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To: .Trev who wrote (26343)	8/1/2000 1:51:02 PM
From: teevee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26850

.Trev, Worthy opponents indeed. Wonder who they're going to put into Ottawa, You can be sure that De Beers understands cronyism. ... and whether they will reintroduce a modified form of Apartheid for the First Nations. LOL....the Liberal elite in Ottawa know what is best for us peons. The system of Oligarchy we have in Canada fits hand in glove with a company like De Beers. As for the First Nations, there is no need to reintroduce apartheid as we call their settlements "Indian Reserves" instead of "Tribal Homelands". If they are allowed to steal this important project because we Canadians don't have the fortitude to back our own people and projects it will be a sin... In a first world democracy, that might be true, but not in a third world Oligarchy like Canada. PS TeeVee, did you listen to the tape? what do you make of the hesitation when WillP asked his question, and how significant in terms of rose petals is the 126m gap between two layers of Kim?? No, I didn't hear the tape. As for the gap, there is nothing unusual about a dyke bifurcating. Cheers, teevee