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To: c.hinton who wrote (234401)	6/27/2007 3:42:13 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

I had a quick read of Sarman's link blaming Jews for the Holocaust. I can't be bothered with such stuff. Even if it was now [as in the now-common idea that George Bush planned the attack on the Twin Towers and Pentago or if it wasn't him, it was the Jews], I can't be bothered with such stupidity. There is an infinite array of absurd ideas and I'm not going to spend any time showing why they are absurd. That's a never-ending game. If you subscribe to such ideas, we certainly aren't on the same wavelength. If there were some evil-doing Zionists, I'm not going to hunt through all the absurdity looking for them. When they show up, such as those Mossad agents in New Zealand stealing New Zealand citizenships and passports, then we put them in prison. It shows Israel isn't all goodness and light, but I haven't come across a politician who is, especially if they are touting superstition and wrapping themselves in the flag. In terms of evil-doing, stealing a citizenship for the purposes of pretending to be a good bloke New Zealander to get into another country as a spy is not as bad as catching a New Zealander [Stan Shaw for example] and hacking his head off with a knife and dumping it on the side of the road when he had been busy installing cellphone towers for the local yokels to use. nsm88.com [I hadn't heard about the "revenge milk poisoning" which might or might not be true. Mqurice