A modest dream

Submitted by Ianus (Poland), Feb 6, 2012 at 09:03

Kepha Hor wrote :

" All the topics in my earlier post are interconnected--seemingly by the mindset you represent."

Isn't it another stunning riffle in your stream of consciousness that has identified me now as representing a mindset able to 'interconnect' twenty-five as outlandish topics as China, the US, Cambodia, Vietnam, Indonesia and Thailand, Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, Franklin Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman, the Polish and Russian peoples , Bohdan Chmielnicki , the Ashkenazi Jews, Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Naopoleon Buonaparte, the German states,Europe, American takeover , the Irish Catholics, the Irish Protestants , the Massachusetts Bay colony,the ecumenical paradise of Andaluz , Almohads vs. Reconquista, Chief Podunk of the Algonquins ?

> You seem to think that everything that happens in this world happens because of some kind of nefarious American machination.<

As I have never used the word "everything" in the context you imply it must have been born in your turbulent stream of consciousness, needn't it ? Incidentally, the same turbulent stream of consciousness refuses to see any causal link between America's longstanding and consistent support for jihad, the creation of Moslem states in Europe at the expense of kafiri states and America's global strategic objectives, doesn't it ?

> Maybe you'll see what I mean when Poland becomes again a world power.<

Nobody in Central and Eastern Europe needs any "world power" with its quislings here. We have a much more modest dream,namely that of being liberated from our present economic and political vassalage. Sorry for not having dreams according to your political prescription.

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