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To: Mr. Whist who wrote (201588)	11/9/2001 12:36:57 AM
From: RON BL	Respond to of 769670

So we don't teach our children our own history or religion but should teach them about Mohammed. The average kid today doesn't know who Paul Revere was.

To: Mr. Whist who wrote (201588)	11/9/2001 9:01:25 AM
From: Jagfan	Respond to of 769670

So flappy you are suggesting we teach religion in schools. I didn't think liberals go for that. Do we teach all religions? Or just islam? Maybe, we should convert everyone in this country to islam. That way we won't be a target of the terrorists.

To: Mr. Whist who wrote (201588)	11/9/2001 10:20:57 AM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 769670

Well, if this is indeed true, I would say that the dogs are lose on comment becuase obviously we know one girl whose brain has gone to the dogs. Mommy want's to make sure homosexual's and lesbians get money to carry on their sex lives. daddy want's all American's to know ala the Nazi practice of Sippenhaft that all white who have a normal sex life are guilty of evil and responsible for 911. And now announcing daughter dearest in her first bimbo speak Chelsea Clinton Feared Bush Tax Cuts as Twin Towers Fell. I say Chelsea Clinton Feared Bush Tax Cuts as Twin Towers Fell TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN FICTION As the World Trade Center imploded just blocks from where she stood, former first daughter Chelsea Clinton's first fears included the prospect that President Bush's economic program would stymie any rebuilding effort. "I was worried that with the tax cut we wouldn't have enough money to repair New York and D.C. and to help the families of the thousands I knew must have died," writes the former first daughter in an up close and personal account of the Sept. 11 disaster set to appear in the December issue of Talk Magazine. Clinton claims she was all alone in nearby Union Square and unable to reach her parents by phone as the disaster unfolded before her eyes. "We all thought we were literally going to have fire rain down on us. That we were the next target," the former first daughter reveals. "I truly thought I was going to die," Clinton claims she was thinking, just before she began worrying about the impact of the Bush economic program. The disaster has rallied young Clinton's civic-minded spirit, and she uses her Talk Magazine screed to rally her generation to public service. "We need to step up and serve in any way we can," Chelsea urges. Her own war effort, however, will apparently be limited to following the footsteps of her father, who dodged the Vietnam draft from the safety of England's Oxford University. News that the Bush tax cuts were among Ms. Clinton's earliest concerns on 9/11 follows on the heels of a speech by ex-President Clinton Wednesday that seemed to blame the terrorist attacks on American slavery and the mistreatment of the Indians. newsmax.com tom watson tosiwmee