Jacques Dehée | Re: Big Brother

• Autor: Jacques Dehée (“jacquesdehe”)
• Tema: Re: Big Brother
• Data: 2005-12-15 03:11
• Mesaje: 1903 (a supra, presedente, seguente)

Dave Mac Leod gave in Auxlang the signal

to a general and without end

esperantist offensive of solidarity with

our personal esperantist Big Brother:

> What's going on? Hm, yes indeed, so what. From what I can tell,
> it looks like the creation of drama where there was none before.
> Whoosh, drama. My favourite is the person that comes to
> novialidointerlingualingufrancanovaespointerlingue (choose one),
> makes a few suggestions, people don't like them and then suddenly
> "N(os)ia lingua/o es(t)as cxe/en (un) krizo! "

> Er, no it's not.

> And I've only been involved in the movement for seven months now.
> Don, do you ever tire of the madness?

> Dave MacLeod

Dave Mac Leod was already kicked in Idolinguo

by a very old Idist.

Dave Mac Leod is everywhere in attack for Esperanto.

Jacques

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--- In LinguaFrancaNova@yahoogroups.com, "dave5dave5dave"
<mithridates@h...> wrote:
>
> Big Brother implies a lot of power (and respect from your side) - I
> wouldn't go that far. I saw a post the other day however that said
> Esperanto is the Joe Clark of IALs. That's pretty funny if you're
> Canadian. Here's what it said:
>
> "Esperanto is the Joe Clark of conlangs (Joe Clark up to 2 years
ago
> that is), the guy that hangs around for too long, doesn't let
anyone
> else have the spotlight and makes sure that no-one else has a
chance
> to have any attention, but at the same time has next to zero
> popularity among the people at large."
>
> I'm not usually into the Esperanto-bashing myself but that was a
> pretty funny image. We had to put up with Joe Clark for about four
> years until he finally decided to retire and stop standing in the
way
> of the merger.
>
> --- In LinguaFrancaNova@yahoogroups.com, Jacques Dehée
> <jacquesdehe@y...> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Esperanto was born from fair ideal.
> >
> > But time that changes everything
> >
> > gave rivals to be crushed
> >
> > by unfair means.
> >
> > The ideal became: penetrate,
> >
> > control and sabotage rivals,
> >
> > kill every hope of gaining
> >
> > a language for the world.
> >
> > Esperanto is our Big Brother.
> >
>