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To: michael97123 who wrote (35771)	3/20/2004 12:22:25 PM
From: John Carragher	Respond to of 793955

i certainly hope he informed the fbi or other authorities about discussions of a plot to some in congress. Bush has his campaign kick off in Fl. going on now. its official and Cheney his running mate. big crowd , advance people did a super job in getting thousands at this kick off.

To: michael97123 who wrote (35771)	3/20/2004 12:29:06 PM
From: LindyBill	Respond to of 793955

NY Sun by the way aint the NYTimes by any stretch so beware of believing all you read. Mike No, it isn't. But the sources they are quoting are legit. The reason Kerry is now admitting being there is that the FBI has written reports from the meeting that they got from informants. Not one, but several. This may turn out to be unprovable, but it looks very bad for him at the moment.

To: michael97123 who wrote (35771)	3/20/2004 11:34:09 PM
From: Ilaine	Respond to of 793955

When I attended anti-war rallies, back in the old days as an LSU student, turns out in retrospect that the people who were advocating the craziest stuff, like burning down ROTC buildings, were informers and infiltrators. I went to several SDS meetings, but never joined SDS because I wanted to go to med school. In retrospect, it probably would have made it hard to get into law school, as well. But, even so, turns out in retrospect that the SDS at LSU was run by the informants. Very weird times. I've posted before about having to take a loyalty oath before being allowed to take a work-study job. I had several work-study jobs: washing glassware for the veterinary school; cataloguing herps for the herpetology museum; and cataloguing miscellania (bones, potsherds) for the archeology department. Why I had to certify that I was not and never had been a member of the Communist party escapes me, but I had no problem with doing so. It was true.