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To: Karen Lawrence who wrote (85892)	3/25/2003 5:12:57 AM
From: Sig	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 281500

>>>> The Lords of Vengeance By William Rivers Pitt We have become, with a sudden jolt, a divided nation in this time of war. Demands that Americans leave aside protests, accusations and anger in order to support our military work in Iraq have gone unheeded by great segments of the population. Millions of people have poured into the streets of virtually every city in the country to demand that the bombing be stopped, and that the troops be brought safely home. Those protests have been met by equally enraged citizens who see these protests as an aid to terrorists and an act of treason. Americans scream obscenities at Americans across lines created by armored police>>>> I was going to dispute this post but willl stop here as the rabble rousing writer is living in a different world of complete exaggerations and distorted reasoning <<< Stop the bombing. Stop the war.>>> And leave Saddam in power to massacre anyone who smiled or waved at our troops? Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood thinking Sig @anotherfruitcake.com