eyewitnesses in the Sa'dan area as saying that a Resistance fighter drove an explosives-laden Caprice car into a US column, completely destroying one US Humvee and inflicting heavy damage on a second. The explosion killed four US troops and wounded four more of them to varying degrees, the witnesses said.
Afterwards, the American troops surrounded and sealed off the area and then hauled away the wreckage and evacuated their dead and wounded.
Resistance battles US troops in downtown al-Fallujah late Tuesday night.
In a dispatch posted at 10:53am Makkah time Wednesday morning, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that fierce fighting raged between Iraqi Resistance forces and US occupation troops in the middle of al-Fallujah, 60km west of Baghdad, during Tuesday-Wednesday night.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported eyewitnesses as saying that late on Tuesday night fierce fighting erupted near ath-Tharthar Street in the Nuwwab ad-Dubbat neighborhood of al-Fallujah. Since the nighttime curfew was in force at the time, no details on the nature or extent of casualties were available. On Wednesday morning, large numbers of US and Iraqi puppet army troops were deployed in the area.
Baghdad.
Resistance fighter begins operations against US occupation in Baghdad at dawn Wednesday with car bomb attack south of ad-Durah, leaving five Marines reported dead.
In a dispatch posted at 8:50pm Makkah time Wednesday night, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that an Iraqi Resistance fida’i fighter plunged his explosives-packed Passat car into a US military column on the road to al-Mahmudiyah south of the southern Baghdad suburb of ad-Durah at dawn on Wednesday.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported that the explosion destroyed one US vehicle and disabled a second, killing five US Marines and wounding four more of them.
In other attacks on Wednesday, the Iraqi Resistance fired 15 mortar rounds into US checkpoints on the road to Saddam International Airport, into a pro-Iranian Shi ' sectarian Jaysh al-Mahdi headquarters, and into the US base set up in the former Iraqi Chiefs of Staff building in western Baghdad.
Seven Iraqi Resistance bombs exploded in Baghdad’s al-Karakh District alone on Wednesday. The first four targeted US troops. One of those bombings, in al-'Amiriyah, destroyed a US military vehicle and killed one American soldier and wounded three more. A second Resistance bombing destroyed a US armored vehicle and left three American troops dead or wounded. That attack was claimed by the Ansar as-Sunnah Resistance organization, which has begun a sharp escalation of its attacks in Baghdad. Two other bombings left eight puppet "Iraqi Interior Ministry Shock Troops (Maghawir)" and puppet army troops dead.
Four Resistance mortar rounds blasted concentrations of the pro-Iranian Jaysh al-Mahdi militia, killing or wounding 15 of the sectarian militiamen at about 10am local time Wednesday morning.
Resistance men also assaulted a checkpoint manned by puppet "Iraqi Interior Ministry Shock Troops (Maghawir)" in the ash-Shuhada’ neighborhood of the al-Bayya' District, killing four of the puppet "Shock Troops," including Captain Husayn as-Sadri, known as Husayn Kalabjah. The mainstream media, as usual, misrepresented that attack, saying that it targeted four Shi'i civilians, despite the blood that covered the checkpoint and the cries of the puppet "Shock troops" that were heard by local witnesses throughout the attack.
A bomb that had been packed in a cooking gas cylinder and planted by the side of the road in the Janiniyah area of al-Ghazaliyah in western Baghdad went off by a puppet "Interior Ministry Shock Troop (Maghawir)" patrol, killing five of the puppet "Shock Troops" and wounding three more of them.
The US-installed Iraqi puppet regime claimed that its forces had disarmed a car bomb that was intended to kill innocent civilians in the predominantly Shi'i al-Kazimiyah district of Baghdad. Eyewitnesses, however, and medical sources confirmed that a car bomb had actually exploded near a detachment of pro-Iranian Shi'i sectarian Jaysh al-Mahdi gunmen the as-Sakalat area where lumber and construction supplies are sold. The blast killed or wounded 11 of the Jaysh al-Mahdi militiamen.
The Resistance fired seven mortar rounds into the area of al-Maydan Square in Baghdad’s ar-Rusafa district, the scene of a sectarian murder several days ago in which Shi'i sectarian gunmen killed three Sunni college students on their way home from class.
The mortar attack killed or wounded 54 people in the square, all of them men, despite claims by the puppet regime and the western media that women and children had been targeted. The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam pointed out that the square where the attack took place is a market for used car parts and is not visited by women or children.
An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by puppet "Order Protection" police opposite the as-Sajj restaurant in the Baghdad district of az-Zuyunah at 9am local time Wednesday morning, killing a first lieutenant in the puppet army and wounding eight more puppet troops.
Five bodies of pro-Iranian Jaysh al-Mahdi militiamen were found executed in the al-'Amiriyah district of western Baghdad. A sixth Jaysh al-Mahdi gunman was found dead in al-Ghazaliyah.
The al-Yarmuk Hospital announced that it had received nine bodies of Shi'i sectarian militiamen that had been found in the al-Qantarah area, the district located between ad-Durah in southern Baghdad and Hur Rajab.
Arrests hit a high mark in Baghdad. In addition to 51 youths rounded up in al-Yarmuk (see story below) another eight were arrested in the al-Jami'ah (University) area.
Fierce fighting was heard in al-'Amiriyah when Resistance men assaulted a puppet "Iraqi Interior Ministry Shock Troop (Maghawir)" checkpoint under the al-Jihad neighborhood bridge. Three puppet "Shock Troops" were reported killed and one wounded in the clash.
The puppet "Health Ministry," which is run by the pro-Iranian Jaysh al-Mahdi announced that in all of Baghdad 122 people were killed in various activities during the day.
Resistance attacks were continuing even at the time of reporting, despite the nighttime curfew that was in force.
The Shi'i sectarian Jaysh al-Mahdi militia is run by Muqtada as-Sadr, a Shi'i cleric loyal to Iran, which is seeking to extend its regional hegemony and step into the shoes of the American occupation in Iraq.
Bomb rips through bus in Madinat as-Sadr midday Wednesday.
In a dispatch posted at 2:28pm Makkah time Wednesday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that at midday Wednesday, an Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded inside a bus carrying employees of the puppet regime’s court system in the Madinat Saddam district of eastern Baghdad – a district dubbed "Madinat as-Sadr" after the American occupation which is now a stronghold for the pro-Iranian Jaysh al-Mahdi militia.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported a puppet security service source as claiming that the bomb had been placed in a bag and that it exploded aboard a large passenger bus near the al-Kayyarah popular market in "Madinat as-Sadr." The source said that the blast killed "several" people and injured eight who were taken to hospital for treatment.
In a dispatch posted at 8:50pm Makkah time Wednesday night, the correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported that contrary to mainstream media claims that the bus had been targeted by a martyrdom attacker, the explosion had actually come from a 15kg bomb that had been placed in a parcel and left on the bus. The bus itself was transporting employees of the puppet "Major Crimes Court," the correspondent wrote, 15 of whom died in the blast.
US forces storm homes in Baghdad’s al-Yarmuk district Tuesday night, arresting 51 local youths.
In a dispatch posted at 1:50pm Makkah time Wednesday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that US occupation forces accompanied by their Iraqi puppet army allies arrested 51 youths in the western Baghdad district of al-Yarmuk on Tuesday night.
The Baghdad correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported that US occupation forces raided homes behind the Ibn Taymiyah Mosque and in the Duwar an-Naft and ad-Dakhiliyah districts of al-Yarmuk. The Americans used percussion explosives to blow open the doors of nine of the houses and then they stormed inside and arrested all the males they found there. The Americans also raided 29 other houses in the same neighborhood, arresting in all 51 people. Among those arrested were university students, government employees, and tradesmen.
Resistance bomb kills four pro-American Badr Brigade militiamen in Baghdad on Tuesday.
In a dispatch posted at 12:32pm Makkah time Wednesday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that an Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a car belonging to the pro-American Shi ' sectarian Badr Brigades in southern Baghdad on Tuesday.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported eyewitnesses in the as-Sayyidiyah area of southern Baghdad as saying that a bomb that had been planted by the side of the road near the Shakir 'Abbud Mosque went off by an unmarked car carrying a group of Badr Brigade gunmen. The witnesses said that the explosion completely destroyed the car, killing all four Badr Brigade militiamen aboard.
Resistance bombards puppet "Shock Troop" headquarters in Baghdad’s al-Jihad neighborhood.
In a dispatch posted at 12:17pm Makkah time Wednesday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that Iraqi Resistance forces fired four 82mm mortar rounds into the headquarters of the puppet "Iraqi Interior Ministry Shock Troops (Maghawir)" in western Baghdad on Wednesday morning.
The Baghdad correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported eyewitnesses in the al-Jihad neighborhood as saying that the mortar shells scored direct hits on the facility, sending plumes of smoke rising into the sky.
Salah ad-Din Province.
Samarra’.
US aircraft attacks farmers in wheat field north of Samarra’, killing one, wounding three, Wednesday morning.
In a dispatch posted at 1:04pm Makkah time Wednesday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that Iraqi medical sources had reported that a US warplane had attacked a number of farmers north of the city of Samarra’, about 120km north of Baghdad, killing one of them and wounding others in their continuing efforts to seize their land.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported medical sources in Samarra’ hospital as saying that the US airplane attacked farmers in a wheat field in the al-'Abbasiyah area north of the city on Wednesday morning. One farmer was killed and three more – one of them a woman – were wounded. The medical sources said that the American attacks were an attempt to force the farmers off their land so that their fields could be turned over to the puppet "Iraqi Interior Ministry Shock Troops (Maghawir)" to build a camp there.
Bayji.
Resistance forces united under umbrella command around as-Siniyah, knocking out six US military vehicles and nine Iraqi puppet army vehicles in hard fighting on Wednesday.
In a dispatch posted at 11:18pm Makkah time Wednesday night, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that contrary to what the puppet Iraqi Regime and the western media were claiming US and Iraqi puppet army forces have not driven the Resistance out of as-Siniyah. In fact large parts of the area are under Iraqi Resistance control.
The as-Siniyah correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported that the Resistance still maintains high fighting ability and is carrying out ambushes and mobile operations striking the US and puppet regime forces effectively.
The correspondent reported that supplies had come in to the Iraqi Resistance fighters in as-Siniyah from all over Salah ad-Din Province. The Resistance organizations there have united under a unified umbrella, fighting together against US occupation troops, puppet regime forces, and the pro-American Kurdish separatist Peshmergah militia.
On Wednesday, the Resistance burned and disabled six various US military vehicles and nine vehicles belonging to the Iraqi puppet army.
The correspondents for Mafkarat al-Islam have published photographs that they took showing Resistance fighters operating in as-Siniyah on Wednesday. They can be viewed at:
http://www.islammemo.cc/article1.aspx?id=22780
Resistance blasts US base near Bayji with Katyusha rockets Wednesday night.
In a dispatch posted at 7:36pm Makkah time Wednesday night, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that a short while earlier, Iraqi Resistance forces fired four Katyusha rockets into the main US base located between Bayji, 200km north of Baghdad, and the nearby refinery town of as-Siniyah.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported that the four rockets set fires raging and sent smoke rising over the US base, a facility that was an Iraqi Army base prior to the US invasion in the spring of 2003.
Eyewitnesses told Mafkarat al-Islam that US helicopters emblazoned with the red cross landed inside the base minutes after the rocket assault, indicating that there had been casualties.
Siege of as-Siniyah in its fifth day. Puppet police hand over their weapons to Iraqi Resistance, some also join in Resistance attacks on US forces; Americans block relief supplies from city; four pregnant women die for lack of medical care.
In a dispatch posted at 1:16pm Makkah time Wednesday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that in the town of as-Siniyah, in its fifth day under US siege, puppet policemen from nearby Bayji had handed over their weapons to the Iraqi Resistance and some of the policemen had actually joined the Resistance in carrying out operations and ambushes against the US forces.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported that the as-Siniyah puppet police, whose members are local recruits, on Tuesday withdrew from the al-Muhit puppet police station and from the ash-Shuhada’ station and handed over their weapons to the Resistance. Some of the policemen then joined the Resistance. The puppet "Governor" of Salah ad-Din Province acknowledged the development at a press conference held in at Council of the Province in Tikrit.
The correspondent reported that three vehicles were disabled on Tuesday and four US troops killed as a result of three bombs that exploded on al-'Arid and an-Nassaf Streets. On Wednesday, in addition to the Resistance shooting of two US troops in Bayji, and Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a US foot patrol in the meat market. No information on casualties in that attack was available.
Once again on Wednesday, US forces prevented food and water being brought into the city. American troops turned back relief trucks from the Iraqi Red Crescent and the United Arab Emirates Welfare Organization. The US forces also prevented pregnant women from leaving the city for medical treatment, as a result of which four women died.
Resistance sharpshooter reportedly kills two US troops in Bayji on Wednesday morning.
In a dispatch posted at 12:59pm Makkah time Wednesday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that an Iraqi Resistance marksman shot and killed two US troops in the al-Garajat area of the city of Bayji, about 200km north of Baghdad on Wednesday morning.
The Bayji correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported that after being cut down by the Resistance sharpshooter’s bullet, the two Americans lay dead in the street for about 10 minutes before their comrades approached them.
Workers in the garages in the area who wash and lubricate cars said that in response to the attack, the US troops simply opened fire from behind the cover of their vehicles and from behind walls in the general direction of where the sharpshooter’s bullets had come. It took them 10 minutes before they got up the courage to approach the bodies of their dead companions still lying in the street.
Diyala Province.
Ba'qubah.
At least two US troops killed in massive bomb attack in Ba'qubah late Wednesday morning.
In a dispatch posted at 2:07pm Makkah time Wednesday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that a high-explosive Iraqi Resistance bomb went off by a US personnel carrier in Ba'qubah, 65km northeast of Baghdad, on Wednesday morning.
The Ba'qubah correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported that the massive explosion destroyed the personnel carrying and killed or wounded six US Marines, two of them reduced to charred bodies.
A source in the puppet security forces told Mafkarat al-Islam that the bomb, which had been planted by the side of the road in the as-Sanadiyah area to the north of Ba'qubah exploded by a US troop transport vehicle opposite the Irrigation Department at 11am local time Wednesday morning.
The blast set the vehicle on fire, reducing two of the six Marines aboard to charred bodies.
After the attack, US forces sealed off the entire area and closed down the Irrigation Department. The Americans arrested a number of the employees of the Irrigation office, claiming that they had not informed the occupation troops about the bomb and were protecting the Iraqi Resistance fighters. The area remained closed off at the time of reporting.
Al-Khalis.
Resistance car bomb blasts puppet police in al-Khalis on Tuesday.
In a dispatch posted at 11:33am Makkah time Wednesday morning, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that an Iraqi Resistance car bomb exploded by a puppet police patrol in the al-Khalis area, about 60km north of Baghdad on Tuesday.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported a source in the puppet police in Ba'qubah as saying that an explosives-laden car that was parked by the side of the street near al-Khalis General Hospital blew up when a puppet police patrol was driving past. The source said that the attack severely damaged one of the patrol vehicles, wounding four puppet policemen and three civilians who were near the scene at the time.
At-Ta’mim Province.
Al-Hawijah.
Resistance fighters gun down puppet police captain in al-Hawijah Wednesday.
In a dispatch posted at 1:54pm Makkah time Wednesday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that Iraqi Resistance fighters shot and killed a captain in the Iraqi puppet police in the northern city of al-Hawijah on Wednesday.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reporteda source in the local puppet police in Kirkuk as saying that Resistance fighters armed with machine guns shot and killed the captain as he was on his way to work in al-Hawijah. The source revealed no details on the identity of the captain.
Kirkuk.
Resistance bomb disables US Humvee near Kirkuk.
In a dispatch posted at 11:40am Makkah time Wednesday morning, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that an Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a US patrol near Kirkuk in northern Iraq on Wednesday morning.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported eyewitnesses as saying that a bomb went off by a US patrol on the main road linking Kirkuk with Bayji. The witnesses said that the blast damaged and completely disabled a US Humvee, killing or wounding its crew.
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>Yes, Virginia, Many American Democrats Are Actually Socialists -- although >They Often Try To Deny It. [quoted text clipped - 82 lines] > >Lux et Veritas et Libertas
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dapra - 09 Dec 2006 00:00 GMT > Yes, Virginia, Many American Democrats Are Actually Socialists -- although > They Often Try To Deny It. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > leftist governments of several countries and party leaders from across > Europe." What a pity! Dean wants to mend our relations with Europe. As opposed to bomb Paris with freedom fries.
Over produced level of testosterone is dangerous for the nation, but not you behind the keyboard.
> Stay Tuned... > [quoted text clipped - 64 lines] > > Lux et Veritas et Libertas Post Post Colonial Boy - 09 Dec 2006 03:27 GMT >Yes, Virginia, Many American Democrats Are Actually Socialists You say that like its a bad thing.
PPCB
The Highlander - 09 Dec 2006 06:47 GMT >>Yes, Virginia, Many American Democrats Are Actually Socialists > >You say that like its a bad thing. > >PPCB Hines is a natural candidate for the Hitler Jugend.
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Jack Linthicum - 09 Dec 2006 11:40 GMT > >>Yes, Virginia, Many American Democrats Are Actually Socialists > > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > The views expressed in this post are > not necessarily those of The Highlander. More likely concentration camp guard, see Schulz, Hogan's Heroes
Josiah Jenkins - 09 Dec 2006 13:03 GMT >> >>Yes, Virginia, Many American Democrats Are Actually Socialists >> > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > >More likely concentration camp guard, see Schulz, Hogan's Heroes Methinks you do 'John Banner' a great dis-service with that comparison.
-- jjj
Josiah Jenkins - 09 Dec 2006 13:01 GMT >>>Yes, Virginia, Many American Democrats Are Actually Socialists >> >>You say that like its a bad thing. > >Hines is a natural candidate for the Hitler Jugend. In his youth, Heinz *was* a natural candidate . . ., shirley ?
-- jjj
The Highlander - 10 Dec 2006 18:58 GMT >>>>Yes, Virginia, Many American Democrats Are Actually Socialists >>> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >-- jjj Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia!
I've got enough broomsticks parked at my door already!
Anyway, here's an anthem for soc-history-medieval, sung by the soc.culture,sc*tt*sh choir in the hope of creating some peace here!
http://tinyurl.com/y2hfab Reviews:
"SCS Choir - A Class Act!" (The Moderator of the Church of Scotland) "SCS Choir - Ausgezeichnet! - Più bellissimo!!" (Pope Benedict XVI) "SCS Choir - Next on our nukular list after SCI!" (Pres. George Bush) "SCS Choir - Ashamed to be <choke> Scots!" (Deirdre Shoot-low-Douglas) "SCS Choir - Echullah, it's the Essex Chorus" (Renia Simmondopolis) "SCS Choir - Was enjoyed! Cum magna!" (D. Spencer Hines) "SCS Choir - Never been so insulted in my life!" (misc. SHM members)
The Highlander
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Deirdre Sholto Douglas - 10 Dec 2006 19:21 GMT > Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! It should tell you something about your tactics when former allies turn on you...not that anyone can tell you anything.
Deirdre
La N - 10 Dec 2006 19:23 GMT >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! > > It should tell you something about your tactics > when former allies turn on you...not that anyone > can tell you anything. I'll have to slap some sense into Mr. H. when we do dim sum in Vancouver!
- nilita
Deirdre Sholto Douglas - 10 Dec 2006 19:44 GMT > >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! > > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > I'll have to slap some sense into Mr. H. when we do dim sum in Vancouver! Do that...and stuff a prawn up his nose for good measure. :-)
Deirdre
La N - 10 Dec 2006 20:02 GMT >> >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >> > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Do that...and stuff a prawn up his nose for good > measure. :-) Prawn up the nose. Check!
- nil
Bryn - 10 Dec 2006 22:15 GMT >>> >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>> > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >Prawn up the nose. Check! Hell that's just plain nasty...
>- nil
 Signature Wake, butterfly-- its late, we've miles to go together.
Bashõ
La N - 10 Dec 2006 23:15 GMT >>>> >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego >>>> >> Renia! [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Hell that's just plain nasty... Yes, but with nature content lending itself to a Bashõ of sorts!
Prawn up the nose Shrimp etouffee Highlander silenced.
- nilita
Adam Whyte-Settlar - 11 Dec 2006 00:08 GMT >>>> >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego >>>> >> Renia! [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Hell that's just plain nasty... Don't worry - the prawn will already be dead by then.
Séimí mac Liam - 11 Dec 2006 04:48 GMT > Hell that's just plain nasty... Only if they're alive...
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The Highlander - 11 Dec 2006 18:51 GMT >>> >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>> > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >- nil Could it be de-scaled and dipped in a little KY Jelly first, please? My nasal membranes are virginal and may bleed profusely if roughly handled.
The Highlander
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Deirdre Sholto Douglas - 12 Dec 2006 00:42 GMT > >>> >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! > >>> > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > My nasal membranes are virginal and may bleed profusely if roughly > handled. "Dead" is about as far as I'm willing to concede vis- a-vis nasal insertion of a prawn...if, however, Nilita wishes to dip it in some Chinese mustard to lubricate things a bit, I've no objection.
Deirdre
The Highlander - 13 Dec 2006 06:08 GMT >> >>> >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >> >>> > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > >Deirdre NOBODY is going to stick a dead prawn up my nose unless she can guarantee some sort of sexual thrill on my part.
If so, I'll bring a couple of pounds of best peeled Pacific prawns to our dim sum dinner, nilita, and you can have at me - using chopsticks of course for that natural woody aroma!
The Highlander
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La N - 13 Dec 2006 14:19 GMT >>> >>> >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego >>> >>> >> Renia! [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > our dim sum dinner, nilita, and you can have at me - using chopsticks > of course for that natural woody aroma! That sounds pretty kinky .....
Deirdre Sholto Douglas - 13 Dec 2006 15:19 GMT > >"Dead" is about as far as I'm willing to concede vis- > >a-vis nasal insertion of a prawn...if, however, Nilita [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > NOBODY is going to stick a dead prawn up my nose unless she can > guarantee some sort of sexual thrill on my part. Have it your way then...
Nilita, would you please make that a _live_ prawn?
Deirdre
La N - 13 Dec 2006 15:22 GMT >> >"Dead" is about as far as I'm willing to concede vis- >> >a-vis nasal insertion of a prawn...if, however, Nilita [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Nilita, would you please make that a _live_ prawn? I may just pick out a live lobster from a tank, one with particularly sharp pincers ....
- nil
Renia - 13 Dec 2006 15:39 GMT >>>>"Dead" is about as far as I'm willing to concede vis- >>>>a-vis nasal insertion of a prawn...if, however, Nilita [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > I may just pick out a live lobster from a tank, one with particularly sharp > pincers .... Great idea! Where would you put it?
La N - 13 Dec 2006 15:55 GMT >>>>>"Dead" is about as far as I'm willing to concede vis- >>>>>a-vis nasal insertion of a prawn...if, however, Nilita [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Great idea! Where would you put it? Behind the sporran.
- nil
Renia - 13 Dec 2006 15:57 GMT >>>>>>"Dead" is about as far as I'm willing to concede vis- >>>>>>a-vis nasal insertion of a prawn...if, however, Nilita [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Behind the sporran. That's what I thought. Be sure to take some photos! :-)
La N - 13 Dec 2006 16:01 GMT >>>>>>>"Dead" is about as far as I'm willing to concede vis- >>>>>>>a-vis nasal insertion of a prawn...if, however, Nilita [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > That's what I thought. Be sure to take some photos! :-) Take photos. Check!
Deirdre Sholto Douglas - 13 Dec 2006 16:14 GMT > >>>>>>>"Dead" is about as far as I'm willing to concede vis- > >>>>>>>a-vis nasal insertion of a prawn...if, however, Nilita [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Take photos. Check! And send a donation to PETA.
Deirdre
La N - 13 Dec 2006 20:02 GMT >> >>>>>>>"Dead" is about as far as I'm willing to concede vis- >> >>>>>>>a-vis nasal insertion of a prawn...if, however, Nilita [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > And send a donation to PETA. LOL. Check! ...%)
Josiah Jenkins - 10 Dec 2006 21:18 GMT >> >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >> > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >Do that...and stuff a prawn up his nose for good >measure. :-) I'm no culinary expert but . . . are you certain that's how one does 'stuffed prawns' ?
-- jjj
Deirdre Sholto Douglas - 10 Dec 2006 21:24 GMT > >> >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! > >> > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > I'm no culinary expert but . . . > are you certain that's how one does 'stuffed prawns' ? A new holiday recipe. Not nearly as complicated as the one for "stuffed chanters".
Deirdre
Josiah Jenkins - 10 Dec 2006 23:37 GMT >> >> >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >> >> > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >A new holiday recipe. Not nearly as complicated as >the one for "stuffed chanters". Thought they were 'boil in the bag'?
-- jjj
The Highlander - 11 Dec 2006 19:30 GMT >> >> >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >> >> > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > >Deirdre By Christ, jjj, that's you on notice!
Deirdre "Genghisina" Shootlow-Douglas has you in her sights! Time for another trip to the safety of Slovenia!
The Highlander
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Renia - 10 Dec 2006 21:31 GMT >>>>>Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>>> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > I'm no culinary expert but . . . > are you certain that's how one does 'stuffed prawns' ? It's the Highland version.
Josiah Jenkins - 10 Dec 2006 23:37 GMT >>>>>>Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >It's the Highland version. Is that from one who nose ?
-- jjj
The Highlander - 13 Dec 2006 06:10 GMT >>>>>>>Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > >-- jjj God spare us - no more pun - ishment, please!
The Highlander
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The Highlander - 11 Dec 2006 19:31 GMT >>>>>>Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >It's the Highland version. Wonderful news! I must head back home immediately!
The Highlander
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The Highlander - 11 Dec 2006 19:25 GMT >>> >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>> > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >-- jjj The Deirdre crowd do seem to enjoy some pretty odd practices, don't they? All that black leather, bulging chests and thighs; prawns being rammed up people's nostrils with naral intent - I don't know if I'll survive the evening, but by God, I don't plan to miss it! So many decisions - such as, do I wear chains or arrive lightly handcuffed?
You're a literary sort of chap - when nilita is inserting the prawn into my nose, is she the deflowerer or the deflorist? I've never been able to decide who's who in these perverse extravaganzas... I must say Deirdre has an ingenious turn of mind; I'm hoping I can persuade her to stay over for New Year...
I wonder if the restaurant management will book us for a month's run - the only other offer I've had is playing Santa Claus to pathetically weeping groups of tiny Chinese children, who tend to lose control of their bladders once esconced on Santa's knee, while their mothers haggle for a substantial discount on Santa's already pitiful wages in the true spirit of a Chinese Christmas.
The fact that Santa's breath reveals that Santa has had a lot of medicine last night does not help enhance the feelings of love for all, apart from the prettier Chinese Mums, of course, who crinkle their eyes when smiling at Santa, causing instantaneous arrhythmia and desperate gropings around for Santa's hipflask and a surreptitious swig of medicine to still Santa's beating heart....
If all else fails, I can usually divert the crowd by lighting my breath and blowing fiery smoke rings at the security men, who watch Santa closely for any signs of child molestation in progress - it's a harsh, untrusting world when you're Santa... I get particularly offended when every second child asks if I'm going to have a baby...
The Highlander
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D. Spencer Hines - 11 Dec 2006 19:52 GMT The deflowerix.
DSH
> The Deirdre crowd do seem to enjoy some pretty odd practices, don't > they? All that black leather, bulging chests and thighs; prawns being [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Deirdre has an ingenious turn of mind; I'm hoping I can persuade her > to stay over for New Year... The Highlander - 13 Dec 2006 06:16 GMT >The deflowerix. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> Deirdre has an ingenious turn of mind; I'm hoping I can persuade her >> to stay over for New Year... The deflowerix!
Now there's a new tune to an old song!
You don't think defloristress...?
No, I suppose not.
The Highlander
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The Highlander - 11 Dec 2006 18:48 GMT >> >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >> > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >Deirdre A new untapped orifice to be exploited - Oh Joy!
The Highlander
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Renia - 10 Dec 2006 21:31 GMT >>>Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > - nilita Do try. But you may not find it easy!
La N - 10 Dec 2006 22:04 GMT >>>>Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Do try. But you may not find it easy! I'm pretty persistent .....
- nilita
The Highlander - 11 Dec 2006 19:51 GMT >>>>>Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>>> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >- nilita Please PLEASE don't lie on me! It does terrible things to my primal emotions, not to mention that at my age my bones crackle like fortune cookies if stressed. (I am remembering your detailed description of your physical charms; heartily endorsed by dear Spencer...)
The Highlander
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Bryn - 10 Dec 2006 22:16 GMT >>>>Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >Do try. But you may not find it easy! It depends on which way round the prawns are and whether they have their heads on..
 Signature Wake, butterfly-- its late, we've miles to go together.
Bashõ
The Highlander - 11 Dec 2006 19:44 GMT >>>>Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >Do try. But you may not find it easy! Oh, I don't know! With all this advice and caring going on around me, I should be a better, kindlier Highlander by Hogmanay, assuming I survive "Nosh with Nilita Nite".
<alliteration - the hallmark of a literary scoundrel...>
Quick Question, should I wear my kilt?
Quick Answer, not until I lose a few more pounds so I don't have to strap it on with duct tape.
That takes care of that! I shall probably arrive in a little number by de Nîmes, coutourier to the sartorially-challenged.
The Highlander
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D. Spencer Hines - 11 Dec 2006 19:55 GMT Absolutely!
Full Regalia -- sans any truss, of course.
DSH
> Quick Question, should I wear my kilt? The Highlander - 13 Dec 2006 06:24 GMT >Absolutely! > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >> Quick Question, should I wear my kilt? You must be joking! The truss - in Gaelic, Jockstrap - is essential to that full florid look which characterizes the healthy Highlander.
After all, we don't want the nether parts trailing and bumping along behind our heroic figure, do we?
<dream along with me...tum ti tum...>
The Highlander
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La N - 11 Dec 2006 20:26 GMT >>>>>Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>>> [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > That takes care of that! I shall probably arrive in a little number by > de Nîmes, coutourier to the sartorially-challenged. Pleaaaase ... don't wear the ski^^ .. kilt! If you so do, I shall wear dark glasses so as not to be recognized!
- nilita
The Highlander - 13 Dec 2006 06:34 GMT >>>> I'll have to slap some sense into Mr. H. when we do dim sum in >>>> Vancouver! [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > >- nilita Trust me, nobody's going to recognize you in the joint I'm taking you to - if shooting breaks out, like one of the local Chinese drug dealers getting a farewell present a la Godfather, just hit the floor and when the fuzz arrive, explain that you had something in your eye and missed all the excitement. I'll be hiding underneath you - don 't mention my name!
(So much for Errol Flynn...)
The Highlander
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La N - 13 Dec 2006 14:20 GMT >>>>> I'll have to slap some sense into Mr. H. when we do dim sum in >>>>> Vancouver! [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > > (So much for Errol Flynn...) That sounds like a typical night in Vancouver, actually ...
- nilita
Renia - 11 Dec 2006 23:49 GMT > Quick Question, should I wear my kilt? There is only one answer to that. Of course you should.
D. Spencer Hines - 12 Dec 2006 01:17 GMT Bingo!
Renia roots up a truffle.
DSH
>> Quick Question, should I wear my kilt? > > There is only one answer to that. Of course you should. The Highlander - 13 Dec 2006 06:36 GMT >Bingo! > >Renia roots up a truffle. > >DSH Stop it! I'm going to wet myself...
>>> Quick Question, should I wear my kilt? >> >> There is only one answer to that. Of course you should. DSH is so unkind!
The Highlander
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La N - 12 Dec 2006 02:47 GMT >> Quick Question, should I wear my kilt? > > There is only one answer to that. Of course you should. Oh, he doesn't have to get all fancied up for *moi* ... I mean it ain't like I'm visitin' royalty or anything .... 'sides which I might also suggest a switcheroo - beer instead of that icky green tea served at dim sums at which time I also will not be partaking of ducks feet and chicken toes ...%)
- nilita
The Highlander - 13 Dec 2006 06:56 GMT >>> Quick Question, should I wear my kilt? >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >- nilita The best Chinese beer is Tsingtao, from the Green Island Brewery south of Shanghai, a former German brewery from the days of the western powers carving up the Chinese ports and still operating successfully under Chinese management. It's an excellent pilsner beer.
Tsing Tao means Green Island, but the old China hands used to swear that it was an acronym for "This sh.t Is No Good To Any One." Makes the name easy to remember.
After I moved to Canada, a Scottish friend who was master of a Chinese freighter out of Shanghai (the Chinese had a major shortage of captains in those days, so Europeans got the jobs and they paid very well indeed) used to bring me two cases from Shanghai every month when picking up Canadian grain, along with a case of a pretty nasty Chinese champagne called Daxiang or a similar name.
Now Tsing Tao is sold in Canada and is quite popular, although not as good as the original Czech Pilsner, Urquell, while in today's Shanghai everyone drinks Veuve Cliquot, my favourite of all the French champagnes when I can afford it.
The Highlander
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The Highlander - 11 Dec 2006 18:47 GMT >>> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >- nilita Don't forget to wear your leather outfit and bring a whip with you - I'm quite partial to a riding crop, properly applied, accompanied by a raised, angry voice shouting "You've been a VERY naughty boy!"
It will be a mind-boggling dining experience for the local Chinese.
I suspect Spencer will want photos of this definitive disciplinary action, so some snappy action with a digital camera would not go amiss...
If you need any tips, Deirdre is an expert horsewoman and handles a whip like an Olympic Gold medalist taking the final hurdle - a veritable thrashing machine, as you may have noticed from her reproving posts, while Renia's THWACK! THWACK! THWACK! post has already reduced most of SCS to twittering fear and in some cases, hopeful bum-baring; an old Scottish custom as per Braveheart's men mooning the *nglish... ("They lyke the leathere for to kepe thaim heated for battelle" - Edward I of England, Hammer of the Scots).
The Highlander
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D. Spencer Hines - 11 Dec 2006 19:58 GMT Nay, Nay...
We ALL want photos of the feast and the post-prandial, kinky, snappy "celebrations".
DSH
> I suspect Spencer will want photos of this definitive disciplinary > action, so some snappy action with a digital camera would not go [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > mooning the *nglish... ("They lyke the leathere for to kepe thaim > heated for battelle" - Edward I of England, Hammer of the Scots). The Highlander - 13 Dec 2006 07:01 GMT >Nay, Nay... > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >> mooning the *nglish... ("They lyke the leathere for to kepe thaim >> heated for battelle" - Edward I of England, Hammer of the Scots). I'll be buying the negatives from nilita, so get your order in early, specifying size, etc, and enclosing oodles of US dollars!!
The Highlander
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La N - 11 Dec 2006 20:22 GMT >>>> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>> [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > mooning the *nglish... ("They lyke the leathere for to kepe thaim > heated for battelle" - Edward I of England, Hammer of the Scots). Be careful what you wish for ...
La N - 11 Dec 2006 20:33 GMT >>>>> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>>> [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > Be careful what you wish for ... btw, I've had the pleasure to meet several Usenet friends through the years in my travels. And since you're one of the brave ones willing to do "nosh night with nilita" on my next trip, I would like to reassure you that nobody has yet died from meeting *moi* ...%)
- nilita
The Highlander - 13 Dec 2006 07:06 GMT >>>>>> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > >- nilita Wonderful news! I won't need to bring my geiger counter then, as I assume you won't be slipping lglobs of Polonium 210 into my tea?
The Highlander
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Bryn - 13 Dec 2006 08:59 GMT >>>>>>> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] >Wonderful news! I won't need to bring my geiger counter then, as I >assume you won't be slipping lglobs of Polonium 210 into my tea? Apparently it brings on a nice glow...
 Signature Another haiku? Yet more cherry blossoms- not my face.
Bashõ
La N - 13 Dec 2006 14:22 GMT >>>>>>>> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego >>>>>>>> Renia! [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] > > Apparently it brings on a nice glow... I find that champagne has the same effect ....
- nilita
The Highlander - 13 Dec 2006 07:02 GMT >>>>> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! >>>> [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > >Be careful what you wish for ... Oh my God! My flesh is already tingling...!!!
The Highlander
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Deirdre Sholto Douglas - 12 Dec 2006 00:46 GMT > >I'll have to slap some sense into Mr. H. when we do dim sum in Vancouver! > > > >- nilita > > If you need any tips, Deirdre is an expert horsewoman and handles a > whip like an Olympic Gold medalist taking the final hurdle Expert enough _not_ to require a crop at least...there's no need to hit a well trained animal.
Deirdre
The Highlander - 13 Dec 2006 07:15 GMT >> >I'll have to slap some sense into Mr. H. when we do dim sum in Vancouver! >> > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >Deirdre I'm not trained - I was drug up.
The Highlander
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Deirdre Sholto Douglas - 13 Dec 2006 15:29 GMT > >Expert enough _not_ to require a crop at least...there's > >no need to hit a well trained animal. > > I'm not trained - I was drug up. That's what Western style curb-bits are for...shall I borrow one from someone for you?
Deirdre
The Highlander - 11 Dec 2006 18:24 GMT >> Don't you start in on me like bloody Deirdre and her alter ego Renia! > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Deirdre It's a senior citizen thingie. One gets accustomed to running one's own affairs without the help of well-meaning nannies wittering and snapping at one's ankles while bossing one around...
I'm only following your splendid example - I haven't noticed you saying demurely, "Yes Spencer - anything Spencer says, Spencer..."
The Highlander
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Deirdre Sholto Douglas - 12 Dec 2006 00:59 GMT > >It should tell you something about your tactics > >when former allies turn on you...not that anyone [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > own affairs without the help of well-meaning nannies wittering and > snapping at one's ankles while bossing one around... Perhaps if you didn't make everyone privy to every aspect of your affairs you'd find there'd be fewer people examining and commenting on them.
> I'm only following your splendid example - I haven't noticed you > saying demurely, "Yes Spencer - anything Spencer says, Spencer..." Nor have you noticed me continually alluding to an aris- tocratic upbringing whilst demonstrating absolutely no sign of it.
Deirdre
La N - 12 Dec 2006 03:43 GMT >> >It should tell you something about your tactics >> >when former allies turn on you...not that anyone [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > tocratic upbringing whilst demonstrating absolutely no > sign of it. I'm madly taking notes here as to how to handle Mr. H. at Dim Sum.
I'm gonna have to teach Mr. Highlander some class! And, Mr. H., "class" isn't something you are born into - it's a state of mind, a way of being and behaving! First things first, you're gonna have to put Hines and Tiglath in your killfile because some of their nastiness is rubbing off on you. And they are the paragons of low class. In fact, if there was no such thing as low class, they'd have no class at all!
Secondly, pay attention and show respect to the good gentlewomen - Renia, Deirdre, and Sheila (who is currently on sabbatical doing Christmas baking and such no doubt). They truly are on your side, Mr. H. They are encouraging you to shine! They are neither the Witches of Eastwick nor Stepford Wives. They are freethinking courageous women who are not intimidated by men - Scots or otherwise! You have to show them that although you are a rebel, you are also a classy gentleman who is not at all intimidated by but rather an afficionado of smart assertive women!
Grrrrrls, I don't know if I can effect a Highlander transformation in one evening, but I'm gonna do my damnedest!
- nilita
Deirdre Sholto Douglas - 12 Dec 2006 03:50 GMT > >> I'm only following your splendid example - I haven't noticed you > >> saying demurely, "Yes Spencer - anything Spencer says, Spencer..." [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > I'm madly taking notes here as to how to handle Mr. H. at Dim Sum. Well, first you have to get his attention...I suggest either a wee dram or a large club.
Deirdre
La N - 12 Dec 2006 03:53 GMT >> >> I'm only following your splendid example - I haven't noticed you >> >> saying demurely, "Yes Spencer - anything Spencer says, Spencer..." [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Well, first you have to get his attention...I suggest > either a wee dram or a large club. Yes, I suspect he has a touch of Adult ADD ... maybe I'll spike his drink with Adderall ....%)
Renia - 12 Dec 2006 11:26 GMT >>>>I'm only following your splendid example - I haven't noticed you >>>>saying demurely, "Yes Spencer - anything Spencer says, Spencer..." [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Well, first you have to get his attention...I suggest > either a wee dram or a large club. How about a wee dram at a large club?
Josiah Jenkins - 12 Dec 2006 13:15 GMT >>>>>I'm only following your splendid example - I haven't noticed you >>>>>saying demurely, "Yes Spencer - anything Spencer says, Spencer..." [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >How about a wee dram at a large club? A large dram at a wee club would be better !
-- jjj
a.spencer3 - 12 Dec 2006 13:57 GMT > >>>>>I'm only following your splendid example - I haven't noticed you > >>>>>saying demurely, "Yes Spencer - anything Spencer says, Spencer..." [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > A large dram at a wee club would be better ! A large dram'll make you wee anyway.
Surreyman
D. Spencer Hines - 12 Dec 2006 17:46 GMT Pogue Surreyman retreats to puerilism.
Eminently Predictable -- Whenever He Gets His Arse Kicked.
DSH
>> >> Well, first you have to get his attention...I suggest >> >> either a wee dram or a large club. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Surreyman TOliver - 12 Dec 2006 22:16 GMT > "a.spencer3" <a.spencer3@ntlworld.com> wrote... Various, snipped....
A note about Midway. Currently (and for a number of years) the airfield on Eastern Is. has been closed/deactivated, and the one on Sand Is. reduced to a single runway, 6/24, quaoted as 7900', asphalt, "chump change" in the vernacular of airfields. Asphalt in that sort of climate crumbles quickly unless regularly sealed and gives may to sand, so I suspect that other than the "path" of the abandoned runways, the frigate birds have taken over. Midway is avery poor atoll for shipping to shelter, and aside from the occasional MSTS ship visit and occasional logistics flights, it's a lonely place.
The airfield is open to civilian traffic, and one presumbaly can charter an a/c in Honolulu to see the wildlife, requiring only a notification to the local Pacific Island Protectorate office and the Fish & Wildlife folks.
TMO
Jack Linthicum - 12 Dec 2006 22:22 GMT > > "a.spencer3" <a.spencer3@ntlworld.com> wrote... > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > TMO When I went through there a ship had been run aground and was rusting away. One of the Pan Am employees said that was what happened to the last people who tried to leave.
Josiah Jenkins - 12 Dec 2006 18:20 GMT >> >>>>>I'm only following your splendid example - I haven't noticed you >> >>>>>saying demurely, "Yes Spencer - anything Spencer says, Spencer..." [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > >A large dram'll make you wee anyway. Too many will get you pissed !
-- jjj
>Surreyman Renia - 12 Dec 2006 11:26 GMT >>>>It should tell you something about your tactics >>>>when former allies turn on you...not that anyone [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > Grrrrrls, I don't know if I can effect a Highlander transformation in one > evening, but I'm gonna do my damnedest! A good start, Nilita! :-)
La N - 12 Dec 2006 13:02 GMT >>>>>It should tell you something about your tactics >>>>>when former allies turn on you...not that anyone [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > > A good start, Nilita! :-) Or I might just decide that's too much work and go and party somewhere else ...%)
- nili
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