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Wow. I'm surprised it doesn't address Kenedy's assassination! Not mentioning the conspiracy to spread AIDS around the world. Damn. He was so close...
Flawed with some inadequate statements and at best speculative "facts".
History repeating itself...

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Anything that starts with:

"I urge all of my readers to make copies of this report and send them to your friends and relatives"

Should be given the same credibility that the poor indian girl with no limbs that will get her wheelchair if everybody sends the email 10 times.

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Wow. I'm surprised it doesn't address Kenedy's assassination! Not mentioning the conspiracy to spread AIDS around the world. Damn. He was so close...
Flawed with some inadequate statements and at best speculative "facts".
History repeating itself...



What were the inadequate statements and speculative facts you are refering to?

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What were the inadequate statements and speculative facts you are refering to***
The one that bothered me the most was the reference to France (what a surprise, uh?) having 20% of its population being Muslim. As of 2002, the percentage of the French population being of Muslim ORIGIN was under 10%. Indeed a big percentage, but nowhere near the 20% mentioned. Out of these 10%, a significant share was born of Muslim parents, but do not consider themselves as Muslim. There is, of course, another share that has slid towards radicalism, and that should definitively not be ignored (and isn't).
But statements like these can be greatly influential in the way that people will perceive a culture or its people, and will judge that country's actions. And since the author seems to use his statistic to make a point, it does bother me that he is using incorrect (and incomplete) data.

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Anything that starts with:

"I urge all of my readers to make copies of this report and send them to your friends and relatives"

Should be given the same credibility that the poor indian girl with no limbs that will get her wheelchair if everybody sends the email 10 times.



Why?



Well, most of the chain letters around the net, start with the same thing. And all of them are false, mainly because you cannot track how many times the email has been sent around. besides, some of the data he presents as facts are obiously wrong.

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And all of them are false, mainly because you cannot track how many times the email has been sent around.



Not entirely true, but I suppose that's another topic. :S

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Why do we worry? We got the clear message that it is ok to commit war crimes, be negligent, murder rabe and rob without fear of reprisal, and then 3o Yr ltr we can run for president....
"According to some of the conservatives here, it sounds like it's fine to beat your wide - as long as she had it coming." -Billvon

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I should have explain myself better. All of the chain emails i have seen in my four years as a network administrator in two diferent ISP has been very false. Maybe you have seen one that wasn´t bullshit. And it is impossible to keep track of how many people has resent a single message due to the email protocol. Tampering both the header and the body is too easy
But you are right, this should go in another topic.

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>We got the clear message that it is ok to commit war crimes, be
>negligent, murder rabe and rob without fear of reprisal . . .

Methinks you might not want to bring up the "which candidate caused more killing, torture, rape and other war crimes" angle . . .

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And it is impossible to keep track of how many people has resent a single message due to the email protocol. Tampering both the header and the body is too easy



I was not debating whether or not the content was true, most would agree that it isn't. However, it is fairly simple to track the number of times that an email message has been opened, and from where it has been opened (think - unique IP addresses). I'll give you a hint, it has nothing to do with SMTP.

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Why do we worry? We got the clear message that it is ok to commit war crimes, be negligent, murder rabe and rob without fear of reprisal, and then 3o Yr ltr we can run for president....



It's also OK to squander the goodwill of allies, turn a record surplus into a record deficit, preside over a massive increase in poverty and unemployment, break campaign promises about social security and nation building, cut benefits to veterans, go to war under false pretenses and without a workable exit strategy and then lie about it, mismanage the aftermath of said warAND THEN claim that your record is so good you deserve re-election.
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It's also OK to squander the goodwill of allies, turn a record surplus into a record deficit, preside over a massive increase in poverty and unemployment, break campaign promises about social security and nation building, cut benefits to veterans, go to war under false pretenses and without a workable exit strategy and then lie about it, mismanage the aftermath of said warAND THEN claim that your record is so good you deserve re-election.





Interesting opinions. Any others?



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It's also OK to squander the goodwill of allies, turn a record surplus into a record deficit, preside over a massive increase in poverty and unemployment, break campaign promises about social security and nation building, cut benefits to veterans, go to war under false pretenses and without a workable exit strategy and then lie about it, mismanage the aftermath of said warAND THEN claim that your record is so good you deserve re-election.





Interesting opinions. Any others?



Here are 1,000 others.
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>Kerry.

With 7000 dead in Iraq, Hussein's torture chambers re-opened, a dozen or so US soldiers indicted for torture, and legal instructions from the White House that talk about how to legally torture someone - you've got no leg to stand on.

That's the problem with running on your record. What's the slogan gonna be for Bush?

Two more wars!
Two more terrorist attacks!
Vote Bush; we'll torture those Iraqis some more!
Only Bush/Cheney have the guts to reopen Abu Ghraib!
We'll take out the little terrorists before they grow up to be big terrorists!
7000 dead? We're just getting started! Stay the course.

Perhaps the "Ignore our record; look at Kerry's!" tack they are taking now is not such a bad idea after all.

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Why, becuase he confessed under oath after coming back from Nam...

[url ttp://www.streamload.com/jmstein77/kerry2.mp3]clicky



Hmmmmm, that sounds quite familiar to me: Wasn't it just his job?? Or a soldier (rank? don't know!) is supposed to do?
Correct me, if I am wrong.

There is something important on what he said:
It sounds true!

That is not that common.

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Why, becuase he confessed under oath after coming back from Nam...

[url ttp://www.streamload.com/jmstein77/kerry2.mp3]clicky



Hmmmmm, that sounds quite familiar to me: Wasn't it just his job?? Or a soldier (rank? don't know!) is supposed to do?
Correct me, if I am wrong.

There is something important on what he said:
It sounds true!

That is not that common.

:|



Read the entire thing, not just out-of-context clips.
www.c-span.org/.../jkerrytestimony.asp
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