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To: H James Morris who wrote (140209)	3/4/2002 9:37:49 PM
From: craig crawford	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 164684

>> I think gst responds to you. I don't think he ever initiates the discussion. << probably true. i just find it interesting that you don't mind glenn shilling his online jewelry company, or impristine's wacky poems, and you don't mind joining in with gst and skeeter to pick on mr harmond, which have nothing to do with the stock market, yet when i post off-topic stuff you take offense. it would appear to me that it's not the fact that it's off-topic that bothers you, but the fact that i am posting views that you and others find objectionable that is the problem. >> Try a full size body condom that zips up to the top of your head, and you'll do just fine. << that is yet another lie perpetrated by the licentious left. of course liberals like colin powell have invaded the republican party so you could even say that that some people supposedly on the "right" perpetrate this fallacy as well. true conservatives like buchanan, keyes, and dr james dobson aren't given the media attention. the liberal left wants to censor the truth. The great condom fraud and cover-up worldnetdaily.com "I believe condoms [are] part of the solution to the HIV/AIDS crisis, and I encourage their use by young people who are sexually active. You've got to protect yourself. ... Forget about taboos, forget about conservative ideas. ... It's the lives of young people that are put at risk by unsafe sex, and therefore protect yourself." This ringing endorsement of condoms, given to the world's young via MTV by Colin Powell, has probably doomed any chance he had to be on a Republican ticket. But the general probably does not care, for he obviously believes he was speaking the truth. But he was not. The general has been had, as have America's young who, in the millions, are now suffering the awful consequences of having believed the propaganda of the Sexual Revolution – that condoms are the way to have it all. For despite Powell's testimonial to condoms as offering protection against disease, this appears to be one of the frauds of our time. Consider, if you will, last summer's report from the Department of Health and Human Services titled, "Scientific Evidence on Condom Effectiveness for Sexually Transmitted Disease Prevention."