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Pinochet: him gorn

From: Sulkpot10 Dec 2006 19:36
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So, Farewell, Then, General Pinochet.

A staunch friend of Britain. A gentle prince of the new world. Not like that filthy, greasy, Marxist wop Galtieri. Oh, no. Augusto was our tin-pot South American military dictator.
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From: Stoo10 Dec 2006 19:59
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I had him in my 2006 Dead Pool.

Hell yeah (dance)
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From: Sulkpot10 Dec 2006 20:08
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I bet you had Our Lady, too. You lose, commie bastard.
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From: Stoo10 Dec 2006 20:15
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Him, Castro and Gerald Ford actually, though i had considered Mrs Thatch instead of Ford.
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From: Judderman10 Dec 2006 21:20
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It will take either Ford or Kirk Douglas to die to seperate us this year then.

 

Joint winner doesn't sound too bad.

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From: dyl11 Dec 2006 02:51
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She's not made it into 2007 yet.
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From: -Daz-11 Dec 2006 03:07
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He was the people's that Argentinian guy.
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From: Sulkpot11 Dec 2006 10:58
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We both know she's immortal. Deal.
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From: dyl11 Dec 2006 14:11
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"Deal" as in "with the Devil"?
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From: funky (ISA)12 Dec 2006 03:39
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I just can't stop my tears from falling.
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From: Dan (HERMAND)12 Dec 2006 10:58
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What a shame.
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From: Dave!!12 Dec 2006 11:33
To: Sulkpot 12 of 17
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quote:
A gentle prince of the new world.


Oh, definitely.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6170021.stm
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From: Sulkpot12 Dec 2006 20:03
To: Dave!! 13 of 17
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You think that's any worse than what Blair-sponsored CIA spooks are doing to suspects in any number of legal black holes in the world?

And I refer you to Galtieri, whose purges were just as bad - and he was a Communist. WIN for the Chilean man in the dark glasses with the cattle prod.
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From: spinning_plates12 Dec 2006 20:46
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It may not be any worse, but it doesn't make it (either of them) any less real or evil.
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From: Sulkpot12 Dec 2006 21:14
To: spinning_plates 15 of 17
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I'm just saying that on the Bill Bailey scale of evil, Galtieri ranks one place higher, purely because of his communism. It's easy to sit here in the 21st century and forget how communism made more corpses than Hitler could have managed with all his furnaces going non-stop.

 

I defend my right to hagiograph and lionise this Machiavellian tyrant. Don't make me resort to spurious death-toll statistics to prove he's a million times better/more evil than any other tin-pot dictator going.

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From: Kenny J (WINGNUTKJ)13 Dec 2006 00:26
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Wouldn't it be nice if everyone could just Be Excellent To Each Other?
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From: spinning_plates13 Dec 2006 00:30
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We should make a dictators Top Trumps.
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