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2004-01-30 Europe
Peace Ceremony to Cap D-Day Events
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Posted by Steve White 2004-01-30 1:37:52 AM|| || Front Page|| [3 views since 2007-05-07]  Top

#1 And the Private Bannocks, and Private Sherbrookes.
Posted by gromky 2004-1-30 3:49:39 AM||   2004-1-30 3:49:39 AM|| Front Page Top

#2 That would be my Dad, among others--thanks.
I am so upset about the Germans being invited to this by their gay lover the French that I could scream!
How is President Bush going to be able to attend this on behalf of the United States without getting very sick like his dad did in Japan?
BUSH-A-WA!
Seriously, the Germans need to be disinvited.
That is NOT right.
Posted by Jennie Taliaferro  2004-1-30 8:32:43 AM|| [http://www.greatestjeneration.com]  2004-1-30 8:32:43 AM|| Front Page Top

#3 My Grandfather walked accross Utah Beach. (he passed on in 2000). Not sure if he'd care about the German political situation either way. He once said he had more respect for the German Soldiers then he ever did for the Parisians. When the war was over and he spent some occupation time in Germany, he said the Germans we're the best group of people he'd met over there (He was also in Belgium, Luxembourg, England, and obviously France.) Interesting view in light of today's situation I think.
Posted by Jarhead 2004-1-30 9:35:12 AM||   2004-1-30 9:35:12 AM|| Front Page Top

#4 For the 60th anniversary, France has invited leaders of World War II’s Allied nations, including President Bush.

If I were GWB, I wouldn't bother going.

"No thanks, Jacques, but I have other more pressing matters...."
Posted by Bomb-a-rama 2004-1-30 12:24:10 PM||   2004-1-30 12:24:10 PM|| Front Page Top

#5 --D-Day, the start of Europe’s liberation.--

And 60 years later, we're still at it.
Posted by Anonymous2U 2004-1-30 1:05:50 PM||   2004-1-30 1:05:50 PM|| Front Page Top

#6 If I were GWB, I wouldn't bother going

Hell he needs to go! And carry a snarling German Shepherd on a short-leash and demand that everybody either get to work or get to hell off his beach.
Posted by Shipman 2004-1-30 2:04:41 PM||   2004-1-30 2:04:41 PM|| Front Page Top

#7 Chiraq wants to use these commemorations as a propaganda card for showing that we are all friends again. I hate that duplicity. It sickens me. I think, though, that GW should go, and while there, take the high ground, emphasizing the lengths that we went and will go to defend our and other's way of life. Maybe Chiraq needs a roadmap from us how to get out of the gutter, if he ever gets motivated. French perfidy is like getting gasoline in your mouth. The bad taste just does not go away for a long time.
Posted by Alaska Paul 2004-1-30 7:14:17 PM||   2004-1-30 7:14:17 PM|| Front Page Top

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