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 From: gowch@SPAMTHEENOThotmail.com 
  
 On Sun, 02 May 2004 20:05:53 GMT, "veranda"  wrote: 
  
 [snip] 
  
 ==>         The upcoming US elections will be one of the most important 
 ==>mile-stones in American history : never before the voters had access to 
 so 
 ==>much revealing information specially on the free-voice internet . 
 ==>    The elections will be a test of who Americans really are and how 
 gullible 
 ==>they can be . 
 ==>    The elections will reveal a portrait of Americans and will set the 
 trend 
 ==>for the future in terms of how much trust we put in their decision making 
 and 
 ==>how easy ( or hard ) the Americans are to be manipulated by their 
 government . 
 ==>    A real eye-opener ! 
  
   Yep. 
  
   Never in my lifetime has the American electorate 
   had such a clear choice between good and evil 
   (even Nixon, mad as a hatter, was more grounded 
   in reality than the Texecutioner sitting in the 
   White House today). 
  
   In November, the voters get to choose between 
   a government that seized power by fraudulent 
   means, destroyed the economy, dreamt of 
   conquest while ignoring terrorist threats at home, 
   launched an illegal, imperialistic war, acted 
   blatantly to heap benefits on its wealthy supporters 
   to the detriment of common Americans, tried its 
   damndest to tear up the Bill of Rights and 
   throughout it all, lied, lied, lied and lied some 
   more, AND . . . a sane, moderate, former war 
   hero. 
  
   If Americans actually elect (for the first time) 
   George W. Bush, it'll be an unmistakable signal 
   that they prefer an immoral, dishonest, criminal 
   dictatorship over the alternative. 
  
   If they do, we'll see the rest of the world begin to 
   take action to protect itself from U.S. aggression, 
   and the U.S. sink into a nightmare from which it 
   won't recover in the foreseeable future. 
  
   Whatever happens, it will be interesting as hell. 
  
  
  
  
 -- 
  
 The virtue most often rewarded is patience. 
 -Ivan Gowch 
  
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