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To: Peter Dierks who wrote (41302)	8/23/2005 7:56:44 AM
From: Proud_Infidel	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 93284

The money appeared to have been produced in North Korea, two officials said on condition of anonymity because there are ongoing counterfeiting investigations involving similar phony currency. cnn.com

To: Peter Dierks who wrote (41302)	8/23/2005 8:37:38 AM
From: paret	Respond to of 93284

Butch Reno is a lefty hero. She burned 25 children alive on the final day at Waco.

To: Peter Dierks who wrote (41302)	8/23/2005 10:06:10 AM
From: paret	Respond to of 93284

Pakistan school syllabus:'Christians, Hindus, Jews"devious"' The Times of India ^ \| TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2005 02:04:41 PM \| Chidanand Rajghatta [Maybe a Pakistani educational hour can take Michael Graham's time slot.] WASHINGTON: Pakistan's state-sponsored bigotry and vilification of other religions has caught the attention of US policy makers following a raft of articles in the American media about the intolerance the country's formal education system is breeding. In an unusually tough statement recently, the US state department said reports of continued teaching of prejudice in Pakistan was a matter of "serious concern", and Washington was having "ongoing discussions" with Islamabad on the issue. "We have engaged the Pakistani government on this, specifically on the issue of textbooks and language that, upon reading, was clearly unacceptable and inciteful or would cause people to perhaps lash out with violent actions," state department spokesman Sean McCormack said. The reaction followed reports in the media that highlighted the continued disparaging references to Hindus, Christians and Jews in the Pakistani school curriculum. Some of the material taught in Pakistani schools includes describing Jews as tightfisted moneylenders, Christians as vengeful conquerors, and Hindus as devious and cowardly people. Such passages remain in the textbooks despite the Musharraf regime's promise to clean up its act. Remarkably, the state-sponsored distortions are taught in Pakistan's westernised public schools and not in the much-reviled madrassas.