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To: DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck who wrote (9347)	6/4/2006 2:56:45 PM
From: Ichy Smith	Respond to of 37263

Well just to help with your feeling, the Liberals removed all protection from the coasts of the Niagara Peninsula except for the Niagara Regional police. The US side is well protected, but the Canadian side would be easy to enter. State of the art security courtesy of paul martin and jean Chretien. Of course we have more home grown tourists than the US to worry about.

To: DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck who wrote (9347)	6/4/2006 5:39:08 PM
From: Ichy Smith	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 37263

From the breaking news in the red star....... More of the Famous tolerance of the Muslims. "Sex is already big business in Germany, which legalized prostitution four years ago. About 400,000 women legally work as prostitutes, serving an estimated 1.6 million clients a day and generating revenues of about $8.5 billion a year. To attract more clients, Lobscheid placed a 27-metre-high poster outside his club showing a half-naked woman and the flags of countries in the tournament below her pink panties. So far, it's attracted trouble. He was forced to black out the flags of Iran and Saudi Arabia after some Muslims took exception to Islamic symbols on the flags appearing next to so much exposed flesh. "Thirty masked men came to the club and threatened to bomb us if we didn't take the flags off," Lobscheid says. "We learned a lesson about checking ads carefully before making them public," he adds. "But media from around the world have written about us because of what happened, so the publicity has been great.""