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To: American Spirit who wrote (80402)	10/20/2006 1:42:38 PM
From: Tadsamillionaire	Respond to of 173976

We no longer have a vote! If your Congressman or Senator has served more than 1 term in office. You are not represented! By the time a Congressman or Senator has served their freshman term, they are owned by the lobbyists and special interests in Washington. If you want your vote back, we must start by electing new blood, new idea's every term. Read the Federalist pages, or Jeffersons papers on the the constitution. Serve and go home Subject 53228 Please distribute to your e mail list

To: American Spirit who wrote (80402)	10/20/2006 2:11:40 PM
From: Hope Praytochange	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 173976

clifford massageboy: is it your idea ?? Feds Charge Wis. Man in Stadium Threat By WAYNE PARRY The Associated Press Friday, October 20, 2006; 1:33 PM NEWARK, N.J. -- A Wisconsin grocery store clerk surrendered Friday on charges in an Internet hoax threatening a "dirty bomb" plot against U.S. football stadiums and told prosecutors he had posted the same message about 40 times over the past few weeks, federal authorities said. Jake J. Brahm, of Wauwatosa, Wis., surrendered to the U.S. Marshal's Service on Friday morning and was scheduled to appear in court in Milwaukee later in the day. He was charged in a sealed criminal complaint filed Thursday in Newark, U.S. Attorney Christopher Christie said. One of the seven stadiums allegedly targeted was Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. Christie said Brahm admitted that between September and Wednesday he had posted the same threat about 40 times on various Web sites. "These types of hoaxes scare innocent people, cost business resources and waste valuable homeland security resources. We cannot tolerate this Internet version of yelling fire in a crowded theater in the post-9/11 era," Christie said.