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To: Ann Corrigan who wrote (257066)	7/8/2008 4:29:13 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 794030

Ann, you are doing long distance psycho-analysis, and trying to turn it into a war against a perceived un-American or, as they say, anti-American. <your compulsive need to ridicule US accomplishments merely reveals an ages old human condition---jealousy.> I'm a registered international cyberspace psychoanalyst so I can help you. You are exhibiting paranoia, arrogance, hubris and ignorance mixed with neuron-frozen stupidity. One of the reasons for visiting cyberspace is to see the state of mind of people around the world. With 15 recommendations, your post gives [I can say this because I'm also a registered international cyberspace statistician] a probabilistic correlation putting you and them not even one standard deviation off the right of the paranoia, arrogance, hubris, ignorance and neuron-frozen stupidity randomly associated normalized distribution curve. You have inadvertently provided me with that important data. I can mix it with my linearly regressive psychoanalysis of debt/equity ratios in mortgage and salary 5 year moving averages using 3rd order partial differential reduction to determine market movements over the next 2 years and make a fortune. To put that complex statistical explanation in common terms, people suffering hubris come a big, fat, gutser. It's a fundamental law of Mq's Financial Relativity Theory. What I'm especially interested to see is whether the USA approaches the event horizon. It's spiraling in, while maintaining hubris, though paranoia is growing. I can of course provide solutions, being a registered international cyberspace political analyst, but it's hard to put people full of hubris, arrogance etc ... on the straight and narrow; it's like getting a drunk to seek enlightenment in externality. <Which military of the two has spilled more blood during radical Islam's terrorist war on the West? Which continent refuses to share an equal burden(in combat & financially) for defending their own freedom?> We haven't yet resolved [I have, but you are yet to get it right] whether it was Reagan, or Eisenhower and Kennedy who won the cold war and whether it was Stalin, Roosevelt, or my father, who beat Adolf, so I think I won't go after that red herring. Here's Roosevelt announcing a year after my father that perhaps the USA would help stop Adolf. youtube.com I wouldn't want to comment as Michael did about NZ and Iraq on what that says about USA courage [and good judgment]. It wasn't even Reagan who was there when they tore down that wall. It was King George I. Usually the person presiding at the time gets the credit. news.bbc.co.uk Of course the person most responsible was Gorby who had given permission, by refusing to conduct mass murder, to the satellite states and associated countries like East Germany to go their own way. en.wikipedia.org How you think an accurate rendition of facts is un, or anti-American, is a puzzle. Fawning adulation of the mighty isn't [in a linear regression analysis way] the Kiwi character sorry, [we are like Americans in that way], but that doesn't mean the USA hasn't done and continues to do great things and more so per capita than anywhere else. Of course that's mostly to do with the Jews [count Nobel Prizes] rather than IRA supporters and rappers. And it would be nice if we could discuss things without having to do the personal insult thing. It's quite fun and I can string some words together too, but it's not conducive to friendly discussion. Heck, I'm even a George Bush II supporter [unlike most Americans]. Sure, he verbally stumbles, but that's just like dyxlexia. He signs off on capital punishment, he got Saddam and sons, he gave the Taleban and Osama a big hurry-up, he cut dividend taxes, he tried riding the Segway, he tells China to be careful and not hurry to invade Taiwan, he reappointed Uncle Al KBE [another American hero of mine though anti-American Americans criticize him Subject 53236 Note the date of that stream = well before the American Zombies borrowed sub-prime loans by the $trillion] and appointed Big Ben aka Helicopter Ben, he was in favour of a lolly-scramble payment for Americans [though we un-American taxpayers missed out], he's good natured and he doesn't just roll over in the face of Islamic Jihad. Iran's President Amendiejihad is likely to get a message before Bush's term ends = best not to threaten Israel with nukes, or anything else for that matter. Gung Ho en.wikipedia.org Mqurice PS: I wasn't going to reply because there wasn't much to say of a positive nature, but hopefully you learn some maths, psychoanalysis and geopolitics from it. Okay, that's it from me! Bye.