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To: cnyndwllr who wrote (134971)	5/30/2004 2:54:58 PM
From: Rascal	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

The security is important because they have to protect the Bookkeeping System that is keeping track of contract awards, accounts payable and payroll. Big money waiting to move. Derivatives may get in a knot if too many horses are changed? Rascal @StillFollowTheMoney.com PS Did anybody see George 1 push Clinton as George 2 stepped aside yesterday right after the dedication?

To: cnyndwllr who wrote (134971)	7/12/2007 11:39:54 PM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Soldier To Sue Military After 5th Army Deployment local6.com UPDATED: 10:42 am EDT July 9, 2007 PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- A Florida soldier who enlisted after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks plans to sue the military, fighting his fifth order to combat, according to a Local 6 report. Twenty-six-year-old Erik Botta, who is a Port St. Lucie reservist, signed up for the service days after the Sept. 11 attacks. He did a tour in Afghanistan and three in Iraq, but he said enough is enough. Botta plans to file suit this week, asking for an exemption or delay so that he can complete his engineering studies. He'll also ask the court to prevent the Army from requiring him to report for duty until the legal questions are settled, according to WJXT-TV in Jacksonville. An Army spokeswoman said the service evaluates "each request independently to determine if the mobilization will cause undue hardship for the soldier or the family."