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To: tejek who wrote (332225)	4/8/2007 12:24:14 PM
From: longnshort	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1575427

why are you quoting the Pope, I thought you were for the seperation thingy

To: tejek who wrote (332225)	9/22/2007 4:27:14 PM
From: steve harris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575427

seems your hero is changing his tune... Message 23904810 dailymail.co.uk The Pope has again risked provoking the wrath of the Islamic world, by criticising its treatment of Christians. Benedict XVI attacked Muslim nations where Christians are either persecuted or given the status of second-class citizens under the Shariah Islamic law. He also defended the rights of Muslims to convert to Christianity, an act which warrants the death penalty in many Islamic countries.

To: tejek who wrote (332225)	9/22/2007 4:33:11 PM
From: longnshort	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575427

Thank You Real America! Elah Has Crashed! Get it: Crash-ed? Get it…? LIBERTAS BLOG — Dirty Harry @ 7:49 am After a less than stellar debut last weekend Paul Haggis's defamation of our troops disguised as a prententious, dull, anti-war tract is now officially a flop: "In the Valley of Elah (Warner Independent) expanded with less success. The Iraq War-themed drama managed only $270,000 Friday at its 317 locations for a PTA [per theatre average] of only $850. Elah appears to be headed for just under $900,000 for the weekend for a 3-day PTA of just $2,811. In comparison, Into The Wild's PTA was $46,000, The Assassination of Jesse James, $26,000, and The Jane Austen Book Club, $5,500. Elah had been projected to do upwards of $2.5 million by people who don't live in the real world and think there's an audience for portraying our best, brightest, and most heroic as sadistic monsters. I have cut open Elah and am now victory-dancing in her putrid guts. Please join me and hope this is just the beginning of a lovely trend for similarly-themed, multi-million dollar propaganda films for al-Queda. IN OTHER NEWS: Here are this weekends three-day estimates: 1. Resident Evil: Extinction – $22M - $7,779 PTA - $22M cume 2. Good Luck Chuck - $12.54M - $4,801 PTA - $12.54M cume 3. The Brave One – $7.47M - $2,713 PTA - $25.1M cume 4. 3:10 to Yuma - $6.12M - $2,109 PTA - $37.6M cume 5. Eastern Promises – $6M – $4,330 PTA - $6.8M cume 6. NEW – Sydney White - $4.9M - $2,331 PTA - $4.9M cume 7. Mr. Woodcock – $4.5M - $2,012 PTA - $15.2M cume 8. Superbad - $2.72M - $1,182 PTA - $115.7M cume 9. The Bourne Ultimatum - $2.71M – $1,351 PTA - $220M cume 10. Rush Hour 3 - $2M - $1,235 PTA - $135.8M cume In the Valley of Elah - $891,000 - $2,811 PTA - $1M cume [Bwa HA HA HA HA!!!] The Hunting Party - $590,000 - $1,793 PTA - $782,000 libertyfilmfestival.com