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To: freeus who wrote (9989)	9/21/2001 9:49:51 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

Freeus, FLG is Falungong, the superstitious wackoes in China who hang around in public trying to drum up support and overthrow the government. I'm with Jay on them. Governments have to keep wackoes on a short leash. Look at the wackoes who roamed around the USA using everything about the USA to attack it. Their money came from US$ gained by selling middle east oil which USA companies dug up for them. They used that money to hire accommodation, buy food, hire flight simulators and light aircraft, buy first class one way tickets, box cutters and haircuts, clothes and red bandanas, booze and lap dancers. Those terrorists offered nothing to humanity other than their grotesque superstitious madness and servitude to their cult leaders who deceived them for the purpose of extending the power of the cult leaders. Falungong is another wacko superstitious bunch of people deceived by their leaders for the purpose of extending the power of the leaders who want nothing more than to climb the dominance hierarchy like any common chimpanzee wanting to be alpha male. I am unsure that the suppression of the people who illegally blocked Tienanmen Square was a bad thing. If the government of China had been overthrown like that of Gorby and the USSR, perhaps China would be similar to the mess in what was USSR rather than the burgeoning Made in China behemoth it is becoming, with membership of WTO, the Olympic Games and swarms of Chinese yakking to their families, buddies and business associates on their CDMA phones. Mqurice