Chelsea: Oxford life difficult

CNN ^ | November 9, 2001 | Dylan Reynolds

[hoot2]

probably a "language" problem. happens alot when you school in a "foreign" country.....

[Noslrac]

that camel is clearly in pain!

Noslrac

[Mamzelle]

C'mon Chelz, you went to England to avoid dealing with Americans who despise your parents. Now you have to deal with people who despise your country. Think of it as the price you'll have to pay to get your degree, return to NYC and get a do-nothing job from one of your mommy's patrons. Your life, all summed up...

[All-American Medic]

"It's hard to be abroad right now. Every day I encounter some sort of anti-American feeling. Sometimes it's from other students, sometimes it's from a newspaper columnist, sometimes it's from 'peace' demonstrators," she said. "Over the summer I thought that I would seek out non-Americans as friends, just for diversity's sake. Now I find that I want to be around Americans -- people who I know are thinking about our country as much as I am." Maybe now she knows how all those young GI's in the middle of rice paddies felt, while her daddy was at Oxford smoking dope and leading anti-american and anti-war protests...What goes around comes around!!

[rogers21774]

"It's hard to be abroad right now. Every day I encounter some sort of anti-American feeling. Sometimes it's from other students, sometimes it's from a newspaper columnist, sometimes it's from 'peace' demonstrators," she said.

She left this part out. sometimes it's from my own self-absorbed, good for nothing, commi loving, America hating parents.

[xJones]

She could copy Bill and spend all her time in anti-American protests. But then he flunked out and it sounds like she will too.

[hoot2]

limies have a "different" sense of humor,
she's probably hearing better "klinton jokes" then we do...

[csvset]

Perhaps English lads don't go for hefty, pasty, skanks.

[Exit148]

Tough.

(Is 'T.S.' allowed?)

[dubyajames]

Everyone seems have an awful lot to say about this young woman based simply on the fact they (justifiably) despise her parents. The Clintons have done much to earn our contempt, but all Chelsea has done is have the misfortune to be descended from them.

[putupon]

Chelsea Clinton has admitted she is finding it hard to cope at Oxford University because of anti-American feeling.

Chelsea is an American?

[hoot2]

"Does she EVER go to classes?"

no...she has no class...
she's a klinton

[InvisibleChurch]

oxfording is hard

[MinuteGal]

Oxford has been the breeding ground for socialists, globalists and anti-Americanism throughout its history. Which is precisely why Chelsea's parents chose this school for her. She was too dumb and brainwashed to figure this out. Now she's whining about the situation she finds herself in. This psychotic threesome, Chelsea, Bubba and Hitlery, are so mutually sadistic, masochistic and narcissistic, it's gruesome.

Leni

[LetsRok]

Who cares what Web Hubbell's daughter has to say. She's just upset that the professors won't give her an automatic passing grade for not attending classes like they did at Stanford.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

I think Oxford will give her credits and a degree to stay away from the school.

[Mamzelle]

Actually, Chelsea allowed editors at Stanford to be fired for Mentioning Her Holy Name in print. Now she's in Britain, home of the most vicious tabloids on earth, and she won't be able to get anyone fired...

[okiedust]

Notice that she mentions the "peace demonstrators" as part of what is bothering her. She's trying hard to come out of denial about her family, Dad being a former peace demonstrator and all. The cognitive dissonance must be terrifying for her, but the truth will set her free. The fact that she worried about the Bush tax cuts reveals the extent to which she has been brain washed. No normal person would think that(remember the scene in Forest Gump when the radical blamed his abuse of Jenny on the damn war?) Wonder if she'll ever figure it out?

regards

[operation clinton cleanup]

I have heard a lot of things about chelsea over the last 9 years, "brains" has never been one of them. But she sure does use some big words!