Letter To The ICBR: Re: British 'inventions'?
03/08/2007
From: stuart b
Date: Thu, 08 Mar 2007 18:49:44 +0000
To:
Subject: British 'inventions'?
Dear british reparations,
i believe that everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Personally i
believe that many of the statements on your sit are completely obsured, my
opinion entirely.
However one of the main things i found funny was that you accused britain of
'inventing' the black plague. If this was true then why was it brought from
the middle-east by ship before infecting the country? I do not believe that
Britain 'invented' this disease and that you are being a bit too silly by
accusing them of that.
Secondly, you say that a bad invention was also the prison. If these were
not invented, where would you keep convicted fellons, the world would be far
more unsafe than it already is.
Bad hygene, how do you explain that Britain 'invented' bad hygene? we
invented toilet paper and the vacuum cleaner for a start.
Where is the balancing paragraph about the GOOD inventions? The light bulb,
the telephone, Periodic table, sewing machines, television, vacuum cleaner,
toilet paper, waterproof fabric and of course the means we are communicating
by; the world wid web. America you must remember invented the first atom
bomb, and also have the power to destroy the world twenty-four times over.
i am not writing this email to in any way cause an arguement however i do
wish for a fair response to my questions.
thank you for your time.
Yours sincerely
Stuart
