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Welcome to the
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A L L N E W Teen ATI! *
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TTTTT EEEEE EEEEE N N A TTTTT IIIII
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T E E NN N A A T I
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T EEEE EEEE N N N A A T I
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T E E N N N AAAAA T I
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T E E N NN A A T I
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T EEEEE EEEEE N N A A T IIIII
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[ best viewed with WHATEVER
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DAMNEDBROWSERYOU'VEGOT 1.0 ]
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WE'VE GOT A BIGGER BIAFRA NOW...
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Parody by Big Deal
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Reprinted from alt.fan.jello-biafra
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I am emperor Jello Biafra,
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Born again with lawsuits against me
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Still you made me President...
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Free market will soon go away
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When I enact a maximum wage
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Six figures and it's payback time
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Commander-in-Chief -- Jello Biafra
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Jello Biafra -- Commander-in-Chief
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Say hello to Parliamentary rule,
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Say good-bye to NAFTA
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Now you hafta vote for the cops
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Still you wear a happy face
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Watch the CIA disappear
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It's no longer needed here
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Neither is the DEA
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How would you like your taxes paid?
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Commander-in-Chief -- Jello Biafra
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Jello Biafra -- Commander-in-Chief
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Welcome to the new millennium
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No more homeless, no more bums
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Now they sell drugs for a living
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Out of old abandoned buildings
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Old warehouses, factories
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Where they use to make SUVs
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Take a look at how far we've gone--
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People squatting in the Pentagon
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We've got a new national anthem,
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"Stars and Stripes of Corruption"
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This is America , the land I love
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Where I can vote, NONE OF THE ABOVE
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aaa ttttttt iiiii
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a a t i
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a a t i
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a a 1 t 6 iiiii 1
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(oops. re-verse that...)
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Special! Old War Stories Issue.
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[* don't fret the fake teen-masthead. - it was
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in response to seeing this month's Teen PEOPLE
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magazine at the checkout aisle. I have this
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thought in response to the whole concept of a
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"Teen ANYTHING" much less a TEEN people magazine:"
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TEEN THEMES: Taking Advantage Of A Great Trend,
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Or A Subtle Form Of Child Abuse???]
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#'s
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http://www.a16.org
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http://www.igc.org/ncdm
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http://www.shundahai.org
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http://www.thereducers.com
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http://www.thinkgeek.com/whatsnew.html
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http://www.geocities.com/hardcorepinkgirl
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http://unisci.com/stories/20001/0306006.htm
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http://members.home.com/franirvin/soavigil.htm
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http://www.astro.utoronto.ca/~hall/activism.html
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http://metalab.unc.edu/scott-free/story9/story9.html
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http://www.2600.com/hacked_pages/2000/01/www.ifi.gov.co
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http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Club/1563/index2.html
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http://www.truthinmedia.org/Bulletins2000/tim2000-3-3.html
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http://www.nytimes.com/yr/mo/day/news/arts/cia-propaganda.html *
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http://www.sunday-times.co.uk/news/pages/tim/2000/03/17/timnwsnws03010.html
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http://www.wired.com/news/news/politics/story/16401.html
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http://www.commondreams.org/headlines/031000-03.htm
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http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/2680
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http://flag.blackened.net/daver/pics/delayed.jpg
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http://www.daemonnews.org/200003/merger.html
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http://www.stealthismovie.com/watching.html
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http://cosmos.lod.com/~ati/linkback.html
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http://www.mp3.com/stations/bobs_diner
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http://www.dc.net/bowie/links.htm
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http://scene.textfiles.com
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http://come.to/mobdomain
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http://www.roomful.com
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[* if you can't read THAT ONE goto:
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http://www.commondreams.org/headlines/031800-02.htm]
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full moon; can you feel it?
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{LETTUCE}
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Wolfgang Speak is a singer/songwriter/poet/traveller
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.... with a small steel string guitar ..
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.... a few years in the Paris Metro .....
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(he is one of those guys who sing in and out of
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the underground trains that run on rubber wheels)
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across Europe, America, South East Asia,Japan & Australia
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and presently in the new Indonesia
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(nothing like the taste of teargas in the late afternoon sun
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... they cut down all the trees !! )
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The new songs "Where We Going" & "Separation" can be heard at:
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http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/51/wolfgang_speak.html
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ps...
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until the heart is open ... nothing can be done
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bob g
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Hey thanks for the write up,
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kaustubh
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hey if you link to me I'll link back and I'll add you
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to my sister sites
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http://www.geocities.com/hardcorepinkgirl/index.htm
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email me back with your site address if this is ok
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-hcpg-
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[Sure, You know I'm a guy right? I joined Daughters
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of Nadia which freaks people out enough. Now I'm a
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sister site of hardcorepinkgirl. Neato.
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Peace and love,
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marco
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to ati@etext.org
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prime:
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can you print this up? It's incredible.
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Pizza "the" Hutt
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1982 - 8 oz. = small soda : 12 = medium
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2000 - 21 = s : 32 = medium
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anyone care to predict a large soda in 2018?
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"better pull your pickup truck around back."
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-- Comedian Bill Hicks
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to ati:
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awesome.
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the most fun part was the back button effect.
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these kinds of sites are my most favorite.
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they're like a puzzle in a Web site. so much
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information on your sites... so much information...
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i'll never get through it all.
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cheerz,
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j o s h u a
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oy!
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ryan
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to whom it may concern:
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http://www.sylloge.com
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clue train
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to ati@etext.org
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"Amazing Search Engine Secrets Discovered By A
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Computer Illiterate Man in Massachusetts Can
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Practically Hand You the Top Search Engine
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Positions...And Add 1,550 Hits a Day...
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-unsigned-
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[editors note: SHUT UP!]
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{/LETTUCE}
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RANTICLE - by the prime anarchist
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Am I the ONLY journalist to ever publish an article
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about a CODETALKER on OTHER than an ELECTION YEAR?
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"OK, but you're reprinting it on an election
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year," you might say.
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Sure. And you may end up seeing why when you
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get to the end of this great interview I had with
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Forrest Kassanavoid, Comanche Codetalker; from
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Mountaineer news where I worked during my army days.
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[no, I was NOT a psychological-warfare script writer.
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I was a signal soldier, an infantryman, a medic and
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a stringer for the newspaper! Oh and a truckdriver,
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a legal clerk, a gopher, lackey, a typist and an expert
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mopper, buffer and floor-waxer.]
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Basically I'm saying, here is a hero of mine, not
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McCain, not Bush, not Gore, not Bradley and certainly
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not Keyes. In fact, maybe next week I'll discuss
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Hana Ali's father, the famous boxer - to show you
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another huge hero, much more hip and with-it than
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"I couldabeen a nintendo" Bradley. No offense, Bill.
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Great basketball career. Good platforms and stuff.
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Perhaps you could help me get SOA on the bill???
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OK so here you go, the results of my first interview
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with a CODE TALKER. First printed July 20, 1990.
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SIGNAL-SOLDIER HISTORY REVISITED
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Story and Photos by Marc Frucht
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Comanche Code Talker Forrest Kassanavoid told
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soldiers of 124th Sig BN to be proud of their lineage.
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"You have a special relationship with an Indian Tribe
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in Oklahoma," he told them.
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Kassanavoid shared his World War II, 4th infantry div
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experiences with the signal soldiers during a battalion
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sponsored luncheon at Giuseppe's Depot Restaurant,
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Tuesday afternoon.
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The military recruited Comanche, Navajo and Choctaw
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Indians because their native language was harder to crack
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than codes they came up with every day. The Germans and
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Italians were never able to interpret any of the trans-
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missions they'd intercepted which contained the Indian
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languages.
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124th SIG BN boasts campaign history from WWII through
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Vietnam including the Normandy invasion. Back then it was
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called the 4th SIG CO, according to Kassanavoid. Organized
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June 1, 1940 in the Harmony Church area of Fort Benning,
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GA.; the 4th SIG worked under many commanding officers and
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Kassanavoid remembers almost every single one.
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"Let's see," said the code talker, "first there was Capt.
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Terrance Tulley. He was a West Point grad, 1920. Then we got
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Capt. Arthur McCrarey, then 1st Lt. Seoul Christman. He became
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the division signal officer until he was seriously wounded in
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an air attack in Normandy. Then came Capt. Phillip Bragen, and
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hmmmm, a Capt. Dunaway..." He then went on to share all of his
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4th Infantry Division war stories with the signal soldiers.
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As a recruit, the code talker went from Fort Benning, GA.,
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to Camp Gordon, now Fort Gordon and home of Army Signal School.
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[Coincidently where Colonel Kaddaffy, Agosto Pinochet and Manuel
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Noriega all took classes at one time or another.] From there he
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went to Fort Dix, NJ; Camp Gordon Johnson for amphibious
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training; Camp Jackson, SC and then Camp Joyce Kilmer, NJ
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for his portcall.
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Destination? ...(to be continued next 3 or 4 issues
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(like the unabomber series))
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SAY HELO TO OBLIVION
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by szarka
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Dedicated to the memory of Dennis Hebert.
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fairuse: (reprinted with permission
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from a Robert Szarka page "May be copied
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freely if reproduced in its entirety,
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including this notice."
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audrey:~$ nslookup
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Default Server: danger.downcity.net
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Address: 199.105.120.2
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> set type=mx
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> oblivion.com.
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Server: danger.downcity.net
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Address: 199.105.120.2
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oblivion.com preference = 10, mail exchanger = mail.epinet.co.uk
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oblivion.com preference = 20, mail exchanger = floyd.epinet.co.uk
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oblivion.com nameserver = ns1.epinet.co.uk
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oblivion.com nameserver = ns2.epinet.co.uk
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mail.epinet.co.uk internet address = 195.166.35.70
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floyd.epinet.co.uk internet address = 195.166.35.65
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ns1.epinet.co.uk internet address = 195.166.32.7
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ns2.epinet.co.uk internet address = 195.166.35.73
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> exit
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audrey:~$ telnet mail.epinet.co.uk 25
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Trying 195.166.35.70...
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Connected to mail.epinet.co.uk.
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Escape character is '^]'.
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220 mail.epinet.co.uk ESMTP Sendmail 8.9.1/8.7.3; Fri, 25 Feb 2000 05:56:50 GMT
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helo oblivion
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250 mail.epinet.co.uk Hello szarka@audrey.downcity.net
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[199.105.120.9], pleased to meet you
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quit
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221 mail.epinet.co.uk closing connection
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Connection closed by foreign host.
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ATI, Now With 69% More Flavor Crystals & Fat Free Fat.
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YE MORE OLDE WARRE STORRRRRRRRR------EEEEEZ
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by marco [reprinted from his postings
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in bbs's the last couple days]
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It's making me laugh seeing you rag on Cheyenne Mountain
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(NORAD) right after I just read something else in another
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room about cb and ham freq's
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I'll never forget the day I sat in a Hmvwwv rig pulling
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midnite duty downrange on the east slope of norad mountain
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with the US harmy signal corps. None of us knew at the time
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but we were training for the work that we'd end up NOT doing
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in desert storm because of the simple fact that everything
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needs to be air-cooled, and the minute all that sand got stuck
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in both screens our whole 2.6 million dollar system was going
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down for a few hours until someone rated for heating & AC could
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come change what friggen looked to me like a simple air filter!
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But anyhow I digress. I learned how to cheat like a pro that
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day.
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If everything you tried about coordinates wasn't working for your
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system to meet your partners system a mile away both of you pointing
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at the exact space in the sky, either one of you could just face the
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damned thing right due west parallel to the ground right AT NORAD!
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turn the thing up to 9 out of 10 and blast a couple words to your
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partner. Doesn't matter what channel or band you're on even, s/he'll
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hear you, so will everyone else. Then he can take the lazyman's
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sorry, lazyperson's way of walking in toward you til you can fix
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on THEIR rig!
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Works every time.
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:)
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Of course it backfired once almost getting me demoted bigtime
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when some canadian general said these exact words to me that I will
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NEVER forget.
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"Good Afternoon ___ Command Post ____ General ____ speaking; this line
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is unsecure, how may I help you ma'am or sir!"
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and then, "soldier, what the fuck are you doing in my telephone???"
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I powered that sucker down faster than you could say "capn' midnite, hand
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me that fly swatter." Then I called in for a repair insisting that I
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heard sunspots.
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> Well, anyway. I just wanted to quickly
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> say that the MSNBC BS reminds me of a
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> reporting style employed by John Markoff
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> when creating the "notorious,
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> darkside hacker Kevin Mitnick" Myth.
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Very very valid profound point, ________
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You know throughout most of Mitnik's sentence
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I held back an urge to try and elevate peoples'
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view of his plight to one parallelling Leonard Peltier
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or Mumia Abu Jamal or Geronimo Pratt.
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But, call me spineless, I kept quiet due to statute
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of limitations type things where it truly COULD HAVE
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been any one of us. I didn't make any waves around
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that issue at all except around close personal friends.
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Now had Abbie Hoffman still been alive 3 or 4 extra
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years, I might have had the "cocciones" to present
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some really neat guerrilla theatre events around
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every part of that crackdown. Also, if any of you have
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friends who fell victim to Phoenix and Sundevil operations,
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you'll know what I mean when I say in a sense I was a
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gypsy not helping out a jew or a jew not helping an artist,
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or a gay or an irishman or something those years.
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Whether it's safe now or not, I'll write as many letters
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as I can around New England this weekend. Thanks for telling
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us about it.
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marco
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[referring to: well, uh, let's just say, if you
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don't know; you'd better not ask...]
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"I shouldn't do this, but a Peru refill please,"
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"I won't tell if you don't," she smiles.
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Drink up, it's a long way to the beanery. And
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StarBucks is NOT just around the corner.
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Conspeer -
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-acy theer -
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-ee of the year
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Was Altamont the system's direct response to Woodstock?
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Payola hearings - Aparthood's response to Moondog House
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bringing Chuck Berry up?
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Did Hubert Humphrey kill MLK just so James Brown could
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sing "Say it loud, I'm Black & I'm proud?"
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Did Clinton go on MTV just so Vaclav Havel would court
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Bianca Jagger, Phil Collins, AND Nancy Kissinger?
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Did Nixxon kill John Lennon because he couldn't kill
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Jesus, or just because his "deportation" idea got rejected?
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They'd buy Bob Dylan if they thought they could.
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Or have they???
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I saw my first IMAX hat today around town. Will there be
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many prior to a theatre "arriving" here? In the name of
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"product recognition?"
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I wonder how many surveys the next few months I'll be
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asked to fill out about [pick a topic; any topic] where
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there's IMAX words dotted all 'round throughout?
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PRILOSEC - SIDE EFFECTS confirmed 3 different ways
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over months Nov, dec, jan, feb, mar, '99 and '00.
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1) Drop in body temperature.
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2) Anal leakage
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3) Dry mouth.
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[call your harmacist to request these and more]
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What the heck is a "nailable steel floor" on a train?
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PRESS RELEASE
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BERKELEY Sunday, March 26, 2000, 4-8pm, Unitarian
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Fellowship Hall, 1924 Cedar St. (at Bonita)
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~Dear Friends of the Forests~
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Julia "Butterfly" Hill will be in Berkeley at an
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activist-oriented event on Sunday, March 26th, from
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4-8:00 pm. This is the eve of her book signing tour.
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Please come and show your support, network with
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fellow activists and like-minded folks, hear great
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music, watch video footage, and more.
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Julia's new book, "The Legacy of Luna", and audio
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& video tapes will be available for purchase.
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Please tell your friends, and I hope to see you
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there!
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The Ecology Center, Berkeley: 510 548-2220 ext. 233
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http://www.ecologycenter.org
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BUMPER STICKER IDEA OF THE WEEK:
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IF YOU LOVE YOUR FREEDOM
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THANK SOMEONE WHO'S
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AVERTED OVER 15 WARS.
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KISSINGER - Batting 290
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[PAWN] - And in anarchist world news:
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Harry Belafonte quit NetAid saying it's turned into
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a trade show promoting the UN and Cisco Routers. He
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questioned the disbursement of proceeds, asserting they
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would be processed through the United Nations and Cisco
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before reaching the poor.
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[ -sounds like my decades-old fight with United Way,
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AmWay, 501c3 people and basically the general all-around
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multi-level network marketing of Jesus Christ ]
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German Briceno, after admitting to killing Ingrid
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Washinawatok, Lahe'ena'e Gay and Terence Freitas somewhere
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between Venezuela and Colombia, will not have to go
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to Menominee and formally apologize to Ingrid's family
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or anywhere else in the US to apologize for his actions.
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It seems the Colombian government likes him about as much
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as the Greek Government likes PT Veliotis of Subway, er,
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uh, I mean submarine fame.
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[prime saying, this drug war. what a FARCe]
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Do you like Triphlyphosphate, sodium stearoyl, lactylate,
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DATEM, ammonium sulfate, potassium iodate, and azodicarbonamide?
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Get that and then some at a yellow and brown sandwich shop
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nearest you.
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MEMO
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a found pome
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by prime anarchist
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dedicated: PIP (Postal Insty Press)
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CIP =
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customer is primitive
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continuous improvement process
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consumer is product
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consumerism in progress
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cheesiness is preferred
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crap into production
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careless if practical
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callousness is proven
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care isn't primary
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courtesy is pathetic
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"Around the world in a day"
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Closest I've come to hearing a lyric from Ricki
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Martin. A real lyric. He can't have written that,
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could he?
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& NEXT WEEK IN ATI - The all new Understatement Issue.
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Lots of it. Because we're really big on understatement.
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ATI is pretty good.
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Part II of the Codetalker interview
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More School of the Americas stuff
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Lettuce
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Rants, reviews and raves.
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And the usual bunch of Diderots quotes.
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Send gripes, handi-wipes and chocolate cookies to:
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ati@etext.org
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