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Jabou Joh <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 25 Jun 2002 01:37:56 EDT
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In a message dated 6/24/2002 10:28:16 PM Central Daylight Time,
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>
> Their hodgepodge of rules and statutes either now or soon will remake the
> nation, providing local police with sweeping federal authority, pushing the
> military and CIA directly into everyday domestic politics, and sanctioning
> indefinite detention without a charge or even a court hearing. Immigration
> policy already has disintegrated into the random search and arrest of
> anyone with dark skin. College students are to be singled out on the basis
> of ethnic background and required to carry special identity papers. In the
> rather near future, all citizens will be registered in a national database
> that includes criminal records, welfare payments, delinquent loans, credit
> card debt, and so on. Committees of local vigilantes are on the way to
> being sanctioned as legitimate militias assigned to root out terrorists,
> just as the Ku Klux Klan was after the Civil War.
>

Well, Apartheid is somewhat over only to have a re-birth with a new twist
here in the United States, with the help of George Bush who should win an
award for his uncanny ability to forever use 9/11 as a passport to unleash
his masterplan upon the World, and Ariel Sharon  who has already been
practicing his own brand of apartheid on the Palestinians  long before 9/11.
Together, these two will turn the whole World into a concentration camp for
the poor and the helpless, decidng the fate of everybody, from sovereign
states to the average man and woman in the farthese corner of the World,
deciding which leaders  people  in their own countries should have, and which
ones to get rid of. What a World!

While a good portion of the people in the World  devote valuable time to
insignificant things, everything  is in chaos; as others are busy mapping out
our fate every waking moment. Helas!

Jabou Joh

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