[net.politics] non-English Articles

tom@uwai.UUCP (11/15/84)

> Well, I consider the net.flang.all groups as another American
> imperialist gimmick. Danish is by no means *foreign* to me !

``another American imperialist gimmick''??????  This sounds *exactly* like
some mccarthyist spouting off with the equally ludicrous ``another red
Communist plot''; surely there are alternatives to these trite, over-used
political cliches?
-- 

Tom Christiansen
University of Wisconsin
Computer Science Systems Lab 
...!{allegra,heurikon,ihnp4,seismo,uwm-evax}!uwvax!tom
tom@wisc-crys.arpa

dt@ist.UUCP (David Tilbrook) (11/18/84)

>> Well, I consider the net.flang.all groups as another American
>> imperialist gimmick. Danish is by no means *foreign* to me !

> ``another American imperialist gimmick''??????  This sounds *exactly* like
> some mccarthyist spouting off with the equally ludicrous ``another red
> Communist plot''; surely there are alternatives to these trite, over-used
> political cliches?

Better yet what about alternatives for trite, over-used politicians?

Like Keld, I don't see the necessity for using the funny face
to indicate this is Dane tongue in cheek.

But I do ask our expert on American foreign relationship from Wisconsin
to give us another phrase to describe Americans using muscle to protect
their own vested interest.  It is one of those phrases the rest of the
world needs, somewhat like slop-bucket.
-- 
David Tilbrook		{inset, root44, mcvax, qtlon}!ist!dt
Imperial Software Technology, London England