RN>>> Well, your country will have to do what is best for it.

 BF>> No. They do what is best for them.

 RN> Huh?  I don't understand.

My country are also rueld by politicians and they do what is best for them.

 BF>> I heard some in Denmark now, in The Old Town in Aarhus, but they whern't
 BF>> that coulorful but they was heard. The houses in this town are from, at
 BF>> least 1850 and older, and it was very nice to see how they lived at that
 BF>> time.

 RN> We have some like that, too.

Old towns from 1800?

 BF>> Yes. Since they can do almost everything here withtout beeing caught.

 RN> I wouldn't limit that to Germans.

Some Norwegian as well.

 BF>> And we call them "The stupid Germans". They come here
in there caravans
 BF>> and mobile-homes and having everything with them and kill our moose and
 BF>> catch all the fish they can and then go back to Germany vithout having
 BF>> payed for anything or spent a coin here and this they can't do in Germany
 BF>> so they say we are stupid to let all of this happend for free. But since
 BF>> we don't do like this we don't expect anyone else to do it either but the
 BF>> Germans do it and they are the only ones to do it.

 RN> Are they all like that?

Hopefully not all but the ones you take notice of.
You can see at every campingground that there are Germans camping outside and
still use all facilitys at that place for free.

 RN>>> I think so.  The only thing we all have to do is keep
trying.  To give
 RN>>> up is unacceptable.

 BF>> I would have given up years ago.

 RN> YOu wouldn't make a good diplomat, then, and come to think of it, neither
 RN> would I.

I think it's so simple, if you stop shooting at me I stop shooting at you and then
we all can live in peace.

 BF>> Ther is a EU meeting in Greece right now and I heard a figure that it is
 BF>> 30 000 police there and between 50 000 and 100 00 demonstrators.

 RN> For or against?

Againt, but they only became about 25 000 but that's enought...

 BF>> No. It comes from a family that had for job to traveled around in
 BF>> Scotland to starting fights and there name was O'Hooligan.

 RN> If that's true, I was close, then.  But one would think that O'Hooligan
 RN> would be Irish.  I don't know any Scotsmen whos name begins with
"O'".

Migth be, I'm not quite sure about the country.

 RN> I had a son in combat and I never asked him any particulars, having
 RN> already imagined what he must have gone through.

Must be like living in hell. Was he in Desert Storm?

 RN> I received a visit from the Jehovah's Witnesses yesterday.  It was short
 RN> and sweet.

When they come here I'm nothing like sweet but short.
I'm expecting them to come anytime now since they have just been at my son
who doesn't live very far from me.

//Bj”rn

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