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To: FaultLine who wrote (2295)	10/2/2001 10:21:43 PM
From: KLP	Respond to of 281500

Thanks FL...That was one of the best pieces I've seen...Ought to be required reading for every single murderer-so-called-terrorist we find. Perhaps if they were made to read it outloud six times every day for the rest of their life, they would find that we, the American people, past and present, are the strength of the United States of America.

To: FaultLine who wrote (2295)	10/3/2001 12:00:41 AM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

>>The evening began with the principal noting that Eastern, a public school in suburban Washington, had 40 different nationalities among its students.<< FaultLine - as someone who lives in the DC metro region (in Fairfax County, VA.) I can tell you that the same is true for our entire region. More than 100 different nationalities live in Fairfax. The D.C. metro region has many, many nationalities inside and outside the famous Beltway, and we all live in something that looks like peace to me. I am in graduate school at George Mason University in Fairfax, which also has many, many students from many nationalities. We know how to respect each other. We cherish each other. My neighbors are black, white, Asian, Middle Eastern, and their kids go to the same school with my kids. We all live together in harmony. I think the world could learn something from us. We certainly learn a lot from each other.