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And usually on the most beautiful beaches (when applicable) of said country.In 132 countries, according to the Wikipedia, which is in the right ballpark. That’s a majority of countries
Mike
And usually on the most beautiful beaches (when applicable) of said country.In 132 countries, according to the Wikipedia, which is in the right ballpark. That’s a majority of countries
Mike
Here’s a definition for you from www.dictionary.com:I have not given a definition of imperialism. But what I have done is ask that support be given for an accusation concerning rampant American imperalism. One would expect that some link to a credible definition of imperialism might be in order.
Are you serious? You seem a little old to still have a problem with monsters under your bed.http://forums.catholic-questions.org/images/icons/icon12.gifimperialism by its nature is rampant. me adjectivising it thus was just hyperbole - for effect.
Australia is well on its way to becoming Little America, lead by Deputy Howard.
and you can all get your hands off my New Zealand.
And usually on the most beautiful beaches (when applicable) of said country.
You were the one who said that the American take over of Diego Garcia was NOT imperialism. That not asking for a definition, that’s denying one.I have not given a definition of imperialism. But what I have done is ask that support be given for an accusation concerning rampant American imperalism. One would expect that some link to a credible definition of imperialism might be in order.
My asking for a credible definition of imperialism sounds like imperialism to you?![]()
and a wise man is he…http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/18/18_2_100v.gifMe granddad, Captain Jack Clooney, used to quote that fine old Irish proverb, "There’s many a man whose mouth has broken his nose."http://forums.catholic-questions.org/images/icons/icon10.gif
Mike does already know this opinion (though just because someone says it isn’t credible, doesn’t make it so). Nevertheless I believe the figure is approximately correct.Wikipedia is not a credible source. Mike already knows that because we have already discussed the credibility or lack thereof of Wikipedia on this forum.
As everyone knows, it’s always best to bring the devastation of war to your own country, rather than defeat the enemy overseas.http://forums.catholic-questions.org/images/icons/icon12.gifPerhaps we should just call ALL the troops home, use the money to build super defensive weapons, and wait until they come to the border and attack/break/kill … yeh, right.
And they will come.
But it will be after they take care of business in the wimpy countries who want peace without price. They won’t get peace, they will get pieces.
Quote me please.You were the one who said that the American take over of Diego Garcia was NOT imperialism. That not asking for a definition, that’s denying one.
You are responsible for what you say. You have referred to American rampant imperialism. Either give support for what you say or don’t say it in the first place.not my responsibilty at all.
I am not asking for a book. Do you have a google search window? Then please be kind enough to find something from a credible source to back up your accusation, precis the article, set out your position with reference to the article, and post the link to the article.if we were talking face to face and I had a book about this I’d give you the book and say read it - because the book would say it better than I could.
If it is so easy, then why are you refusing to take responsibility for what you have said by providing the requested information?again, the facts of who got the contracts are public knowledge, easily researched.
Strawman assertion. No one said it was a secret. What was said was that your accusation was an unsupported assertion. You have conceded the point that it was an unsupported assertion by refusing to provide support for it.there’s no great secret there.
Please refrain from making requests of me without prefacing such requests with ‘please.’ Please look it up yourself. We are not here to go on rabbit chases for you.go look it up.
This quote sets out the topic of this thread. Balance and Walstan: you have diverted this discussion from the topic of this thread to what you want to talk about.I was totally shocked and surprised when a Captain approached me today and asked me if it was alright to have a re-enlistment ceremony in my store. I emphatically answered, “Yes.”
Try post 52Quote me please.
As I said YOUR definition. Ask the people from Diego Garcia if THEY think it isn’t imperialism.I doubt seriously if taking over a tiny place fits the goals of imperialism.
The conjecture is that that may have been because of the impression of American imperialism. Off topic? Only if you can’t cope with the answers.One exec said he was spit on at the Berlin airport because he wore an American flag pin on his coat. (Interesting statement in one sense as there are three international airports serving Berlin)
imperialismHere’s a definition for you from www.dictionary.com:
imperialism
n 1: a policy of extending your rule over foreign countries 2: a political orientation that advocates imperial interests 3: any instance of aggressive extension of authority
Amazing how many words you need for the one word: “Ignorance” - No, I do not “hate” America. Do you know me? Are you in my head?It’s amazing how many words some people need to say, "I hate America."http://forums.catholic-questions.org/images/icons/icon12.gif
Did you write this?Amazing how many words you need for the one word: “Ignorance” - No, I do not “hate” America. Do you know me? Are you in my head?
And you can simply see, there IS Imperialistic tendancies to America’s policy. While it’s not an “Empire”, and a Republic, you can’t technically say it’s Imperialistic - So what, then, with practically the same meaning, do we call it? Just plain old “Influencial”? Nah, doesn’t fit.
Brand yourself as ignorant first, until you can post a quote where I called you a racist.By me, simply, analysing America’s foreign policy, you ignorantly brand me a racist? Well done! And from your words, with the EXACT same logic, I shall now simply brand you ignorant.
Once again, you accuse me of calling you a racist. And once again, I ask you to post a quote where I called you that.One reason I’m critical (Not hate filled.) of America’s policy, is the simple fact that you ignorantly call those who oppose the Iraq War “American Haters”, or those, in your country, non patriotic this that or the other. While on the other hand, you have those who call the people who support the Iraq War equally offensive names (I believe I have heard the term “Nazi” being used quite liberally by the “other” side).
But hey, calling me a racist will surely get me to see your views, and certainly supporting the Iraq War!![]()
Ah, yes, so by that you emply that I just simply hate the government and the land/territories? If so, then there is a first time for everything - But you’re still not in my head, and you still do not know me - Prejudging that I “Hate America”.It’s amazing how many words some people need to say, “I hate America.”
And I wouldn’t want to go there, either.http://forums.catholic-questions.org/images/icons/icon10.gifAh, yes, so by that you emply that I just simply hate the government and the land/territories? If so, then there is a first time for everything - But you’re still not in my head,
I know that you accused me of “ignorantly branding you as a racist” – and have failed to post any quote of mine to back up that accusation.and you still do not know me - Prejudging that I “Hate America”.