My reply to DNM

Submitted by Debanjan Banerjee (India), Jul 19, 2010 at 23:48

Hi DNM,

"Hello: Stop this tablighees Jeffy: His name is not Jeffy"

My Answer : Hey DNM why do you bother about a long dead biggot like that Tommy Jefferson. OK if you do not like me calling him Tom Jeffy let me call him "Jef the old Faggot". Will that do for Yankees like you ?

Hey why are you skipping the real question ? I have given you proof like that letter from "Jef the old Faggot" which tells you that guy wanted Indians out of their lands so that his followers can occupy and colonize those lands. Now as a "rational" and "hisotry" orineted person , it is your job to counter my point and save the skins of your good old tommy guy.

>That letter is responsible for creating the attitude which led to the "Indian removal act" passed by US congress in 1830.

Then like a man write a paper and prove your point. ...

My Answer : I have given you proof about the inspiration from old Jef the Faggot with that letter as an example which led to people like Andrew jackson creating the Indian removal act in 1830. It is upto you now to prove me that "Indian removal act" was not meant to take over Indian lands. Can you take that challenge ?

As I have said again and again I have already been proving to the readers here (those readers who can think and analyze) that I am here to prove to the world what kind of mass murdering ideology this American exceptionalism is and I tell you Americans need to get rid of this scrap called "American exceptionalism" once and for all !!! The world wants the end of American exceptionalism and I will do anything to ensure that it is destroyed once and for all into oblivion.

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