Gosh, I'm not a German citizen, and don't even have a nickel's worth of german blood in my body, but who will be the first to add some real pretty pixtures and some snazzy ol' text adages to THEIR governments' web pages? Life needs more risk. If we ever EVER hope to establish any sort of DISestablishment, it only starts with us. Well, you. As I said, I'm not German (and quid pro quo, and stuff like that). ;) Millie sfuze@tiac.net PS: Why not mirror it on their own sites? ;) On Sat, 7 Sep 1996, Gary Howland wrote:
Timothy C. May wrote:
* as Germany is bent on blocking sites which carry this subversive pamphlet, "Radikal," let us mirror it on thousands of sites around the world.
Agreed - put them in a dilemna by getting mirrors on machines obviously important and useful to the Germans.
* when the Germans went into Danmark and insisted Jews wear badges, ordinary citizens (and the Danish Royal Family, as I recall) also took to wearing these Star of David badges.
Bad example. Jews living in Denmark were not required to wear yellow stars. The story about the Danish royal family wearing the stars is an urban legend, spread by the British to make the Danish King appear to be less of a coward after he fled to England.
Gary -- "Of course the US Constitution isn't perfect; but it's a lot better than what we have now." -- Unknown.
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