https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/tennis/article-7168547/amp/Anne-James-Keothavong-journey-Hackney-council-block-elite-level-tennis.html

I didn't know much about the guy other than he was nice.
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On Friday, 6 October 2023 at 06:24:35 UTC+1, PeteWasLucky wrote:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/tennis/article-7168547/amp/Anne-James-Keothavong-journey-Hackney-council-block-elite-level-tennis.html

I didn't know much about the guy other than he was nice.

yes she was #1 woman in Britain and both of them are nice, decent people, always have been.

one big disagreement with article: "Laos, which suffered major civil wars in the sixties and seventies" - NO, THAT's NOT TRUE, the USA illegally bombed the daylights out of Laos during the Vietnam war, literally dropping more bombs on the country than
anywhere else in history, that's what happened!

OH NO she said "I say to them that this country has given us an opportunity, it gave my parents a chance of a better life, so I am a very proud to be British and I consider to have ended up captain of a national team a huge achievement" OHHH just can't
understand why they aren't shouting about how they were oppressed and are YUGE victims and they're owed a living + want reparations?

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On 6.10.2023 10.59, The Iceberg wrote:

On Friday, 6 October 2023 at 06:24:35 UTC+1, PeteWasLucky wrote:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/tennis/article-7168547/amp/Anne-James-Keothavong-journey-Hackney-council-block-elite-level-tennis.html

I didn't know much about the guy other than he was nice.

yes she was #1 woman in Britain and both of them are nice, decent people, always have been.

one big disagreement with article: "Laos, which suffered major civil wars in the sixties and seventies" - NO, THAT's NOT TRUE, the USA illegally bombed the daylights out of Laos during the Vietnam war, literally dropping more bombs on the country than

anywhere else in history, that's what happened!

Ohhhh, the Vietnam waw! I'm beginning to suspect there is a comrade
hidden under the bonnet.

OH NO she said "I say to them that this country has given us an opportunity, it gave my parents a chance of a better life, so I am a very proud to be British and I consider to have ended up captain of a national team a huge achievement" OHHH just can't

understand why they aren't shouting about how they were oppressed and are YUGE victims and they're owed a living + want reparations?

You should be proud of your country giving their family the opportunites
it did. In a way, I guess you are. And proud of them that they made it a win-win. But of course you manage to implicate them on your way. Next
up: Tiny will emerge from under his rock and point out that depsite
their success, and the success of thousands like them, their rape
numbers are disproportionate.

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Pelle Svanslös <pelle@svans.los> Wrote in message:

You should be proud of your country giving their family the opportunites it did. In a way, I guess you are. And proud of them that they made it a win-win.

But if they're so quality people as you say, then it means UK robbed Laos of their human resources, extracting quality people.

The fact they're treated better than on a slave ship would change nothing, Laos lost quality people to UK.


So USA bombs and kills their people and destroy country, then UK takes some quality people?

And what is left for Laos?

Bombed country and no quality people?

Next up: Tiny will emerge from under his rock and point out that depsite their success, and the success of thousands like them, their rape numbers are disproportionate.

Yup.






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On Friday, 6 October 2023 at 11:31:54 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:

On 6.10.2023 10.59, The Iceberg wrote:

On Friday, 6 October 2023 at 06:24:35 UTC+1, PeteWasLucky wrote:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/tennis/article-7168547/amp/Anne-James-Keothavong-journey-Hackney-council-block-elite-level-tennis.html

I didn't know much about the guy other than he was nice.

yes she was #1 woman in Britain and both of them are nice, decent people, always have been.

one big disagreement with article: "Laos, which suffered major civil wars in the sixties and seventies" - NO, THAT's NOT TRUE, the USA illegally bombed the daylights out of Laos during the Vietnam war, literally dropping more bombs on the country

than anywhere else in history, that's what happened!

Ohhhh, the Vietnam waw! I'm beginning to suspect there is a comrade
hidden under the bonnet.

OH NO she said "I say to them that this country has given us an opportunity, it gave my parents a chance of a better life, so I am a very proud to be British and I consider to have ended up captain of a national team a huge achievement" OHHH just can'

t understand why they aren't shouting about how they were oppressed and are YUGE victims and they're owed a living + want reparations?

You should be proud of your country giving their family the opportunites
it did. In a way, I guess you are. And proud of them that they made it a win-win. But of course you manage to implicate them on your way. Next
up: Tiny will emerge from under his rock and point out that depsite
their success, and the success of thousands like them, their rape
numbers are disproportionate.

you thicko Marxist maroon who just wants free money as a kickback, was lauding them for putting hard and effort work in, instead of endlessly complaining, claiming to be victims despite being given huge benefits compared to where they came from and then
demanding we owe them stuff when we don't and more importantly when others have actually put the hard work in instead of being lazy. You just don't get the lack of laziness/excuses do you?

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Pelle Svanslös <pelle@svans.los> Wrote in message:

Dumb post.

But explain to us how is it good for Laos or any proor country to get bombed by USA for no reason and then, as a form of war reparations, such country even gets to lose human potential?

Their country and infrastructures gets destroyed and then they lose quality people to the countries that bombed them?





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On 6.10.2023 13.37, *skriptis wrote:

Pelle Svanslös <pelle@svans.los> Wrote in message:

You should be proud of your country giving their family the opportunites it did. In a way, I guess you are. And proud of them that they made it a win-win.

But

Dumb post.

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On Friday, 6 October 2023 at 11:39:30 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:

On 6.10.2023 13.37, *skriptis wrote:

Pelle Svanslös <pe...@svans.los> Wrote in message:

You should be proud of your country giving their family the opportunites it did. In a way, I guess you are. And proud of them that they made it a win-win.

But

Dumb post.

tell us what you long-term plan for mass immigration is then, what is meant to happen to those nations whose best people have fled to(aka been stolen by) the West? it's certainly an immigration Ponzi scheme, so tell please us cos it can't be that they
come over here, learn stuff and then take that knowledge/wealth back home - cos that doesn't happen and you say anyone suggesting that is racist.

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On 10/6/23 4:04 AM, *skriptis wrote:

Pelle Svanslös <pelle@svans.los> Wrote in message:

Dumb post.

But explain to us how is it good for Laos or any proor country to get bombed by USA for no reason and then, as a form of war reparations, such country even gets to lose human potential?

Their country and infrastructures gets destroyed and then they lose quality people to the countries that bombed them?

I'm not up to speed on Laos, but the main reason the US took in large
amounts of Vietnamese after 1975 is interesting and easy to understand.
The people who were allowed into the US had close ties to Thieu's
government, and hence to the US forces during the war; many--maybe
most--were Catholic. In this sense it was something like allowing
Bautista supporters to settle in Florida after Castro took over Cuba.

In a sense it was a humanitarian gesture. I, myself, don't necessarily
support open-handed humanitarian gestures unless there's some benefit
for the nation hosting them, and in the case of the Vietnamese this
proved true. As a segment of the population, they are exemplary and have contributed to the whole disproportionately. We'd have damned near 50
years to observe them integrating into the US society, to see if they eventually fuck up, but they haven't. They are decent folk, all the way.

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On Friday, 6 October 2023 at 15:50:12 UTC+1, Sawfish wrote:

On 10/6/23 4:04 AM, *skriptis wrote:

Pelle Svanslös <pe...@svans.los> Wrote in message:

Dumb post.

But explain to us how is it good for Laos or any proor country to get bombed by USA for no reason and then, as a form of war reparations, such country even gets to lose human potential?

Their country and infrastructures gets destroyed and then they lose quality people to the countries that bombed them?

I'm not up to speed on Laos, but the main reason the US took in large amounts of Vietnamese after 1975 is interesting and easy to understand.
The people who were allowed into the US had close ties to Thieu's government, and hence to the US forces during the war; many--maybe most--were Catholic. In this sense it was something like allowing
Bautista supporters to settle in Florida after Castro took over Cuba.

In a sense it was a humanitarian gesture. I, myself, don't necessarily support open-handed humanitarian gestures unless there's some benefit
for the nation hosting them, and in the case of the Vietnamese this
proved true. As a segment of the population, they are exemplary and have contributed to the whole disproportionately. We'd have damned near 50
years to observe them integrating into the US society, to see if they eventually fuck up, but they haven't. They are decent folk, all the way.

why are they not demanding reparations, rioting, shop lifting, looting and telling everyone they are victims of a racist illegal war that oppressed them?

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On 10/6/23 10:15 AM, The Iceberg wrote:

On Friday, 6 October 2023 at 15:50:12 UTC+1, Sawfish wrote:

On 10/6/23 4:04 AM, *skriptis wrote:

Pelle Svanslös <pe...@svans.los> Wrote in message:

Dumb post.

But explain to us how is it good for Laos or any proor country to get bombed by USA for no reason and then, as a form of war reparations, such country even gets to lose human potential?

Their country and infrastructures gets destroyed and then they lose quality people to the countries that bombed them?

I'm not up to speed on Laos, but the main reason the US took in large
amounts of Vietnamese after 1975 is interesting and easy to understand.
The people who were allowed into the US had close ties to Thieu's
government, and hence to the US forces during the war; many--maybe
most--were Catholic. In this sense it was something like allowing
Bautista supporters to settle in Florida after Castro took over Cuba.

In a sense it was a humanitarian gesture. I, myself, don't necessarily
support open-handed humanitarian gestures unless there's some benefit
for the nation hosting them, and in the case of the Vietnamese this
proved true. As a segment of the population, they are exemplary and have
contributed to the whole disproportionately. We'd have damned near 50
years to observe them integrating into the US society, to see if they
eventually fuck up, but they haven't. They are decent folk, all the way.

why are they not demanding reparations, rioting, shop lifting, looting and telling everyone they are victims of a racist illegal war that oppressed them?

Unenlightened. Not yet woke. They seem highly resistant.

Poor bastards.

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On 6.10.2023 13.57, The Iceberg wrote:

On Friday, 6 October 2023 at 11:31:54 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:

On 6.10.2023 10.59, The Iceberg wrote:

On Friday, 6 October 2023 at 06:24:35 UTC+1, PeteWasLucky wrote:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/tennis/article-7168547/amp/Anne-James-Keothavong-journey-Hackney-council-block-elite-level-tennis.html

I didn't know much about the guy other than he was nice.

yes she was #1 woman in Britain and both of them are nice, decent people, always have been.

one big disagreement with article: "Laos, which suffered major civil wars in the sixties and seventies" - NO, THAT's NOT TRUE, the USA illegally bombed the daylights out of Laos during the Vietnam war, literally dropping more bombs on the country

than anywhere else in history, that's what happened!

Ohhhh, the Vietnam waw! I'm beginning to suspect there is a comrade
hidden under the bonnet.

OH NO she said "I say to them that this country has given us an opportunity, it gave my parents a chance of a better life, so I am a very proud to be British and I consider to have ended up captain of a national team a huge achievement" OHHH just can'

t understand why they aren't shouting about how they were oppressed and are YUGE victims and they're owed a living + want reparations?

You should be proud of your country giving their family the opportunites
it did. In a way, I guess you are. And proud of them that they made it a
win-win. But of course you manage to implicate them on your way. Next
up: Tiny will emerge from under his rock and point out that depsite
their success, and the success of thousands like them, their rape
numbers are disproportionate.

you thicko Marxist maroon who just wants free money as a kickback, was lauding them for putting hard and effort work in, instead of endlessly complaining,

Nah. When you compliment someone, you compliment. You don't remind
him/us that he's part of a group that doesn't deserve compliments in the
same breath.

"Hi there. You're a great guy. You're not a rapist like most of you
are!" is not a compliment. If the one receiving the backhand was someone
you didn't know, what you assume would be the default.

This is what you need to start paying reparations for.

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On Saturday, 7 October 2023 at 09:26:41 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:

On 6.10.2023 13.57, The Iceberg wrote:

On Friday, 6 October 2023 at 11:31:54 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:

On 6.10.2023 10.59, The Iceberg wrote:

On Friday, 6 October 2023 at 06:24:35 UTC+1, PeteWasLucky wrote:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/tennis/article-7168547/amp/Anne-James-Keothavong-journey-Hackney-council-block-elite-level-tennis.html

I didn't know much about the guy other than he was nice.

yes she was #1 woman in Britain and both of them are nice, decent people, always have been.

one big disagreement with article: "Laos, which suffered major civil wars in the sixties and seventies" - NO, THAT's NOT TRUE, the USA illegally bombed the daylights out of Laos during the Vietnam war, literally dropping more bombs on the country

than anywhere else in history, that's what happened!

Ohhhh, the Vietnam waw! I'm beginning to suspect there is a comrade
hidden under the bonnet.

OH NO she said "I say to them that this country has given us an opportunity, it gave my parents a chance of a better life, so I am a very proud to be British and I consider to have ended up captain of a national team a huge achievement" OHHH just

can't understand why they aren't shouting about how they were oppressed and are YUGE victims and they're owed a living + want reparations?

You should be proud of your country giving their family the opportunites >> it did. In a way, I guess you are. And proud of them that they made it a >> win-win. But of course you manage to implicate them on your way. Next
up: Tiny will emerge from under his rock and point out that depsite
their success, and the success of thousands like them, their rape
numbers are disproportionate.

you thicko Marxist maroon who just wants free money as a kickback, was lauding them for putting hard and effort work in, instead of endlessly complaining,

Nah. When you compliment someone, you compliment. You don't remind
him/us that he's part of a group that doesn't deserve compliments in the same breath.

yeah you can and they'd love it, especially when they're not part of the group was talking about, they'd say "yeah we believe in honest hard work instead of being lazy entitled freeloaders". Actually that's exactly what they said in the article, you
maroon.

"Hi there. You're a great guy. You're not a rapist like most of you
are!" is not a compliment. If the one receiving the backhand was someone
you didn't know, what you assume would be the default.

it is definitely a compliment! cos if you said that to a prisoner in a Category B prison(which is the correct context for your quote) he would definitely 100% say "thanks man" or are you disputing that? especially if he had emphasised how he came from a
Categeory B prison and was very proud of that.

This is what you need to start paying reparations for.

no don't owe anyone anything, especially not a bunch of lazy freeloaders, dimvit.

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On 7.10.2023 11.47, The Iceberg wrote:

On Saturday, 7 October 2023 at 09:26:41 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:

On 6.10.2023 13.57, The Iceberg wrote:

On Friday, 6 October 2023 at 11:31:54 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:

On 6.10.2023 10.59, The Iceberg wrote:

On Friday, 6 October 2023 at 06:24:35 UTC+1, PeteWasLucky wrote:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/tennis/article-7168547/amp/Anne-James-Keothavong-journey-Hackney-council-block-elite-level-tennis.html

I didn't know much about the guy other than he was nice.

yes she was #1 woman in Britain and both of them are nice, decent people, always have been.

one big disagreement with article: "Laos, which suffered major civil wars in the sixties and seventies" - NO, THAT's NOT TRUE, the USA illegally bombed the daylights out of Laos during the Vietnam war, literally dropping more bombs on the country

than anywhere else in history, that's what happened!

Ohhhh, the Vietnam waw! I'm beginning to suspect there is a comrade
hidden under the bonnet.

OH NO she said "I say to them that this country has given us an opportunity, it gave my parents a chance of a better life, so I am a very proud to be British and I consider to have ended up captain of a national team a huge achievement" OHHH just

can't understand why they aren't shouting about how they were oppressed and are YUGE victims and they're owed a living + want reparations?

You should be proud of your country giving their family the opportunites >>>> it did. In a way, I guess you are. And proud of them that they made it a >>>> win-win. But of course you manage to implicate them on your way. Next
up: Tiny will emerge from under his rock and point out that depsite
their success, and the success of thousands like them, their rape
numbers are disproportionate.

you thicko Marxist maroon who just wants free money as a kickback, was lauding them for putting hard and effort work in, instead of endlessly complaining,

Nah. When you compliment someone, you compliment. You don't remind
him/us that he's part of a group that doesn't deserve compliments in the
same breath.

yeah you can and they'd love it, especially when they're not part of the group was talking about,

Yeah. You're supremacist pals like that kind of talk.

they'd say "yeah we believe in honest hard work instead of being lazy entitled freeloaders". Actually that's exactly what they said in the article, you maroon.

"Hi there. You're a great guy. You're not a rapist like most of you
are!" is not a compliment. If the one receiving the backhand was someone
you didn't know, what you assume would be the default.

it is definitely a compliment! cos if you said that to a prisoner in a Category B prison(which is the correct context for your quote) he would definitely 100% say "thanks man" or are you disputing that? especially if he had emphasised how he came from

a Categeory B prison and was very proud of that.


Lol.

This is what you need to start paying reparations for.

no don't owe anyone anything, especially not a bunch of lazy freeloaders, dimvit.

Better start saving already.

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