Zeropean moral high ground

This drawing, called Jetlag, appeared in Le Monde (AKA) Al-Jazeera on the Seine earlier this week.

Merkel: I'm a bit worried about the secret prisons that the CIA has in Europe. Rice: I understand. We don't tolerate that kind of thing on American soil.

Zeropean moral high ground

This drawing, called Jetlag, appeared in Le Monde (AKA) Al-Jazeera on the Seine earlier this week.

Merkel: I'm a bit worried about the secret prisons that the CIA has in Europe. Rice: I understand. We don't tolerate that kind of thing on American soil.

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Once again Boon Mee you failed to catch the irony in your translation. The meaning would be totally different if you could read or understand French

Well, it’s not hard to get the drift of this one…

Americans are paranoid; terrorism isn't real

This Serguei drawing, called Paranoia, appeared in today's Le Monde (AKA) Al-Jazeera on the Seine .

Edited December 11, 200520 yr by Boon Mee

Well, it’s not hard to get the drift of this one…

Americans are paranoid; terrorism isn't real

This Serguei drawing, called Paranoia, appeared in today's Le Monde (AKA) Al-Jazeera on the Seine .

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yeah but do you understand the meaning of that pic or should I caption it for you ?

Sound Familiar? Over Two Centuries Old, and Still Running Strong

...scholarship shows that anti-Americanism is nothing new. It's older than the United States

Kathy Krajco writes, quoting James W. Ceaser (danke zu Atlantic Review via Medienkritik).

Most experts agree that it was more rampant in the 1930's than it is today! Hardly a word of the European line on America has changed in over 200 years…

Why does this fit into anti-American pattern, TransatlanTicker

TransatlanTicker, the very fact that you assume that the (bulk of) Germans already are knowlegeable whereas the (bulk of) Americans are not is indicative of anti-Americanism, as is your suggestion that most Germans are naturally open-minded, modest, and reasonable.

How many people — and first and foremost Germans — who know about the treatment of blacks (and Indians) in the United States know anything about Germany's presence in Namibia? And about how the Kaiser's army under General Lothar van Trotha (a name much less known than that of General Custer) killed tens of thousands of Herero natives (a tribal name much less known than that of the Sioux or the Comanches) — men, women, and children.

Anti-Americanism, is nothing more than double standards...

Butterfly should get a kick out of this one!

Nowhere man, please listen

Question to Euro’s: ever feel like you've been cheated?

Looks like those secret CIA flights were OK'd by a deal that the EU has been keeping secret throughout their campaign of bogus indignation.

Question to Euro’s: ever feel like you've been cheated?

Looks like those secret CIA flights were OK'd by a deal that the EU has been keeping secret throughout their campaign of bogus indignation.

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Actually that would be great if true. That would teach a lesson to a few EU officials who dare "conspiring" with the ennemy (USA)

How the French Élites Remain in Power, Making Themselves Rich in the Process: "The intransigence is unbelievable"

French citizens, who see the rise in unemployment and the fall in their standard of living, are paying an increasing price for having voted for their nomenklatura during the last three decades

wrote Jean-Christophe Mounicq (merci aux archives d'RV).

These elites behave as if France were theirs. They control the Parliament and enact laws but do not respect them...