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	David Wilkins - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He served as a first lieutenant in the United States Army in the early 1970s.
		On September 18, 2005, in an interview with the Canadian Press, Wilkins was asked whether the United States regretted "rendering" innocent Canadian Maher Arar to Syria, where he was tortured.
		The United States refusal to participate in the inquiry was front page news in Canada.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/David_Wilkins (459 words)

	Alternate words for American (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The concern on the part of advocates of these terms that motivates use of the word is that, since America is part of the names of both North America and South America, it follows in their logic that American ought to be understood to mean, "inhabitant of the Americas".
		Some people who deprecate use of "American" often do so as part of criticism of the people or the government of the United States, especially criticisms of US foreign policy towards the rest of the Americas.
		Other words that have been suggested for the same purpose are Columbian, Columbard, Fredonian, Frede, Unisian, United Statesian, Colonican, Appalacian, Washingtonian, Usonian ("Usonian" is an adaptation from Esperanto, apparently coined by Zamenhof), Uessian, U-S-ian, and Uesican (in approximately historical order from 1789 to 1939, according to Merriam Webster's Dictionary of English Usage).
	bopedia.com /en/wikipedia/a/al/alternate_words_for_american.html (456 words)

	United States of America - Uncyclopedia
		The U.S. is a "united" commonwealth populated by Republicans and illegal immigrants.
		It proves that United Statesians (as they should properly be called) lack geographical knowledge, want to conquer the world, and/or are just a bunch of stupid fat ass Homer Simpsons and Steven Browns.
		United Statesian foreign policy is often limited to wiping their enormous dicks all over the faces of their enemies and naysayers.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/United_States_of_America (2629 words)

	Use_of_the_word_american info here at en.cunningness.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Treaty of Peace and Amity, Signed at Algiers September 5, 1795, [2] is an agreement with the "United States of North America" and uses both "citizens of the United States" and "American Citizens" in the document.
		Worldwide, speakers of Esperanto use the term "Usono" to refer to the United States of America, from the initials for "UnuiÄintaj Åtatoj de Nordameriko" (USN, pronounced as "oo-SO-no") hence a citizen or national of the USA is referred to as an "usonano".
		Adjectives derived from "United States" (such as United Statian) appear awkward in English, but similar constructions exist in Spanish (estadounidense or estadinense), Portuguese (estado-unidense) and Finnish (yhdysvaltalainen: from Yhdysvallat, United States); and also in French (Ã©tats-unien) and Italian (statunitense), though these are not widely used.
	en.cunningness.info /Use_of_the_word_American (1754 words)

	USE OF THE WORD AMERICAN FACTS AND INFORMATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Proponents of the continued usage of ''American'' to refer to the United States argue that the USA is the only sovereign nation in the world with the word ''America'' in its official name.
		In the United States census, millions of people describe their (main) ethnic origin as "American", particularly those belonging in southern states.
		In the United Kingdom, the use of 'US' as an adjective is preferred where it can be comfortably used, and is prevalent in media and government house-styles.
	vintagebotanicals.com /Use_of_the_word_American (2177 words)

	Mehdi al-Jamal - Wikipedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		He died in Samarra on 21 December 2003, at the age of seventy, apparently of fright or some other cause after United Statesian soldiers tied a bag over his head in preperation for his detention.
		Given what happened in Abu Ghraib it is perhaps better for him that he didn't live to experience the horrors of what happens to civilians in United Statesian custody, particularly given that he came from a country the invading forces' president had labeled "evil", playing on the primitive evangelical Christian sensibilities of his troops.
		Of course, it would be better if he had been allowed to live out his old age in peace, without having violence descend uninvited and undeserved on his home.
	sep11.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mehdi_al-Jamal (214 words)

	Alternative words for American - Indopedia, the Indological knowledgebase
		References to these words have been around since the early days of the United States, but all of the variants are virtually unused and American remains by far the most common usage.
		United Statesian directly parallels the Spanish term estadounidense.
		The Esperanto term for the United States of America is Usono.
	www.indopedia.org /USian.html (670 words)

	John's Web Space
		United States (or Estados Unidos in Spanish and Portuguese) is a less ambiguous term and less likely to cause offense.
		American as a noun to describe a citizen or national of the United States, and as an adjective meaning of the United States, has no straightforward unambiguous synonym in English, although the Spanish equivalent is estadounidense, and many persons from German-speaking countries, when speaking English, use U.S.-American as the adjective and the noun.
		One counter-argument is that the United States of America is the first sovereign American state to arise from the European colonies, and therefore is perfectly entitled to lay claim to this name for itself, although the appropriation of a continental name by a single country has no historical precedent.
	jnoss.spaces.msn.com (2963 words)

	Urban Dictionary: united nations
		The contribution is generally based on the GDP of each member country, although the united states and to a lesser extent the united kingdom pay disproportionately more than other members for the upkeep, and also provide more troops.
		Many people think that the United nations is a puppet, and has no real value to the world without a large, common enemy to unite the people.
		Then after the United States and ITS ALLIES proceeded to enforce 1441, they cried foul, blood for oil, etc. And for the icing on this cake, the UN secretary general now says that the U.S. engaged in a totally illegal military action.
	www.urbandictionary.com /define.php?term=united+nations&f=1 (819 words)

	Urban Dictionary: united kingdom
		Time to remind him that the definition is United Kingdom and Not England.And whilst on the subject of Blundering Errors England Was Conquered in 1066 by lots of Normans From France Remember William the Conqueror?
		United Kingdom is the shortened version of what is the 'United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland' which can be further abbreviated to simply the U.K. The United Kingdom is comprised of four states, in order of size, England the largest, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
		The united kingdom controlled the bigest part of the world peacfully for the after the romans an the yanks havent even concerd canada
	www.urbandictionary.com /define.php?term=united+kingdom (540 words)

	My Guide to Loving Relationships by Theophileous
		Tell persons in the United States this, while pushing them even further about their nationality, and many of them will insist (also incorrectly) that their nationality is German-American or African-American.
		United Statesians are confused because we have allowed the disease of multiculturalism to rob us of our honorable birthright, our common language, our unique culture, and our Christian heritage.
		Many from the United States would improperly place "American" in the blank on the form which asks for their nationality.
	lovingrelationships.blogstream.com /v1/pid/16141.html?CP= (1709 words)

	SPAIN VIEWED BY US EYES (page 14) \| Antimoon Forum
		I recognized the possibility that 'United Statesian' could be a faithful translation in situations in which the translator believes that the writer wants to draw attention to the term itself.
		This thread is going to boost the 'United Statesian' number up to 500, but to catch up with 'American', we'd still have to produce 133,000,500 more pages.
		The USA was the first 'United States' on the continent to use that name.
	www.antimoon.com /forum/posts/8309-14.htm (1976 words)

	In God We Trust: The War Economy in Iraq
		This demonstration of force is indispensable in order to safeguard the unique status of the dollar, alone capable of compensating for the instability of a United Statesian economy on its last legs.
		To avoid the collapse of their economy, the United States has no other choice than to prepare itself to repress a generalized insurrection against the capitalist interests of an ever-shrinking minority.
		Mao’s original theory of guerrilla warfare implies that even if the guerrillas don’t evolve from one phase to another in clear ways and may be active in different phases at the same time, the simultaneous activity of the resistance in different phases signals an evolution of the conflict in its favour.
	www.signs-of-the-times.org /signs/rv-iraq_war_economy.htm (2209 words)

	PlanetADnD.com :: View topic - About America, "the Americas", Americans and more. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Contiguous or Co(n)terminous United States means the United States without Alaska or Hawaii (the "Lower 48"), but it is very common for people to say continental for contiguous.
		The wikipedia article I'm quoting shows how many names are shortened in daily use and it happesn that in the case of USA or US the short-hand form can't be America or confusion might arise between country and continent if brought out of context...
		But he is right, he is American as the word means both "from the United States" by "imposition of use" and "from America, the continent" as the linguistic system prescribes, and he would be using the latter...
	www.planetadnd.com /forums/viewtopic.php?topic=1560&forum=6 (4447 words)

	Nygaard Notes #152
		The key fact for United Statesians to remember is that, for better or worse, the United States is the world's sole superpower and, as such, is the only nation with the power to really make things happen.
		The name Slobodan Milosevic has become a household word in the United States as he stands trial in The Hague for genocide and crimes against humanity, which isn't surprising given that he is charged with responsibility for up to 10,000 deaths and the displacement from their homes of something on the order of 250,000 citizens.
		On the other hand, a name that is not a household word in this country is the name of Jonas Savimbi, who bears a large share of the responsibility for up to half a million dead and the displacement from their homes of something on the order of 6 million citizens.
	www.tc.umn.edu /~jdwalker/nygaard_notes/issues/nn0152.html (1661 words)

	SPAIN VIEWED BY US EYES \| Antimoon Forum
		I wonder how Europeans would react if the British decided to rename their nation as the United States of Europe and sneered everytime a German, Austrian dared to call himself European.
		The fact of the matter is people from the United States are overwhelmingly referred to as Americans and I don't see it changing any time soon.
		The fact of the matter is not long ago the vast majority of people vehemently believed that the earth was flat.
	www.antimoon.com /forum/posts/8309.htm (1199 words)

	CDRLabs.com :: View topic - American or United Statesian?
		But in the same matter Mexicans are too, beacause the oficcial name of the country is Estados Unidos Mexicanos (Mexican United States) so we are even, but here we refer to you as estadounidenses (United Statesian) because our short name for your country is United States, and America is the continent.
		If that were the case, we would refer to the British as "united kingdomans" and the Australians as "Commonwealthians." The "United States" speaks to the organization of the country, not the name of the land.
		The United Kingdom (a nation) is a political entity consisting of: Northern Ireland, Great Britain and the other, smaller islands (viz., Orkneys, Shetlands, Wight, Hebrides).
	www.cdrlabs.com /phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=17296 (2906 words)

	Mailgate: rec.org.sca: Re: National Adjectives (was: This is my dream event!) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		It only adds 2 more letters to type than "American" (and one >needn't even bother with the space), and is also something few find >awkward to say aloud (in contrast to "United Statesian" or "USAian" or >whatever).
		> >[And, of course, there is the problem that "United Statesian" does not >resolve ambiguity, as apparently quite a few nations have official names >of the form "The United States of Wherever" and so have an equal claim >to calling themselves "United Statesian"!] Like Mexico!
		"United States of America" is the closest to that I know of.
	mailgate.supereva.com /rec/rec.org.sca/msg51867.html (128 words)

	There have been a number of attempts to coin coin an...
		There have been a number of attempts to coin coin an alternative to "American American" as an adjective (a demonym demonym) for United States United States nationals.
		If such terminology had evolved more systematically, "American" should be reserved for the Americas the Americas; instead, common usage requires terms such as "North America North American" and "South America South American" to be used when referring to these larger groups.
		"United Statesian" directly parallels the Spanish Spanish term "estadounidense".
	www.biodatabase.de /Unisan (519 words)

	AMERICA OR USA?
		The US was called the United States of America because it was a group of states uniting on the American continent.
		#2 like I said it was the intentions and believes of the founding fathers that the United States would not just be a Union of the American states in the center and north west of North America, but of all of it, and in effect all the Americans.
		Believe it or not, without a word of a lie, I have a friend in New Mexico who uses that term, since he objects to the usurpation of the word "American" to mean someone from the United States.
	www.unitednorthamerica.org /phpBB2/about962.html (1547 words)

	Antipodeans - ic - FidoNet Echomail Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Roy, > 06 Nov 04 09:10, David Drummond wrote to Roy Witt: DD>>>> In view of the Canadian dislike for an abbreviation I've been using DD>>>> to refer to United States Americans, I've decided to revert to the DD>>>> much wider used/accepted "Seppos".
		The various attempts include Usian (pronounced "YOU-zhuhn"; SAMPA: 'yuZ{at}n]), Usanian, USAian, Usonian, Columbard, Fredonian, Frede, Unisan, United Statesian, Colonican, Appalacian, Uessian, U-S-ian, Uesican, USAn, Usan, Columbian, and Washingtonian.
		Other examples observed in the field: United States American US American USAian USAn or USan but not usually "Usan" Usanian It should be noted that several of these terms have direct parallels in languages other than English: United Statesian directly parallels Spanish estadounidense and French Étatsunien.
	fidonet.sensationcontent.com /echomail/ic/734d211cf7f343eb.html (585 words)

	Jeremy-Gilby-dot-com » Take your Flag to Work Day
		This is being marketed by conservatives to promote a national unity in the United States, amid all these pro-Mexico protests in the West/Southwest.
		Yes, Yes, the habit now is to call anyone from the United States “American”; probably because no one likes to use the phrase “United Statesian”.
		In Dallas there are quite a few Hispanic leaders in city and school government pleading with fellow Hispanics that when they rally to PLEASE use the ‘United States’ flag and not the ‘Mexican’ flag.
	www.jeremygilby.com /?p=1344 (1625 words)

	GameSpot Forums - System Wars - Nintendo the not good in US? In japan many do thinking of that nintendo is good.
		Many want to be like the united statesian people, that they do.
		I am afraid that they will follow the united stasian people.
		The real question of mines is that do the People live in us think of what do they about the revolution idea?
	www.gamespot.com /pages/forums/show_msgs.php?topic_id=24542130 (3487 words)

	United States - Uncyclopedia
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		Relatively complete list of country articles on the United States/Neo Nazi Revolution!
		This page was last modified 17:15, 24 June 2006.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/United_States (42 words)

	Fight'onet - ic - FidoNet Echomail Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Alternatives which have been proposed include Appalacian, Colonican, Columbard, Columbian, Frede, Fredonian, Nacirema, Pindosian (or just Pindos), Stateside(r), Uesican, Uessian, Unisan, Unisian, United States (as an adjective), United States American, United Stateser, United Statesian, United Statian, /USAian/, US American, Usan, USAn, Usanian, Usian (pronounced "YOU-zhuhn"), U-S-ian, Usonian, and Washingtonian.
		Many languages have already created their own distinct word for a citizen of the United States: * United Statesian directly parallels the Spanish term estadounidense.
		* In French, the term tatsunien has also been coined, but enjoys little more currency than United Statesian in English.
	fidonet.sensationcontent.com /echomail/ic/acc94f83bbf0db21.html (1371 words)

	John's Web Log
		and Japan's over there saying "Hey, what am I? Chopped liver???" Calling India "Asian" is different, as there's no problem calling the United States OF America "American".
		We're a country represented by united states forming an individual country.
		Because they had nothing to do with the United States...
	jnoss.blogspot.com (2538 words)

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