I've read a lot lately in American chess magazines, bemoaning the sorry state of American Chess. My message to them..."don't worry about it!" The sad fact is most American's just don't care about chess, so it's no wonder America is not much of a chess power. The countries of Europe and the former Soviet Union will continue to be dominant players on the world chess scene because there cultures tend to encourage chess, and America, in general, does not... Thank God for Red Hot Pawn!!
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Originally posted by bill718 I've read a lot lately in American chess magazines, bemoaning the sorry state of American Chess. My message to them..."don't worry about it!" The sad fact is most American's just don't care about chess, so it's no wonder America is not much of a chess power. The countries of Europe and the former Soviet Union will continue to be dominant players on the world ...[text shortened]... to encourage chess, and America, in general, does not... Thank God for Red Hot Pawn!!
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Originally posted by bill718 Yes...I know this is an English site. The United States Chess Federation is a bit behind the times, so this English site suites me just fine!
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ive always stated it would be better for America in chess as in general if we just recolonized the entire continent, you know, for your own good. think of the benefits, reduced taxation, more socialist outlook, understandable democratic system, the benefits are endless!😛
Originally posted by robbie carrobie ive always stated it would be better for America in chess as in general if we just recolonized the entire continent, you know, for your own good. think of the benefits, reduced taxation, more socialist outlook, understandable democratic system, the benefits are endless!😛
Yeap; and then ye could show to them Americans that their bourbon looks like an aftershave compared to the Holy Single Malt and help them discover the real Way. Down with all these loosy Kentucky distilleries
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12 Oct '08 07:20
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