British Reward after Civil War success?

How about changing it to Obi-Maur?

*ponders whether to impersonate the man usertron mistook him for* ;)

Hm, i am not sure if... when was i on the Dark side (granted, on the other forum my nick is Darth Maur, but still...)? My economic points? London School of Economics? I never been to London. And i'm mostly sociologist, not economist (i'm not academician at all, though, btw, i'm talking about background)

To sum it up, you confused me a lot. :)

As long as I didn't insult you.:) I took your last few postings to indicate that YOU at least don't use so many American history scholars (and posters here) as reverse barometers. You have shown your own level of respect for the opinions of others, while strongly stating your own. You even admit lack of knowledge in some areas, while expounding on those subjects you have made your own. This is very refreshing to say the least. Even ennobling, for this thread.:):)

No confusion was intended. I only asked since you showed a good solid understanding of economics (at least as they relate to tariffs), yet you have shown respect for the opinions of others. Keep at it. So will I.:D
 
If you are going to debate this subject it would be a good idea to get the basic historical geography right.

I was always talking about seizing the island. The one with all the coal on it that the USN needed.

When I suggested this, you mockingly replied that the city did not exist. I never advocated attacking the city, as should have been blatantly obvious from my posts.
 

Maur

Banned
As long as I didn't insult you.:)
Not in the slightest... i was rather flattered :)


(oh, and it was Darth Maur because of one legendary multiplayer game of EU 2, where i was playing big menacing Ottoman Empire, so needed appropriately scary nick... MGC3 (or4?), to be precise, which is still listed in the sticky at Paradox EU2 MP forum. I recommend it, it's really cool reading *shameless plug* :D. No, seriously, a lot of great people played that game, in the golden age of EU ;))


Those two men appealed to the better angels of our nature. Are you suggesting that is what 67th Tigers is doing?:rolleyes:
That's very interesting concept, theologically speaking :D ;)
 
Not in the slightest... i was rather flattered :)

I aim to please.:)


Maur said:
(oh, and it was Darth Maur because of one legendary multiplayer game of EU 2, where i was playing big menacing Ottoman Empire, so needed appropriately scary nick... MGC3 (or4?), to be precise, which is still listed in the sticky at Paradox EU2 MP forum. I recommend it, it's really cool reading *shameless plug* :D. No, seriously, a lot of great people played that game, in the golden age of EU ;))

Does not compute.:eek:

Maur said:
That's very interesting concept, theologically speaking :D ;)

Lincoln said it first in the closing of his first inaugural address, speaking to appeal to the Southern people:

"I am loath to close. We are not enemies, but friends. We must not be enemies. Though passion may have strained, it must not break our bonds of affection. The mystic chords of memory, stretching from every battle-field, and patriot grave, to every living heart and hearth-stone, all over this broad land, will yet swell the chorus of the Union, when again touched, as surely they will be, by the better angels of our nature."
 
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