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What Next???

An SI Board Since June 2002

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40	Nazi is it?? You sweet talker you ~;o)	gypsees	-	6/26/2002
39	Reading the constitution does not necessitate agreement on it's interpretati	gypsees	-	6/26/2002
38	You NAZI! I think I want to marry you LOL	Augustus Gloop	-	6/26/2002
37	I once had a professor who said that the founding fathers: a). did not trust	gypsees	-	6/26/2002
36	I think you found the answer Jeff.	Sarkie	-	6/26/2002
35	I personally don't know what all the fuss is about. If there is an omnipres	Proud_Infidel	-	6/26/2002
34	LOL! Excellent!	Carolyn	-	6/26/2002
33	I have a solution for those who object to a Nation built under God. Just say it	Jeff Jordan	-	6/26/2002
32	Yes, because it was the conscious choice of the Framers of the Constitution to l	Original Mad Dog	-	6/26/2002
31	I just reread the Constitution. lcweb2.loc.gov Interestingly did not find the	Sarkie	-	6/26/2002
30	CR, I too think that reading the Constitution and understanding its context and	Original Mad Dog	-	6/26/2002
29	The Bill of Rights is a masterpiece. This is a fascinating topic, but right now	Quahog	-	6/26/2002
28	Almost all Presidents have been Masons. Because he was Catholic, Kennedy was not	Constant Reader	-	6/26/2002
27	I am surprised by how few people have read the Constitution, know anything about	Constant Reader	-	6/26/2002
26	Exactly, the pledge is 1. to the flag; AND 2. to the Republic for which it	Quahog	-	6/26/2002
25	I always thought Big George W. (Washington, that is) was a Freemason, kind of on	Quahog	-	6/26/2002
24	What about "and to the republic, for which it stands?"	Constant Reader	-	6/26/2002
23	I must be saying it wrong then. I always thought it went: <i>I pledge al	Quahog	-	6/26/2002
22	The original motto of the United States of America was "E Pluribus Unum&quo	Constant Reader	-	6/26/2002
21	I wasn't aware of that.	Sarkie	-	6/26/2002
20	You are correct. Congress added the words "under God" to the pledge in	Constant Reader	-	6/26/2002
19	Yes. The law requiring the words "In God We Trust" to appear on all co	Constant Reader	-	6/26/2002
18	<i>I never liked the "under God" part anyway. Here's a hint,	Sarkie	-	6/26/2002
17	The flag is symbolic and the pledge <b>is</b> the allegiance to the	Sarkie	-	6/26/2002
16	the flag is a symbol that represents the USA.... You mean like Hillary clinton	Jeff Jordan	-	6/26/2002

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