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To: Proud Deplorable who wrote (26299)	12/29/2004 3:16:49 AM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (1) of 306849

RE: "Tsunami" Horrible tragedy. I completely agree $35M is disgustingly low. Even the most selfish person would realize the Tsunami could possibly cost the USA more than $35M due to the potential spread of global disease, if that occurs. Doesn't pay to be stingy. I recall reading in UK Guardian the Spanish flu global pandemic accelerated its spread after a London disaster of some sort (fire possibly) where corpses spread the disease via rats (or something like that.) Here's something that could be cut: "Bush's inaugural is expected to cost $50 million. Wouldn't it be a nice idea for him to cancel the fancy dress balls and ask the fundraisers to give that money to Tsunami relief instead? I know, I know, the real crisis is our failure to privatize Social Security. " news.messages.yahoo.com

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