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how many historians have ever made, even passing mention, of the US seige of Buckingham Palace? Exactly.

Exactly exactly. Good to see you still on your toes about all things Ambrose. Maybe there should be a new channel offered by cable, call it??? WHAT?

Most people have no idea about the 1812 Overture, thanks for pointing it out.
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how many historians have ever made, even passing mention, of the US seige of Buckingham Palace? Exactly.
Exactly exactly. Good to see you still on your toes about all things Ambrose. Maybe there should be a new channel offered by cable, call it??? WHAT?

Most people have no idea about the 1812 Overture, thanks for pointing it out.
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I think one of the worst cases of plagiarism I have ever witnessed was when the descendents of that Russian geezer, Tchaikovsky I think he was called, tried to claim credit for the 1812 Overture. Fortunately Ambroses' superb legal team were able to successfully argue that it was the Russian that copied Ambrose, despite being born 100+ years before the Scot. Justice was done that day.
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Justice was done that day

Yes, it was.

Back to the original topic, did you purchase The Second World War, by Antony Beevor??
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Justice was done that day

Yes, it was.

Back to the original topic, did you purchase The Second World War, by Antony Beevor??
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Certainly did - and so far so very good.
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Fortunately Ambroses' superb legal team were able to successfully argue that it was the Russian that copied Ambrose, despite being born 100+ years before the Scot. Justice was done that day.

I think u forget that they in fact used the Chewbacca defense. So nothing fortunate about it.

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Fortunately Ambroses' superb legal team were able to successfully argue that it was the Russian that copied Ambrose, despite being born 100+ years before the Scot. Justice was done that day.
I think u forget that they in fact used the Chewbacca defense. So nothing fortunate about it.

Case over,

Rasmus
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Correct. Ambroses' legal counsel, Aloysius Smigly-Ridz, argued that Chewbacca was from Endor - but that Tchaikovsky wasn't; ergo and thereto for, he could not have written the 1812 masterpiece. Classic legalise - he done the Tchaikovsky family up like a kipper.
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I think u forget that they in fact used the Chewbacca defense. So nothing fortunate about it.

Case closed,

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Jeez Walloc, when did you drink our AMBROSE kool-aid??
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I think u forget that they in fact used the Chewbacca defense. So nothing fortunate about it.
Case closed,
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Jeez Walloc, when did you drink our AMBROSE kool-aid??
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Simples - Ambrose books sell more in Denmark than any other country in the world - except the west African state of Mali. FACT.





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Jeez Walloc, when did you drink our AMBROSE kool-aid??

Yeah sorry about that. My bad. I spend the 4th of july eve on the harbor front in SD and it all ended with a whimper. Got bored, saw an band wagon and jumped on it.... Who knew it was filled with kool-aid. Im not quite accustomed to all the american traditions yet.

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Jeez Walloc, when did you drink our AMBROSE kool-aid??
Yeah sorry about that. My bad. I spend the 4th of july eve on the harbor front in SD and it all ended with a whimper. Got bored, saw an band wagon and jumped on it.... Who knew it was filled with kool-aid. Im not quite accustomed to all the american traditions yet.

Rasmus
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....and did you also know that the phrase "my bad" is actually a crime against humanity - indeed, when I become ruler of the world, I shall string up, by the unmentionables, anyone guilty of using such a phrase.
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....and did you also know that the phrase "my bad" is actually a crime against humanity - indeed, when I become ruler of the world, I shall string up, by the unmentionables, anyone guilty of using such a phrase.

Apart from the uninterresting fact that u are world ruler at this point so it doesnt really matter. There would non the less be a sharp and sudden drop and in the american population. Lending credence to the fact its now pay back time. American troops might have besieged Buckenham Palace in 1812, but this is 2012 and now the shoe is on the other foot. Burn it, BURN IT!

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....and did you also know that the phrase "my bad" is actually a crime against humanity - indeed, when I become ruler of the world, I shall string up, by the unmentionables, anyone guilty of using such a phrase.

Apart from the uninterresting fact that u are world ruler at this point so it doesnt really matter. There would non the less be a sharp and sudden drop and in the american population. Lending credence to the fact its now pay back time. American troops might have besieged Buckenham Palace in 1812, but this is 2012 and now the shoe is on the other foot. Burn it, BURN IT!

Recently deceased,

Rasmus
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Rasmus me ol' chum - four letters in response to that post - LMAO [;)]
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Apart from the uninterresting fact that u are world ruler at this point so it doesnt really matter.

OOOOHHHHHH. Wam, bam thank you Walloc, warspite needs to be reminded of his mortality every now and then.
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Apart from the uninterresting fact that u are world ruler at this point so it doesnt really matter.

OOOOHHHHHH. Wam, bam thank you Walloc, warspite needs to be reminded of his mortality every now and then.
Warspite1

So I am ruler of the world - as confirmed by our Danish correspondent - so that means I can start stringing people up who use the phrase "my bad"

Tell me, parusski, do you use this abomination of the English language??
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Apart from the uninterresting fact that u are world ruler at this point so it doesnt really matter.

OOOOHHHHHH. Wam, bam thank you Walloc, warspite needs to be reminded of his mortality every now and then.
Warspite1

Nyet. I mean NO, my bad.

And I do NOT yet concede to your leadership. I am soooo happy with the current leader of the free world. King Obummer.

So I am ruler of the world - as confirmed by our Danish correspondent - so that means I can start stringing people up who use the phrase "my bad"

Tell me, parusski, do you use this abomination of the English language??
Tell me, parusski, do you use this abomination of the English language??
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OOOOHHHHHH. Wam, bam thank you Walloc, warspite needs to be reminded of his mortality every now and then.
Warspite1

Nyet. I mean NO, my bad.

And I do NOT yet concede to your leadership. I am soooo happy with the current leader of the free world. King Obummer.

So I am ruler of the world - as confirmed by our Danish correspondent - so that means I can start stringing people up who use the phrase "my bad"

Tell me, parusski, do you use this abomination of the English language??
Tell me, parusski, do you use this abomination of the English language??
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Formatting error there parusski....

Ladies and Gentlemen, I must report that that was the last post from parusski since he has, within the last few minutes, been strung up by the unmentionables.

Let that be a warning to you........
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In Beevor's The Second World War, he states that the French ultimatum to Germany did not contain the word war. How is that possible?

Does anyone know what the ultimatum actually said?
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In Beevor's The Second World War, he states that the French ultimatum to Germany did not contain the word war. How is that possible?

Does anyone know what the ultimatum actually said?

He said France. We are talking about FRANCE warspite1. The French do NOT threaten war, they only threaten to surrender. According to France, A Nation Of Surrender(Ambrose) "France sent a warning message to Germany on Sept. 1 1939, telling Hitler that France would quit the war early if Germany did NOT withdraw from Poland"!

So, it is all easily explained.
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Little known fact..one of Ambroses distant relatives was actually a British sympathiser who instigated the Boston tea Party. He believed that if the British didn't have their tea they'd spend more time fighting the American rebel movement which was ready to take up arms against British colonial rule.....he though that tea was the greatest weapon the American allies had against the British and her army. So in a very crafty way managed to get the rebels to throw the tea in the river as some sort of protest, where as the wiley old Ambrose now felt he had destroyed the greatest weapon the Americans had with their own hands..for several days he was very happy with what he considered the greatest and most cleverest of all plans ever....he eventually wrote several accounts of how not enough Tea was thrown in the river and so the British lost her greatest colony, brewing up...

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