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To: Oral Roberts who wrote (911)	9/15/2006 12:45:56 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	Respond to of 20106

It's time to introduce those sub human barbarians to Madame MOAB... GZ

To: Oral Roberts who wrote (911)	9/15/2006 1:13:35 PM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 20106

Pakistan summons Vatican ambassador over Pope remarks AFP ^ \| 9/15/2006 news.yahoo.com ISLAMABAD (AFP) - Pakistan's foreign ministry summoned the Vatican ambassador over the remarks by Pope Benedict XVI linking Islam with violence "Apostolic Nuncio (Ambassador of the Holy See) was called to the Foreign Office," the ministry said in a statement on Friday. "He was conveyed that the regrettable remarks attributed to Pope Benedict XV1 ... were deeply disturbing for Muslims all over the world, and had caused great hurt and anguish," it said. "It was underlined that at a time when there was an acute need for promoting inter-faith harmony such remarks, regardless of the context, were very unfortunate." The Apostolic Nuncio regretted the hurt caused to Muslims and said that the media had totally misconstrued certain historical quotes that the Pope used in a lecture, the ministry said. He promised to sincerely convey the sentiments of the government and people of Pakistan on the issue to the Vatican. Pakistan's parliament earlier Friday unanimously condemned Pope Benedict XVI and passed resolutions demanding that he withdraw what it called "derogatory" remarks linking Islam with violence. (Excerpt) Read more at news.yahoo.com ....