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To: Ilaine who wrote (100165)	2/13/2005 12:39:54 PM
From: Lane3	Respond to of 793708

There is simply no way to accept the veracity of the statements, True. and, thus, no point in discussing the possibly veracity of the statements. I agree that there is no basis for discussing the substance of that veracity because we have no information to discuss (although that's never stopped the thread before). But I find the possibility of veracity interesting. I am a naturally curious person. I often wonder why people say the things they do. I often raise that very question in my posts. I wonder why someone in his position would feel the need to make those charges given that he can't or won't prove them. And I wonder the converse--why observers would feel the need to insist that the charges absolutely positively cannot be true given that they can't or won't disprove them. None of which presumes that anyone else should share my wonderment.