Please ignore this message and move along - there's nothing to see
here - move along.


I've been watching the Democratic National Convention on TV, and for the
life of me I cannot understand how McCain could be so close in the polls
to Obama. It absolutely *baffles* me how anyone of sound mind could
*possibly* prefer McCain to Obama. It's insane!

CJ (I warned you)

CJ Dunnaway wrote:
> Please ignore this message and move along - there's nothing to see here
> - move along.
>> I've been watching the Democratic National Convention on TV, and for the
> life of me I cannot understand how McCain could be so close in the polls
> to Obama. It absolutely *baffles* me how anyone of sound mind could
> *possibly* prefer McCain to Obama. It's insane!
>
> CJ (I warned you)
>



I was reading this
http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/200...ew-numbers-on/ from early
June where it says

"CNN reported Monday that if Barack Obama doesn't choose Clinton for
vice president, 22 percent of the New York senator's supporters would
stay home this fall -- and another 17 percent would vote for McCain.

If those figures hold up at the present time i wonder how much that adds
to McCain and takes from Obama poll wise?

On 28 Aug, 05:15, firemonkey <tim> wrote:
[..]
>
> If those figures hold up at the present time i wonder how much that adds
> to McCain  and takes from Obama poll wise?
>
> --
>
> I'm F.I.N.E
> *F*ucked UP *I*nsecure,*N*eurotic and *E*motional
> Just FINE thanks :)
> How are you?

What worries me, quite seriously, is that the white supremists will do
something to him (rather unpleasant probably) if he gets elected. Is
American conservatism ready for a BLACK President? Either that or
they will bugger around with the black vote, as they did when George
Dubbya got in. Fair and free elections.... not even we can get THAT
right all of the time.

Be gentle on yourself

Simon

"firemonkey" <timjim> wrote in message
news:4819
> CJ Dunnaway wrote:
> I was reading this
> [..] from
> early June where it says
>
> "CNN reported Monday that if Barack Obama doesn't choose Clinton for
> vice president, 22 percent of the New York senator's supporters would
> stay home this fall -- and another 17 percent would vote for McCain.
>
> If those figures hold up at the present time i wonder how much that
> adds to McCain and takes from Obama poll wise?
> --
> I'm F.I.N.E
> *F*ucked UP *I*nsecure,*N*eurotic and *E*motional
> Just FINE thanks :)
> How are you?


Cut off your nose to spite your face. Americans aren't known for their
superior wisdom, are they?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5k-hWh6WHY

Sasquatch wrote:
> On 28 Aug, 05:15, firemonkey <tim> wrote:

>> How are you?
>
> What worries me, quite seriously, is that the white supremists will do
> something to him (rather unpleasant probably) if he gets elected.


I wonder what differs between the Americans and us when it comes to
assassinating elected leaders( or attempting to assassinate them).

As far as i am aware, and i admit my history is rusty,Spencer Percival
was the only PM to be assassinated.



How much do Americans vote on racial lines i wonder ? I know that there
have been occasions when a non white candidate has done significantly
less well than projected because when it comes to placing the X people
might say 'yes i'll be voting for him/her' but on election day they
choose not to vote for him/her because of his/her being non white.

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On Aug 28, 5:24 pm, firemonkey <tim> wrote:
>
> I wonder what differs between the Americans and us when it comes to
> assassinating elected leaders( or attempting to assassinate them).
>
> As far as i am aware, and i admit my history is rusty,Spencer Percival
> was the only PM to be assassinated.

Funny you should mention that - I'm just about to knock off a quick
system to scoop Friday's Euromillions jackpot.

£70 million won't be enough to take out many politicians, but I should
be able to target a few who particularly deserve it.

[url down]

Evil Nigel

In article <edba34c8-44a3-4a2c-be80-7de8ed113f1c@
2g2000hsn.googlegroups.com>, Evil_Nigel says...
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>
> On Aug 28, 5:24=A0pm, firemonkey <tim> wrote:
>
> Funny you should mention that - I'm just about to knock off a quick
> system to scoop Friday's Euromillions jackpot.
>
> =A370 million won't be enough to take out many politicians, but I should
> be able to target a few who particularly deserve it.
>
> [..]
>
> Evil Nigel
>

Can I have a tenner when you win pls? TY EN x

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On Aug 28, 6:30 pm, MadMazza <marinaCEL>
wrote:
> In article <edba34c8-44a3-4a2c-be80-7de8ed113f1c@
> 2g2000hsn.googlegroups.com>, Evil_Ni...@hotmail.co.uk says...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
> Can I have a tenner when you win pls?  TY EN x

Wow, you're the cheapest assassin I've come across so far. Which
politician are you prepared to kill for £10?

Evil Nigel

In article <8b2ce648-6379-4eee-b0dd-5c910f28f048
@z72g2000hsb.googlegroups.com>, Evil_Nigel says...
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>
> On Aug 28, 6:30=A0pm, MadMazza <marinaCEL>
> wrote:
> l
> uld
>
> Wow, you're the cheapest assassin I've come across so far. Which
> politician are you prepared to kill for =A310?
>
> Evil Nigel
>


No I just want a tenner for a prawn dansak, kashmiri (sp?) naan
and some rice followed by kulfi - didn't realise I had to nominate a
politician - I'll have beans on toast! LOL

Mind you Golden Brown could be strangled quite easily! ;o)

MadMazza wrote:

> Mind you Golden Brown could be strangled quite easily! ;o)
>
" Brown isn't bonkers enough"

http://www.liberalconspiracy.org/200...onkers-enough/

firemonkey <timjim> wrote in news:48b6d15e$0$627$bed64819
@news.gradwell.net:

> I wonder what differs between the Americans and us when it comes to
> assassinating elected leaders( or attempting to assassinate them).

Availabilty of firearms I reckon.

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On Aug 28, 8:32 pm, Tim <tim> wrote:
> MadMazza wrote:
> > Mind you Golden Brown could be strangled quite easily!  ;o)
>
>   " Brown isn't bonkers enough"
>
> [..]

I was hoping for the demise of Jacqui Smith (for forcing Gary Glitter
back to the UK and putting our kids at risk) or Andrew Dillon (who
must be a politician because he knows f*ck all about healthcare.)

Step one of my plan has been successfully accomplished - I have a
ticket for tonight's draw. Now I just have to avoid a couple of
lightning strikes and all that dangerous kitchen equipment until after
I've won.

Evil Nigel

In article <05d0a398-969d-4f6b-8c4f-9ef85726a505
@d1g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>, Evil_Nigel says...
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>
> On Aug 28, 8:32=A0pm, Tim <tim> wrote:
>
> I was hoping for the demise of Jacqui Smith (for forcing Gary Glitter
> back to the UK and putting our kids at risk) or Andrew Dillon (who
> must be a politician because he knows f*ck all about healthcare.)
>
> Step one of my plan has been successfully accomplished - I have a
> ticket for tonight's draw. Now I just have to avoid a couple of
> lightning strikes and all that dangerous kitchen equipment until after
> I've won.
>
> Evil Nigel
>


Hope you win - I still want a tenner for my Indian! ;o))

On Aug 28, 4:10 am, "CJ Dunnaway" <cj_dunnaway-n>
wrote:
> Please ignore this message and move along - there's nothing to see
> here - move along.
>
> I've been watching the Democratic National Convention on TV, and for the
> life of me I cannot understand how McCain could be so close in the polls
> toObama. It absolutely *baffles* me how anyone of sound mind could
> *possibly* prefer McCain toObama. It's insane!
>
> CJ (I warned you)

Got my photo taken with Obama in DC recently - could have taken it
with McCain too but why would I want to do that ;)