American dollars is plunging: NO MORE TRAVEL!

I am not sure what G. W. Bush is doing but the American dollar is getting
weaker every day and virtually every where in the World, including South
Pacific, Europe, and Japan!

Is it a part of Bush's "stragetic initiative" to confine the Americans from
expanding their knowledge of the world? Or is it simply his stupidity that
causes this embarassing disaster?

For those who want to jump up and defend Bush, if you think this cast of
blame is unfair, think of the boost in Bush's approval rating after
Saddam's captu Bush does not deserve any credit for the capture of
Saddam but his handling of the economy has every thing to do with this
drastic plunge of the American dollar and the integrity of the American
values.

November 2004 is too long to wait for!


Checkout the current and history of the exchange rates at:

http://www.x-rates.com/


- Marvin.

Rosenberg wrote:
I am not sure what G. W. Bush is doing but the American dollar is getting
weaker every day and virtually every where in the World, including South
Pacific, Europe, and Japan!

You say that like its a bad thing. What if the US dollar was
over-valued, and is coming back to reality? This is good news
for exporters and the US tourist industry.

Overseas travel is still cheap for Americans. Of course,
finding places where people still like them is getting
harder.

"Mike" wrote in message
...
Rosenberg wrote:
I am not sure what G. W. Bush is doing but the American dollar is getting
weaker every day and virtually every where in the World, including South
Pacific, Europe, and Japan!

You say that like its a bad thing. What if the US dollar was
over-valued, and is coming back to reality? This is good news
for exporters and the US tourist industry.

Overseas travel is still cheap for Americans. Of course,
finding places where people still like them is getting
harder.

If you'd get off your duff and do some traveling, you'd probably discover
that not many foreigners are influenced by the hate-America media in Europe
and the United States. People abroad will accept you for who you are and what
you are and won't be very interested in where you hail from unless you insist
on being hated. KM
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visit NASA, play games, read jokes, send greeting cards & connect
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"alohacyberian" wrote in
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"Mike" wrote in message
...
Rosenberg wrote:
I am not sure what G. W. Bush is doing but the American dollar is
getting weaker every day and virtually every where in the World,
including South Pacific, Europe, and Japan!

You say that like its a bad thing. What if the US dollar was
over-valued, and is coming back to reality? This is good news
for exporters and the US tourist industry.

Overseas travel is still cheap for Americans. Of course,
finding places where people still like them is getting
harder.

If you'd get off your duff and do some traveling, you'd probably
discover that not many foreigners are influenced by the hate-America
media in Europe and the United States. People abroad will accept you
for who you are and what you are and won't be very interested in where
you hail from unless you insist on being hated. KM


I just got back from Belgium last week following a 3-month stay in Germany
and I must say I would be better off without showing my US passport. The
nice folks of Europe would treat me for who I was...until they learn that I
was an American. Yes. It's true that that the positive image of the US has
been tarnished by the arrogance and boastful attitude projected and
enforced by the US president George W. Bush.

Great going George!

"Hernandez" wrote in message
s.com...
"alohacyberian" wrote in
:
"Mike" wrote in message
...
Rosenberg wrote:
I am not sure what G. W. Bush is doing but the American dollar is
getting weaker every day and virtually every where in the World,
including South Pacific, Europe, and Japan!

You say that like its a bad thing. What if the US dollar was
over-valued, and is coming back to reality? This is good news
for exporters and the US tourist industry.

Overseas travel is still cheap for Americans. Of course,
finding places where people still like them is getting
harder.

If you'd get off your duff and do some traveling, you'd probably
discover that not many foreigners are influenced by the hate-America
media in Europe and the United States. People abroad will accept you
for who you are and what you are and won't be very interested in where
you hail from unless you insist on being hated. KM

I just got back from Belgium last week following a 3-month stay in Germany
and I must say I would be better off without showing my US passport. The
nice folks of Europe would treat me for who I was...until they learn that I
was an American. Yes. It's true that that the positive image of the US has
been tarnished by the arrogance and boastful attitude projected and
enforced by the US president George W. Bush.


To blame someone else's inborn envy of the U.S. and America-hatred on
President Bush is laughable. Sorry things look so bad for your candidate. KM
--
(-:alohacyberian:-) At my website there are 3000 live cameras or
visit NASA, play games, read jokes, send greeting cards & connect
to CNN news, NBA, the White House, Academy Awards or learn all
about Hawaii, Israel and mo http://keith.martin.home.att.net/

"alohacyberian" schreef in bericht
...
To blame someone else's inborn envy of the U.S. and America-hatred on
President Bush is laughable.

To accuse someone who has justified criticism of the US of "envy" is just
one of the many trics used by arrogant Americans like yourself. For once and
for all: foreigners who criticize US policies are NOT envious of a country
which has higher poverty rates, less access to medical care, a lower
life-expectancy, much longer work hours, and less freedom than most other
developed countries in the world.

Sjoerd

alohacyberian wrote:

To blame someone else's inborn envy of the U.S. and America-hatred on
President Bush is laughable. Sorry things look so bad for your candidate. KM

Sorry, but your adolescent chest-thumping is unconvincing.

I suppose if you objected to my hitting you with a baseball bat,
I should claim that you just don't like me because I'm from Detroit.

Grow up and get some brains.

On Fri, 26 Dec 2003 05:13:14 GMT, Hernandez
wrote:

"alohacyberian" wrote in
:

"Mike" wrote in message
...
Rosenberg wrote:
I am not sure what G. W. Bush is doing but the American dollar is
getting weaker every day and virtually every where in the World,
including South Pacific, Europe, and Japan!

You say that like its a bad thing. What if the US dollar was
over-valued, and is coming back to reality? This is good news
for exporters and the US tourist industry.

Overseas travel is still cheap for Americans. Of course,
finding places where people still like them is getting
harder.

If you'd get off your duff and do some traveling, you'd probably
discover that not many foreigners are influenced by the hate-America
media in Europe and the United States. People abroad will accept you
for who you are and what you are and won't be very interested in where
you hail from unless you insist on being hated. KM


I just got back from Belgium last week following a 3-month stay in Germany
and I must say I would be better off without showing my US passport. The
nice folks of Europe would treat me for who I was...until they learn that I
was an American. Yes. It's true that that the positive image of the US has
been tarnished by the arrogance and boastful attitude projected and
enforced by the US president George W. Bush.

Great going George!

Must be you. With the exception of Belgium, which has self-appointed
itself the judicial branch of the world in ITS supreme arrogance, I
have been to Germany several times and experienced no such reaction.
And sure we should have listened to them. Then Saddam would still be
in power rather than prison, killing 100,000 or so a year. That was
their answer. Funny they didn;t have that view when Hitler was
killing them isn't it?

wrote:
Must be you. With the exception of Belgium, which has self-appointed
itself the judicial branch of the world in ITS supreme arrogance,

Belgium has not appointed itself. It was chosen by many countries. Similar to
the WCT at La Hague.

And sure we should have listened to them. Then Saddam would still be
in power rather than prison, killing 100,000 or so a year.

While it is quite evident that Hussein had performed terrible acts in the
past, it was not evident that those acts were continuing.

Look at Bliar's new darling: Khadafi. He also has performed terrible acts in
the past, but just because he decided to announce he wouldn't be a terrorist
anymore, the world would be ready to conveniently forget his past crimes ?

Interesting that Hussein had complied with UN mandated destruction of WMD, but
the USA still wanted to invade, while Lybia was still working on them and
nobody was talking about invading Lybia.

American dollars is plunging: NO MORE TRAVEL!


jbk:----
Then Saddam would still be in power rather
than prison, killing 100,000 or so a year. That
was their answer. Funny they didn;t have that
view when Hitler was killing them isn't it?


Oz----
Right. Before Hitler got his tentacles aroud their throats, they
disliked Churchill back then even more than they do Bush today.

Oz