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To: Mephisto who wrote (6333)	11/9/2003 3:25:09 AM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10965

Mephisto, Re: Small planes don't have a very good safety record, do they? Oh, the planes do, but the pilots don't. I happened to be noodling around the TV dial tonight and they had a movie about Patsy Cline on the CMT (Country Music) Network. She's another victim of a small plane accident. *********** A couple of weeks ago, you asked me about the 3 U.S. citizens who were assassinated in the Gaza Strip. Researching something else entirely, I ran across a brief reference to this incident, relating it to a nefarious plot the Israelis hatched in 1954 called the Lavon Affair. It seems that the Israelis just can't help themselves. Being devious is just something that is in their genes, apparently. Here's some history of the Lavon Affair, with reference to the Gaza incident: aljazeerah.info And here's another item that it making its way around the globe, regarding some very suspicious people (and activity) from Israel who were deported or who escaped the U.S. to Israel in the aftermath of 9/11: sundayherald.com sundayherald.com