XPost: uk.politics.misc, soc.culture.palestine, soc.culture.iranian
XPost: soc.culture.israel
From: abelard2@abelard.org
On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 19:45:32 GMT, matthew.robb1@ntlworld.nospamta.com
typed:
>On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 15:55:49 +0200, abelard
>wrote:
>
>>perhaps you would be more precise and describe exactly the differences
>> between the two 'translations'
>
>For me the interesting word is 'annihilation'. A tree that falls in a
>storm might be a phrase used to describe Marcos in the Philippines.
>'Annihilation' implies something quite different
i think you are correct to home in on that....but i have already suggested
problems with building upon such a poor foundation.....
i also note and accord with the comment of 'face'
imv the story being promoted by the banana has insecure wheels.....
but some of the attempts to make it run continue to interest me....
the description of the tree (empty rhetoric) is quite another issue
from the eventual outcome/s for that tree....
to attempt to conflate them is non-sense.....
the various attempts to decorate the alleged (and suspiciously
insubstantial) promise of candyfloss look to me more revealing
than the banana flavour....
regards...
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