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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (144173)	4/8/2002 5:25:51 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1578161

What we have here is a failure to communicate. I just asked you to see the distinction between the righteous cause of independence and the evil desire for domination. And yet you continue to think that I don't believe in independence for Palestine. I do, and I thought I made it clear. Ten, I see that you think that the Palestinians should have their independence but you don't think Arafat or the Hamas is the way to go. Then why do the majority of the people support the Hamas or Arafat or both? Are they all evil? The comparisons to the American revolution are pure crap, created by Hamas to twist logic and righteousness for their own benefit. Don't be fooled by the red herring. Pure crap? Please don't blame this one on the Hamas....its a ted original. And there are analogies between our efforts to gain independence and those being made by the Palestinians. And just for the record, our forefathers were not necessarily the pick of the litter............some of them were actual prisoners, others were thieves, opportunists and European dropouts. Besides, people who want their independence do not necessarily put their best foot forward; in fact, when they are denied their freedom, they can get down right miserable. ted