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To: pcstel who wrote (5886)	3/5/2003 9:11:59 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12247

<I think the USS Enterprise left San Diego just the other day en route to the Persian Gulf... I don't think a stop by New Zealand would be to far off course!> I reckon! I've been waiting for QUALCOMM to ship some loot down to me. It's been all one way for a decade = south to north. They needn't stop. The harbour is too shallow anyway and Frog Men and Woman could be lurking, waiting to attach limpet mines. USS Enterprise could just do a drive by and fire it over the side with my name on it. The Papal Emissary has been a notable anti-Jewish enterprise since they were conspiratorial with the Nazis or indifferent or something. Iraq is notably anti-Jewish too. It seems that birds of a feather flock together. Does the Papal Emissary think there is anything unjust about Saddam and if so, what does the Papal Emissary propose to do or has done about it? They should concentrate on their flock in the IRA and the justice of IRA terrorist bombings before they worry about King George II dealing with Saddam Husseins murderous gang of thieves. Meanwhile, American IRA contributors had better be very careful or they'll be in the Gulag for breaking the latest and greatest USA anti-terrorism laws which make giving or supporting terrorists a naughty thing to do, punishable by incarceration under John Ashcroft's harsh gaze. Who'd have thought that in the 21st century, we'd be wading through muck like this? This stuff was supposed to end half a century ago. Obviously plenty of people thought we would, because they've been armed to the teeth the whole time. Mqurice PS: New Zealand would just about be on the great circle from San Diego to Iraq, looping around under Australia and up through the Indian Ocean, so it's not even out of their way. If they used gpsOne and a smart Tomahawk, they could land it in my backyard after launching from North Cape or the Tasman Sea [to get a following wind and save fuel]. Oh, I see. If France says it's okay to kill 'em, then it's a moral war. Giggle... <In a letter to Bush, the pope stood by his view that a pre-emptive strike on Iraq is immoral "unless it gets backed" by the United Nations > Papal morality is a peculiar thing.