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To: Road Walker who wrote (329962)	3/22/2007 7:04:09 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575972

Well if you want to investigate start with Domenici.

To: Road Walker who wrote (329962)	3/22/2007 7:07:14 PM
From: longnshort	Respond to of 1575972

Looks like you've got problems. Hindustan Times ^ \| March 22, 2007 \| Deutsche Presse-Agentur hindustantimes.in A group of former Muslims in Germany who have formed a society of atheists have received threatening letters, pronouncing them fit for death, and have been given police bodyguards. Mina Ahadi, an Iranian-born woman, founded the society in Cologne with 10 sympathisers several weeks ago and called it the National Council of Ex-Muslims. At the end of February she called a news conference in Berlin to publicly pronounce herself non-Islamic.... ...Other ex-Muslims in Germany and abroad have rushed to join the group, according to Gabbari. "In a short space of time, we have grown to more than 400 members and we are getting daily contacts from places like Morocco, Iran, Egypt, Turkey and of course from Germany. A lot of people offer us unpaid help or to protect us. (Excerpt) Read more at hindustantimes.in ....