From: YUIYUIYUIYUI@GHGHGASAEWFWESF.VUO   
      
   '....But, when the party split over the invasion of Czechoslovakia in August   
   1968, she told me she'd had a row with her father - her father who'd served   
   in the Communist party said one should never criticise the party. And she'd   
   said her father had said, 'Prague, I don't care about Prague. I won't be   
   happy till I see the Red Army watering its horses in the Thames. In Hendon I   
   think he said, or somewhere like that. I thought it was quite funny, and   
   must have told it in the hearing of Peter, and I think my sister-in-law too,   
   because a week after September 11 when I'm up to here with fuckwits in the   
   United States who are saying Chomskyian things - the kind of crap you get in   
   the Guardian all the time, from Seamus Milne and Jonathan Steele and Richard   
   Gott and all those other wankers and fascist sympathisers, a disgrace to   
   journalism I might add - up to here with their American cousins... '   
      
   Hitch Major Versus Hitch Minor   
      
   http://books.guardian.co.uk/hay2005/story/0,,1496348,00.html   
      
   ROBBIE   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)