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Posted by Who sent the khow how to produce on October 26, 2002 at 18:42:55 from (206.214.174.103):
In Reply to: Re: Great man posted by larry h on October 26, 2002 at 18:11:03:
chemical weapons the Iraq. The high and mighty GOP didn't seem too caring for the poor women and children Saddam murdered with this technology. OH yes the God fearing GOP who wants the helpless to fend for them selves in this country while they allow big business tax breaks or allow them to sell products made in China by child slave labor. Even DFLers have turned a blind eye but not the good Paul Wellstone. You stick with your GOP who would sooner go back to straw bosses with sticks or whips and you sweating on the line for a dollar an hour. I'll be proud to stick with people like Paul Wellstone. God rest his soul.
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