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phs-Mac420
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America
April 25, 2006 - 08:49 AM
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Dose anyone like America??? do you like it more then your country? arethere things in America that you would like to have in your county like foods, laws ,or anything else.
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May 7, 2006 - 06:55 AM
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I'm from america, and let me tell you it's not all it's cracked up to be. You see, it's great to be able to say whatever you want about the govrnment, and it really is the land of opportunity, too much if you ask me!!! We are sssssssssooooooooo watful and spoiled, a lot of people I know have no idea whats going on, but they don't need to, America has become so isolated and so rich that we forget about everyone else! Even though we are the richest country we have the biggest divide of rich and poor poeple! We use so much oil and we think that we are so great and we're the best and we're so arrogant, and ignorant and, and, ooohhhhh it's just so frustrating that we have so much but don't share and waste so much!!!!!!
Ican't stand it!
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June 1, 2006 - 05:40 AM
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namasteshanti,
I bow before thee for your honesty. Your post was so honest, that i am suspecting you are really American!!
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Laura Steiner
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June 5, 2006 - 01:05 PM
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I like America but dislike the policies of its government. That's a distinction that's important to make, and I like my fellow Canadians are very careful to make.
When America makes a move, because it's powerful enough, that move is felt throughout the world.
-concernedcdn
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June 5, 2006 - 08:41 PM
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I don't want to be insulting anyone, but my impression is, American government is always dealing with things in double standards, there is no justice, and always looking for their best interest, no matter the cost, which I can understand, but I can not accept. The worst thing is, not to be beatten by a bully, it is when this bully is insistingly try to convince you it is in your best interest!!!! This is the one thing I can never stand; lies, lies, lies, and trying to persuade the world, that they are fighting for the free world!!! Their policy is the worst in the history of mankind, and it never changes with governments, or presidents. The policy is always the same. This became reflected somehow on the people. They don't know what is going on, and they don't care to know. They worry about taxes, education, how to pay the bank not to loose their houses, and how will they relax in their weekends. They just don't care, and partially, I don't blame them. When everything is available, why should you care? Specially, when you are thinking superficially. Now do you expect people to love Americans, but hate the American government? The end result, is that Americans consider themselves better than other human beings, why? I really don't know.
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June 7, 2006 - 07:00 PM
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dromarof wrote:
namasteshanti,
I bow before thee for your honesty. Your post was so honest, that i am suspecting you are really American!!
Well said  my thoughts exactly.
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June 8, 2006 - 02:25 AM
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I don't think anyone who was brought up outside america can ever really know what goes on inside america. But it seems the country is caught up in money. Making, Spending, Having, Wanting. Its happening to other countries too, you can notice the changes in attitudes and behaviours. I dont know if i would have even voted in the last two elections, i thought all the candidates were bad , so don't know what to think about their government, i assume it is the same as everywhere else, becoming corrupted.
Also, listening to a radio station from texas that (for some reason) is played over here during the night, The two guys were discussing how they knew that america was the worst in terms of pollution, but they knew no one would do anything about it. They then got all these radical sort of redneck people ringing them up saying it was all lies.. sorta funny.
But i know that every american is not an arrogant evil person as some people suggest. I think there are more nice americans than not nice americans!
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June 8, 2006 - 05:27 AM
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This post was edited on: 2006-06-15 at 12:09 AM by: cheetaih
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June 14, 2006 - 01:55 PM
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Members must refrain from making unqualified, overgeneralized statements about other nations or nationalities on this board. Doing so is a violation of forum guidelines.
Please review the this link to the guidelines or contact me through the TIG messenger if you have any concerns.
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June 23, 2006 - 10:55 AM
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In the last century, America has grown to extend all that was good about the freedom from the oppression of authorities such as what the British Crown represented to them before George Washington's war of independence. Whatever is good or bad about America is no more, no less than human nature.
Here is an exerpt from a Canadian appeal I wrote, to make use of our historical position to bridge the smooth passage through the currents of our present times of turmoil by the entity of terror-anti-terror.
BUCKINGHAM PALACE and HUMANITY'S OPPORTUNITY
Her majesty, Queen ElisabethII is one of the main living, human points of reference who represents the trans-generational governing continuum from the past until the day when power transfers or transforms. They say that energy can not be created nor destroyed and so are Empires. Even when seemingly destroyed, the spoils of the old transfers and/or transforms. Wisdom teaches to dearly uphold all that is good about who she is and what she represents and to hate all that she hates. An honest monarch will hate even her own little hang ups and personality deviations which are not in accordance with the Crown's true nature of majesty. Her majesty is the person who can only go on being monarch, by keeping in touch and by learning to adapt and to steer decisions every day of her life, for the safety and wellness of all subjects, good and bad. In the modern times, she has become a constitutional monarch. Her only power is to be. The safety of good health and hapiness for all is all that she stands for, because this is what the spiritual humanity is about. No monarch can ever ignore the CrownOfLife itself. When they do, power transfer begins.
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Benoit Couture
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June 23, 2006 - 10:58 AM
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...continues from previous post...
Times are transforming Her majesty's possibility of expression, without trespassing the constitutional monarchy. Queen ElisabethII is given the possibility along to her subjects, for the transfer to spell true Regeneration of the ideal whom she is as a person first and whom we ought to be as well. This is because of the humble nature of the next historical move, being called for by destiny to the British Monarchy. At this point in history after 9/11 and 7/7, no one has interest to work in the opposite direction than the current of humility that the British people and Empire have had to endure in the last century. We are at the end of a time that can still penetrate the next one with love and wisdom intead of breaking sharply from a past that has too much to offer to avoid the peaceful transition in the continuum of history. From a personal note, when she comes to Canada, she always makes sure to address the AboriginalPeople first and with a dignity that the merchants, army, police and society at large has yet to pick up upon. With ElisabethII as the Head of my State in Canada, I am confident that we can quickly become a platform to expose nakedly the paradox, confusion and cahos of humanity's power handling and how to proceed to move on, away from danger by ...cleansing our vision of the Crown... Such discipline is given the opportunity to grow and to spread as humanity never had before becuse of the progress that communication technology provides us now. Humanity is poised to accept its own majesty in equality, liberty and fraternity. The next step of all monarchies and powers of the old world order is a move to go down from excess and into the levelled living of sustainability for us all, as brothers and sisters. It is as part of the preparations that history provided that in Canada, English, French and Aboriginal have been made ready to recognize their role in hosting the QuieteningSilenceOfPatientWisdom so as to serve in the transition from excess and abuse to balance and harmony...
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June 23, 2006 - 11:04 AM
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...continues from previous post...
Prayer
Dear God, bless us all with the awareness of Yourself and of the partaking to wear the Crown of Your majesty as Your children and let us shine forth the beauty of truth and grace in living with sanctity and dignity. Being humbled by God simply means that we have been so disciplined as to have our nature taken from unaware to where God's view is now our view. May my letter find you and your love ones in good health and happy, my Queen. http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A4414457
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To read a strategy in the rough which is made to begin from Alberta, Canada where 60% of America's domestic oil is produced, see:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/classic/A6656439
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