To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (38836 ) 2/2/2000 9:21:00 PM From: Eddy Blinker Respond to of 99985
**OT**Haim,'As to Bruno Kreisky, I have my own opinions.' Haim, I would be interested in your opinion about the opinion Bruno Kreisky may have had formulated about Menachem Begin. However the posting exchange to follow would be nerving I suppose. Best to call it a day. On that one. ''Regardless truth and politics are as equal as light and darkness.'' That was yesterday. Today it's only money. '''..., or the Song of Songs and then you will realize that even pornography as we know it, and which the Victorian's despised it, was alive and fun even 2500 years ago'''''' Please Haim-stop that nonsense.Sorry to say. ''As to your interpretation of the talmud, would advise to study it in debt and unbiased'' Oh by the way I have a nice apartment building on the Golan Heights. You want to make a deal with me? '''you will realize how little human nature has changed..''' Well congratulations, Haim..grin grin...(I don't know how what key to hit for a loud laugh.) "The devout and politically free inhabitant of New England is a kind of Laocoon who makes not the least effort to escape from the serpents which are crushing him. Mammon is his idol which he adores not only with his lips but with the whole force of his body and mind.In his view the world is no more than a Stock Exchange, and he is convinced that he has no other destiny here below than to become richer than his neighbor. Trade has seized upon all his thoughts, and he has no other recreation than to exchange objects. When he travels he carries, so to speak, his goods and his counter on his back and talks only of interest and profit.If he loses sight of his own business for an instant it is only in order to pry into the business of his competitors." Tell me who wrote that and I shall stay away from this thread for some time. Timely piece. Is it not? Now class, in conclusion and keeping in mind that once money is involved, everything is related, write 2999 times from right to left. "I shall not spend my Euros on Austrian vacations, but rather invest in Belgium chickens designated to Germany with love and spiked with Dioxin. So the Euro get's stronger." KoolAid anyone? Regards, ED