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To: Thomas M. who wrote (11265)	8/8/2002 3:33:43 AM
From: Toby Zidle	Read Replies (2) of 17683

How about this conclusion from the terrorism site you refer to? causes-of-terrorism.net "If the United States is to continue its war on terrorism, it should perhaps aim its war not at Osama Bin Laden or Iraq (what many predict is next on the U.S.’s list), but rather at itself. It is only by eradicating its status as the world’s leading terrorist state, that the U.S. can eradicate terrorism." A real convincer, that one! The site above is sponsored by World Prosperity, Ltd. Here is another WPL gem: "our present government-controlled, compulsory education system was largely brought about by wealthy industrialists who were afraid of a revolution similar to the one that occurred in the Soviet Union. They wanted to control the working class and make them a group of obedient followers." world-prosperity.org (Didn't compulsory public education exist for decades before the Bolshevik revolution?)

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