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To: Ish who wrote (24524)	12/2/1999 7:27:00 PM
From: Mephisto	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24894

He does look wet ~ maybe only a pup that JDN could love at this point! Butt, a professional should take the pup's picture. JDN, SI is very slow ~ almost impossible to use!!! I am broken hearted at what has happened in the city. I haven't been downtown. We have a beautiful new symphony/opera hall. The vandals defaced the walls, according to the Mayor. I don't know if they got inside. The Seattle police have been well trained. They showed restraint and discipline. Vandals threw objects at the symphony hall in an attempt to get the police to break their line of resistance. The police held tight. Vandals threw bottles and other objects at the police. The police held tight. Vandals started fires in front of one of the locked down hotels and up in the Capitol Hill area. The police held tight. The police never killed or injured anyone seriously as far as I know. The National Guard came in. They do not have weapons. Some of the police patrolled on their horses. I am amazed how calm the horses remained. People will criticize the police and the Mayor. In a democracy there are many points of view. In a democracy, there is never one solution to a problem. If you want a definitive answer, ask a dictator. Mephisto