Bob Loblah

nuggler wrote:

eastcoast wrote:
I thought it was an honest QUESTION....considering your spluttering flag-waving & your isolationist preachings. Misguided patriotism & nationalism is death to innocent civilians, women & children, as we speak, whether you support the war or not & these afflictions I tend to associate with redneck locked-down braindead thinking. Your blurb happens to reek of both even though you can't see it which is why I ASKED....Dig ? Mr.Young has as much right as any to speak out against current US foreign policy ie. "bomb them back into the stoneage esp. if they have brown skin !!!", since what has taken place in Afghanistan, Iraq & Palestine will destabalize the global socio-political condition probably for the next century or two. Shit man, try not to be so unconscious of your own thought process....

nuggler wrote:Hey nuggler, what flavor kool-aid you been drinking?

Oh redneck...huh, well thats mature. I'm glad when it comes to debating a subject, you advance to name calling. It really supports your cause. And if being American and being able to voice my opinion makes you a redneck so be it. If you read my blurb maybe you might realize I am on your side of the argument about the war. Its unfortunate that people like you who have no intelligence for debate consider name calling fair play. I wouldn't stoop to your level in a debate, I need a more intellectual conversation. Why don't you reread this blurb and see what my point is and if you still can't figure it out then the war opposition has far greater problems.

nuggler wrote:

orpheus wrote:please feel free to take your embarrassed behind back to Canuckia with Neil Young. Oh wait, he's been sucking money from U.S. citizens like you while living here for decades. Yeah, I can see why complaining about the U.S would make more sense than moving back to the Great White North whence he came and where he is a citizen rather than a green card holder here. Hey Neil, you wanna complain, then apply for citizenship. Don't wanna be a citizen here, then leave. Easy enough.

eastcoast wrote:Listen pal, what the current warloving regime has done to destabilize the Middle East will be impacting global conditions for decades yet & to what end? All for Global control of the oil fields & if you have a problem with that statement go read the Neocon drafted PNAC. You redneck, by the way...?

eastcoast wrote:
Agreed. More dogs barking at the parade. The rest of the NY catalog is worthy of collecting and listening but this has a band wagon, rush-to-market feel to it. And then Bill had the good sense tonight to follow this up with a 4-song dog set. Excellent.

How many troops does Canada have in Iraq?

That would be none.

eastcoast wrote:

How many troops does Canada have in Iraq?

Hey Lets vote Neil for president....oh yeah thats right...we can't...he's Canadian. That's the freakin' point!!!!! I don't want our soldiers over there either but I voice my opinion freely under the flag of my country, the USA, voting who I want or who I don't want unlike Neil who lives in the USA, living comfortably but loyal to the Canadian flag who can't vote because he is not a citizen. I will say this a million times over and over, I am sick and tired of non citizens of the USA preaching to me about crap they can't even fix in their own country. Clean up your house before you clean up mine. Everyone has an opinion but the hypocrasy is annoying. I for one can not support Neil for this reason whether I agree with him or not. Besides a whole album dedicated to one concept...I hope he got it all off his chest.


orpheus wrote:

as an american, I want to assure the rest of the world that at least 70% of us (and growing) disagree with the current admin's thinking, are extremely embarassed to have this buffoon as our "president" and are trying our best to get the abomination impeached

Kick-Ass...!!!!

Seeing how this thread turned political, allow me to throw in my 2 cts.

Anyone in America who's still buying the Bush's speech can only be doing so because either (1) they own stock in the weapon industry - why do you think he's got the backing of ivy league schools? Look at where their money comes from - or (2) they are so busy/lazy/uninterested to go seek alternative info.

Since you're part of the RP listener base, I'll assume you're a progressionist at heart. Now, I have little hope that the U.S. citizen can possibly have any control over what the current administration is doing. However, complacence with it can only bring trouble to you (in much the same way the Palestinians/Lebaneses who voted for Hamas/Hezbollah are paying the price for exercing their democratic rights). If you think Iraq was the end of it, you're deeply mistaken; That was just a piece in the big puzzle. Inform yourself about what's happening, spread the word and make some noise to show you're not condoning the atrocities perpetrated in your name. Here are some recommended readings:

Jews for Justice in the Middle East(click here)
The spirit of resistance(click here)

tro_73 wrote:


Easy now, I said those things, and the 'black hole' comment was sarcasm. Something lost in translation?

.goat

Thank you for playing this song, today, right now.

mattt wrote:
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Yes, just pointing out that we've 'been at war' for several years.

Kevin Spacey's sketch on "Saturday Night Live" was funny, and Young posted it on his site, along with all the major media reviews of this record, pro and con. (They're running about 3-to-1 pro, so far.)

For a guy known for his "sensitivity," that shows guts, I think.

I like the way this song refers back to the "we've got to get back to the garden" classic by his pal Joni Mitchell. Young is a thinker, whether or not you like the way he thinks.

Personally, I like the crunch of his guitar...

Fredrikson wrote:

Fredrikson wrote:
I was just thinking the same thing. Never noticed the chord progression before.

i think i'm starting to like this..god help me..

Geecheeboy wrote:

As somebody said here,you just have to see around for realize what's going on and you don't need to have personal conversations with YOUR president.As somebody said, you just have to hear speak YOUR president on interviews etc. telling all those silly things.And besides,we,in Spain,aren't in a blackhole(as somebody said)talking about news arriving from USA.Everybody in Europe knows that on TV news in USA they tell only what they want people to know and they hide the real truth about Irak and so on.


Barcelona,Spain

Don't get me started again, the cold helps you to keep your mind clear.

Geecheeboy wrote:

One wrote: By the way I was in the Tahoe area a year ago this week. You are truly fortunate to live in such a beautiful area. But cold? Who'd a thunk it would be so cold in June?

Fair enough

Geecheeboy wrote:

One wrote:
Uh, because they are trying to kill you? Look, I am not going to convert you and you aren't going to convert me, so let's just enjoy the music, OK?

Who is the ENEMY? Why do we need enemies?

Geecheeboy wrote:

MtnGoat wrote:
Some people may think he's an asshole, but he's OUR asshole. Besides, WE aren't the enemy.

Geecheeboy wrote:

Oh puh-leeeze.
And Spain is in a media blackhole where they only get the news from smoke signals, right? One doesn't have to have sat in on 'intelligence briefings' to see what's going on around here. While the whole world's watching, it's also shrinking.

C.

What about all the speeches and television appearances, and press conferences, and written interviews? should I go on?...Geecheeboy wrote:

I did it again...stirred up the hornet's nest!!!

One more for me!!!!

tro_73 wrote:
Of course you base your assessment of our president on personal conversations you have had with him, and having sat in the 6am intelligence briefings, right? I mean, you wouldn't say such awful things about a person from what you have read or heard about somebody, would you?