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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (24051)	10/13/2007 7:48:25 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218700

I took the liberty of editing your post, somewhat heavily, to make an obvious point, and I paraphrase: <<Excellent article TJ, because it fits with how I imagine things were and are. michaelparenti.org To avoid eye-strain with italics, one can click on that link to see the real thing. And even print it out for relaxed contemplation in 3D reality, sitting under a nice shady tree with a cup of tea at hand. Which is not to say that King George's Megalomaniac Maelstrom should have been inflicted on Iraq. King George's invasion looks somewhat like Mao's liberation of Tibet, but much less successful. Dala Lama was an absolute ruler thug, and that's how things were, everywhere, to a greater or lesser extent, in centuries gone by when women had more children than could be easily sustained in happy harmony within a country. Spare young males were put to work at the armed front, or jammed together as born-agains, or shipped west and east to build the greater empire in the desert, or something, anything. They couldn't be left to loiter around the empire, wondering on the rightes and wrongs of their lives and just who was inflicting what on whom and why. Mqurice>>