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To: KLP who wrote (106781)	3/31/2005 6:42:11 AM
From: JDN	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793670

Yes, of all the unbelievable stuff going on that has to be near the top. Personally, I dont think its even legal (ie seperation of church and state ought to cause the state to have to stay out of the church's PERSONAL BUSINESS between a parishioner and her priest. It defies my logic how a court system can stand by and allow this to happen. I can only come to ONE CONCLUSION, this is nothing short of genocide because the womans treatment is costing the state too much (ie Medicaid). Could this be the first step in FIXING medicare by disallowing medical treatment for the old and infirm? Could be, no more incredible then what we are witnessing today. jdn