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Queenie <piratequeen@ziplip.com> writes:

> It's hot and sticky, here!  And not only that, the weather
> in Europe is miserable.  I believe in Global Warming, now.

Feh.  The Frogs were dropping like flies a year or two ago
during a summer that wouldn't even qualify as mildly warm
in most of the U.S.  And I remember some British friends
of mine screeching about how they were all gonna DHIE about
a decade ago because the summer temperature in their green
and pleasant land had risen above 70F.  They oughta spend
a few August days in Phoenix, I recall thinking.


> At least it's interesting talking to the cab drivers, here.
> One told me all about the Russian diplomat he drove around,
> who laughed at the EU's stupidity for letting in so many 
> poor little countries, predicting economic stagnation for
> Europe, if not actual collapse. 

Good!  That would serve the arrogant bastards right.  Let's
keep our fingers crossed.  Fuck 'em, and the Airbuses they 
flew in on.


> Or the head of a county state health authority telling about
> the 90% of African immigrants who are HIV+ and had used up
> over 200% of her AIDS treatment budget in just the first few
> months of the year.  

AIDS was developed in a secret CIA lab to kill off de black man,
dontcha know.  Or was that crack cocaine?  It's so hard to keep
up with these victimhood/conspiracy theories...


> Then he went on to tell me his personal tale of woe about the
> public healthcare system; terribly depressing.

And that's what we can look forward to here, if HillaryCare ever
comes to fruition.  What a thought: medical services run like the
Department Of Motor Vehicles.


["asylum seekers"]

> Apparently, if you say anything about the problems associated
> with the situation, you run the risk of being labelled racist.
> Sound familiar?

Oh, yes.  And in candid moments, some Europeons will admit to
harboring misgivings about allowing all those Mohammedans in.
Can you say "fifth column," boyzengirls?  We're edging inexorably
toward a clash of civilizations that was only postponed, not
called off, by the end of the Crusades.  And when the tabbouleh
hits the fan, the scene in Yurrup isn't going to be pretty.



Geoff

-- 
"It's a real conflict for me when I go to a concert and
 find out somebody in the audience is a Republican or 
 fundamental Christian.  It can cloud my enjoyment. I'd
 rather not know." -- Linda Ronstadt celebrates diversity