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FRIEND,

As are you, Brandon and

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are intelligent and awesome. May you have an awesome day.

A succinct warning: Elements of the Mossad, sated with cash from the murderous and destructive narcotics trade -- for example, according to Reader's Digest, cocaine alone costs US businesses, and stockholders and employees, $30+ billion per year (!) -- are using some medical, pharmacy, and food service workers to murder men, women, and children, something Adolph Hitler or Ted Bundy would do. (A certain tasteless acid, for instance, causes cancer.) Victor Ostrovsky's books By Way of Deception (a #1 The New York Times best-seller) and The Other Side of Deception: A Rogue Agent Exposes the Mossad's Secret Agenda offers elucidation -- such as the Mossad's attempted murder of President George Bush, its complicity in the murders of hundreds of US Citizens and Marines, its recruitment of medical workers, and its narcotics-dealing and very deceptive ways -- as does James Ennes, Jr.'s Assault on the Liberty, which details the attack on the USS Liberty, an attack which caused the deaths of 34 US Citizens and Navy Personnel (the following is a concise summary of the book), as does the following Daily News article:

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While many believe so, I do not know if elements of the Mossad were responsible for, or partly complicit in, the terrorist attacks of 9/11, attacks which caused the deaths of thousands of men, women, and children, stole billions upon billions of dollars of hard-earned money from pensioners and business people, destroyed companies, caused many individuals to go to bed hungry at night, and ended up costing, world-wide, hundreds of billions, if not trillions, of dollars, but the information at

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, which was aired on such programs as Fox News and MSNBC and printed in Business Week and The New York Times, raises pointed questions.

Regarding the narcotics trade, President of the International Narcotics Control Board, Philip Emafo, put it excellently when he stated: "Drug trafficking does not contribute to economic growth and prosperity [rather it] destabilizes the state, the economy, and civil society apart from the damage to long-term economic development." On top of this, elements of the Mossad have decided to become serial-killers/terrorists and murder men, women, and children.

Sincerely,

NICK

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bill.sloman

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Pooh Bear

Oh! I see! It was one o' them ree-torrycal questions! ;-P

But, there's too much money to be made by keeping the sheeple in fear of the boogeyman.

Most people don't want Freedom, they want Mommy.

Thanks, Rich

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Rich Grise

Laughter may indeed be the best medicine, but a good sneer now and then doesn't hurt. ;-)

Best regards, Spehro Pefhany

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Spehro Pefhany

So why don't these industrial barons want to expand their market to cover those people who don't get a buzz out of alcohol or nicotine, but do like cannabis, or opiates or cocaine? It's very odd.

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Bill Sloman, Nijmegen
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bill.sloman

In article , wrote: [...]

Now there's a sourse to trust!

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Ken Smith

When I read Reader's Digest as a kid - in Tasmania your read anything that you could get your hands on - the CIA were planting anti-communist propaganda articles at the rate of about one in four. Who is subsidising Reader's digest these days?

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Bill Sloman, Nijmegen
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bill.sloman

Only an ignorant man would fall for that bizarre proposition. Neither cannabis nor optiates nor cocaine are hallicinogens, and none of the drugs that do give you hallucinations put you in touch with any unvarnished truth, or anything except the murky depths of your own unconcious.

The neocons are probably ingnorant and unsophisticated enough to fall for that Timothy Leary balderdash, but they already show many other signs of mental incompetence. It really was _Nancy_ Regan who consulted astrologers on Ron's behalf, even before he started getting Alzheimers, a bit before he started his second term?

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Bill Sloman, Nijmegen
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It\'s because hallucinogenics present a picture of reality which
leads to the discovery of unvarnished truth, and that picture
threatens the governments which control the industrial barons.    

You\'re not an ignorant man, so smoke a joint and find out for
yourself what it\'s all about.
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John Fields

It worked in 1919, so it should work today:

The Federal Council of Churches issued a statement that said in part, "individual liberty must be controlled in the interest of public welfare."

The industrial barons will not bite the hand that feed it.

donald

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Donald 

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Cannabis _is_ a hallucinogenic, and is specifically why I picked it
out of that trio.
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John Fields

It's because they're puritanical, and pleasure of any kind is a sin, and it's their divinely appointed duty to make absolutely sure that nobody sins.

Thanks, Rich

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Richard the Dreaded Libertaria

I'll drink to that! %-}

Rich

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Rich Grise

...

Well, where, other than the murky depths of your own unconscious, do you suppose they _hid_ the unvarnished truth?

Did you hear the story about the time the demons took over and decided to hide God? "Well, where should we hide him, where people will never find him?" "On the top of the highest mountain!" "Nah, that's no good, people like to climb mounatins - somebody would find him." "How about at the bottome of he deepest ocean?" "Nah, humans are pretty resourceful - they'll eventually get there..." and so on, until one of the demons says,

"I've got it! I know the one place no human will ever ever look!" "Where's that" "Inside themselves."

Cheers! Rich

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Rich Grise

Oh, bullshit.

If you believe this, you're a fool, or maybe merely an idiot.

You've obviously either never done cannabis, or you have some psychosis that predisposes you to spontaneous hallucination, but cannabis is _not_ a hallucinogen.

It _is_ a euphoriant, however - maybe that's what terrifies you so much. =:-O

Thanks, Rich

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Rich Grise

--- Yes, if I believed "this" I'd have to be, wouldn't I?

If you don't believe Cannabis Sativa can be hallucinogenic then I suspect you've never done anything polyploid or good Thai stick or you've forgotten (more like it) what it's like to do anything but the twigs and floor sweepings you get from the folks that pity you. Or you're smoking Cannabis Indica...

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--- Yes, well, whatever gets you through the night, Rich.

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--- And how, exactly did you come to that conclusion?

-- John Fields Professional Circuit Designer

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John Fields

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