SwiftVets.com

[msindependent]

I got mine, they are from Springfield. So far, three friends have agreed to let me use their email addresses and I'm going to open a couple more accounts with hotmail (they're free). Just getting them off the list is worth it and don't think I'll even bother them with a letter. I'm sure most in Ohio are getting fed up.

[Truegrit]

You can slam these people, tell them our politics is none of their business.

Email: freedland@guardian.co.uk

This is the email I just sent to Freeland:

"Freedland:

Stay out of our business. Your effort to influence American voters will, if anything, very likely backfire. Americans do NOT, I repeat, do NOT, like Europeans telling us what to do.

So bugger off!

Ted Harwood, Ph.D.
Office Phone: 781-444-8271
_________________
Ted Harwood, Ph.D.
Enlisted, U.S. Army ('57-'60)

[Fort Campbell]

[Fort Campbell]

A poster at Spleenville put this together if any of our Bloggers is interested. I used it this afternoon, but with my E-Mail I had to cut the list into two parts.
_______________________

For those with blogs, if posting about this story, you can do as I did and give readers a mailto: link followed by all the email addresses. Using SouthernCross's aggregation, it looks like this (only in an HTML tag, obviously)

a href="mailto: jonathan.freedland@guardian.co.uk, clare.dyer@guardian.co.uk, polly.toynbee@guardian.co.uk, dan.glaister@guardian.co.uk, ian.katz@guardian.co.uk, isabel.hilton@guardian.co.uk, james.fenton@guardian.co.uk, stephen.brook@guardian.co.uk, simon.tisdall@guardian.co.uk, mail@monbiot.com, jackie.ashley@guardian.co.uk, malcolm.dean@guardian.co.uk, steve.bell@guardian.co.uk, eric.allison@guardian.co.uk, matt.wells@guardian.co.uk, dan.milmo@guardian.co.uk, richard.norton@guardian.co.uk, taylor@guardian.co.uk, alan.travis@guardian.co.uk, conal.urquhart@guardian.co.uk, mberlins@aol.com, mike.hough@guardian.co.uk, audrey.gillan@guardian.co.uk, ewen.macaskill@guardian.co.uk, lee.glendinning@guardian.co.uk, jason.burke@observer.co.uk, michael.billington@guardian.co.uk, david.brindle@guardian.co.uk, lyn.gardner@guardian.co.uk, adrian.searle@guardian.co.uk, owen.gibson@guardian.co.uk, jonathan.jones@guardian.co.uk, claire.cozens@guardian.co.uk, judith.mackrell@guardian.co.uk, jason.deans@guardian.co.uk, dominic.timms@guardian.co.uk, jonathan.glancey@guardian.co.uk, alexis.petrardian.co.uk, john.fordham@guardian.co.uk, andrew.clements@guardian.co.uk, tim.ashley@guardian.co.uk, nancy.banks@guardian.co.uk, smith@guardian.co.uk, editor@guardianunlimited.co.uk, books.editor@guardianunlimited.co.uk, politics.editor@guardianunlimited.co.uk, editor@mediaguardian.co.uk, football.editor@guardianunlimited.co.uk, film.editor@guardianunlimited.co.uk, jobs.editor@guardianunlimited.co.uk, work.editor@guardianunlimited.co.uk, education.editor@guardianunlimited.co.uk, money.editor@guardianunlimited.co.uk, shopping.editor@guardianunlimited.co.uk, travel.editor@guardianunlimited.co.uk, arts.editor@guardianunlimited.co.uk, editor@societyguardian.co.uk"

[Fort Campbell]

Tim Blair is still hard at work. I like his attitude.



http://timblair.spleenville.com/

[msindependent]

I didn't have time today to write another email to them. I did however just send them a simple fy. Gosh, I'm getting witchy.

[ALF]

Hi everybody,
I'm new here and want to make a couple of points. Firstly very few of us Brits read The Guardian and many, like me, read it to ridicule it. The paper has a low sales figure and survives on the revenue from advertising overpaid jobs for brain dead people.
You good folks have the good fortune to live further away than I do, from The source of this filthy little newsrag.
If I can do anything to ridicule this latest stunt of theirs, please let me know.
God bless you all!

[Rdtf]

[FreeFall]

The Guardian just posted some letters they got from Americans. Some are pretty funny.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uselections2004/story/0,13918,1329858,00.html

[USAFE5]

I have a newphew stationed at an air base in the UK. I am emailing him this information with instructins to look at who is advertising in this paper and to arrange a boycott by US Airmen of these businesses. If anyone else has family or friends in the UK maybe they could also participate?
_________________
"The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I’m here to help." Ronald Reagan

[Fort Campbell]

Hi ALF! Thanks for your info on The Guardian. It sounds similar to our National Enquirer.

Hey everybody, ALF is a member of the British Forum, IDF50, where I first became aware of this trick by The Guardian. He unlike many Brits is pro-America so please make him feel welcome here. I think he understands the purpose of this Forum so I hope the Admin won't bounce him off. We need our friends in Great Britaint to alert us to any scam or trick that might be pulled over there to try and influence our election. I think you know that many Brits are pulling for John Kerry so we have to be watchful for other possible campaigns such as the one launched by The Guardian in these final two weeks.

[Fort Campbell]

[Fort Campbell]

[Rdtf]

What a great way to start a Monday! Hysterical.

[ALF]

The only thing those mealy mouthed, two faced creeps at The Guardian guard are their own asses and you've just given that a good kicking, thanks.
By the way, for those interested, that tiny rag newspaper carried the Marxist messages that destroyed what was left of England, The Country of my birth and also South Africa, where I spent over 30 years of my working life.
God bless you all!