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To: Oeconomicus who wrote (2791)	12/15/2003 12:28:34 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 90947

He had two guys with him who ran away plus whoever the farm was owned by. I should hope they'd arrest anyone on Saddam's phone list. They also need to find his money. I doubt they'll ever find WMD's because they probably dont exist, but if they do, find them too. We need to salvage what we can can from this guy. He alone knows what was really going on. But maybe not much was. From the looks of him, he wasn't thinking about much except what hole to hide in next and how to cook hot dogs. Thnk of the hundreds of billions spent to topple this pathetic freak. Outrageous huh? We could have funded the Medicare bill with that money.

To: Oeconomicus who wrote (2791)	12/15/2003 2:17:52 PM
From: Hope Praytochange	Respond to of 90947

you are talking to a person who worships coward/murderer <<< silver star kerryboy:John Kerry doesn't like to talk about the day in 1969 when he chased a wounded Vietnamese teenager down a riverbank and shot him dead. It was a life-or-death moment for the prep-schooled son of an American diplomat who had graduated from Yale University two years earlier. "I'm kind of tired of talking about that period of time," the U.S. senator from Massachusetts said in a recent interview. "It was an important period, and very formative. "But there's a lot more. To me that was one period of my life. It's not my life." But had Kerry not jumped off the boat he commanded in the Mekong River delta that day and killed the Vietnamese guerrilla, there would be no Silver Star to give credibility to the seminal moment in his public life, testifying to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee two years later that the war was "a mistake." johnkerry.com >>>>>>>