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To: aladin who wrote (117575)	10/24/2003 11:38:05 AM
From: marcos	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Not so John, FL only mentioned one expression to Hawk, and personally i don't think the expression useful no matter who uses it ..... this charge of freedom of speech being curtailed is false, even in the case of General Bumpkin for instance - the issue with him is not that he speaks rather [ahem] freely, the issue is that with such cult-twisted whacked-out things going round and round in his brain we'd better not set him in a position of power over his fellow men ..... but may he speak freely, oh yeah [just not here, oh puh-leez let him go to the People Of Ilk thread] Can't copyright 'bushevik', didn't use it first .... thought i did, in the summer, but then googled it up, and sure enough, it was out there .... it's so obvious, and so neatly captures the evangelistic neotrotskista flavour of the thing, don't you think Lumber - last i heard our premier was meeting with Cheney [the Commerzwaffe is under the purview of your 'executive branch', so we lay all this hypocrisy at the feet of the bushevik bowel movement, don't think we don't know how stuff works down there] .... here's a piece from yesterday - '... On Wednesday, British Columbia Premier Gordon Campbell met with U.S. Commerce Secretary Don Evans and, separately, with U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney (news - web sites). While spokesmen for Evans and Cheney would not provide details, lumber trade was a topic of conversation, the U.S. industry source said. Campbell told reporters in British Columbia following the meeting that he told Cheney "it's time to act" in resolving the dispute. ' story.news.yahoo.com Two and a half years past time to act, Mr Campbell .... yet, there's no time like the present