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To: TimF who wrote (26915)	3/18/2008 6:14:59 PM
From: DuckTapeSunroof	Read Replies (1) of 71588

Re: Where in the US code or in relevant regulation does it say "teaching religious extremism" is "terrorism"? The definitions for financial crimes that are related to terrorism or undesirable groups banned (or on financial watch lists) by the US government are very broad in language, indeed. It is largely up to the US government to decide what qualifies as an undesirable activity involving financial systems. Re: "Also its unreasonable for us to try to get them to outlaw actions that would be constitutionally protected if done by US citizens." R-I-G-H-T.... ('Cause that's what we really care about in foreign relations: the 'rights' of foreigners who... OOPS! Don't actually have any rights extended to them under the US Constitution because they are, er... foreigners.) SWEET REASON, eh, Tim? That explains rendition flights, right? ('Cause, sure we wanna extend to foreigners all the legal rights of Americans, eh? :-)

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