From: ccetinka@symcom.math.uiuc.edu (Cetin Cetinkaya)
Subject: Re: The great canyon between hbm's ears: not worth a visit.
Organization: Math Dept., University of Illinois at Urbana/Champaign
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1992 09:05:28 GMT



Subject: UThe great canyon between hbm's ears: not worth a visit.V



berne@nova3.stanford.edu (Jean-Francois Berne) writes:

>In article <1992Jul17.140336.2734@cns.umist.ac.uk> ko@cns.umist.ac.uk (Kutluk Ozguven) writes:
>>Jean-Francois two days ago I watched a documentary based on French

>You don't call me by my first name, okay? 

Hey, chill out. This is not France, and Kutluk is not an Algerian, O.K.?

>>and Algerian eye witnesses, about the massacre of tens or hundreds of
>>(unknown) Algerian workers in Paris, who wanted to make a peace
>>march in the city. The police and police chiefs are involved in
>>the massacre and some Algerians are thrown to the river some are shot
>>in the good old French way, according to the British TV, Ch4.
>>
>>My question is, in schoold are you thaught about this official massacre
>>in the heart of your capital only a few decades ago (1961), where you are
>>probably expected to sing "Turks kill million Armenians /
>>[...]
>>Kutluk

>This post shows that Ktulu O./mutlu doesn't have a clear idea of what
>is freedom. 

What is freedom? And what have killing innocent Algerians do to with freedom?
Or is this a private joke among the barbarian French people?


>Although according to the french standards, not all the truth has been told
>and too many things remain hidden about the war of Algeria, OF COURSE we know
>about the so-called ratonades (killings of algerian-looking people).

How wonderful? Now your hands are clean! Are you nuts? Or are you trying to drive 
us nuts? Killing is killing no matter you could handle to hide it or not.

>OF COURSE this information is available and in no way hidden. 

OF COURSE, since the information is free and available, death Algerians
souls are happy. Oh my God, such a relief? 

>I mean, nobody was able to hide the bodies floating in river Seine!
>they were there, in broad day light! and not only in Paris. 

So you admit that the French is a barbarian society. We already know that,
but it is a real pleasure to hear it from a French person.

>Poor guy... his standards of freedom are so low that he imagines that such
>historical facts are kept secret! (by who?)

Poor Mr. Berne, you are such an idiot that you think that he thinks that it was
a secret. Still wondering, what have freedom to do with this genocide? Are
you celebrating the freedom of killing innocent people?

>France is a democracy and a free country, remenber? 

France is the country which killed more innocent people than anybody else,
remember?


Well, why the hell did they kill millions of innocent people? What the French 
democracy means to those innocent people who have been killed by the 
democracy lover shameless French butchers? Should they be happy because
they got killed in every corner of the world by the French?

>You post from U.K: so look around you and learn about those concepts. 

What concepts? Justification of killing the innocent by using democracy and
freedom. Such a concept indeed!

>Berne. 


cetin
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