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To: Rollcast... who wrote (67035)	12/11/2002 1:03:58 PM
From: zonder	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 70976

have the courage to acknowledge that there were American victims of terrorism before 9/11 Of course they were. Take a look at how many and how frequent, though. It is an insignificant part of the total number of terrorism victims around the world. Oh wait. I forgot that the life of an American counts much more than the life of others. In any case, the American public discovered the horrible world of terrorism on the day 11 September 2001. There is no denying that this is the date on which the American public understood what terrorism is and how much it hurts. your bitchy little lies These are below the belt, cheap attacks. If you have something to say, say it observing a minimum of the rules of civil conduct. Start, for example, by giving example of my soi-disant lies AND prove proving them to be such. Or perhaps JUST a spokesperson for terrorists. What pathetic slander. Congratulations, this is a new low among all the low-life of SI who cannot sustain a conversation without resorting to personal attacks, insults, and slander. What is your brilliant theory? That I am the first woman spokesperson for Al-Qaeda (yeah right!) and I am so dumb that I cannot find a news channel or newspaper and try to spread 'our' gospel on the AMAT thread of Silicon Investor? Wow. Penetrating observation, Sherlock. I am amazed you have enough brain activity to manage involuntary actions of your body, such as breathing and heart activity. Don't pop any more grey cells while straining your brain trying to come up with psycho theories to explain why I have a different viewpoint on world affairs than yourself <g>