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please remove me from your list.  it just wasn't what i expected.  thanks.
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In a message dated 12/18/2005 12:12:37 PM Mountain Standard Time,
lurine AT softcom.net writes:

> Wow, that certainly addresses the issues.  BTW, I hate to burst your bubble
>
> but the "Muslim rage" isn't about Iraq.  It goes back decades AND is about
> the WHOLE Middle East.  You need to stop looking thru a VERY narrow
> telescope and deciding everything is peachy because you liked the picture
> you saw of one or two people mugging for the camera with their inky finger.
>
> BTW, who says that many voted?  The paid information officers???
>

My Wife's Brother, who has been there since the beginning, in vary many
places and in capacities I am not allowed to elaborate.