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Posted by Binder-Man on March 08, 2003 at 05:32:50 from (216.166.202.66):
In Reply to: Pray for peace posted by Gary in TX on March 07, 2003 at 17:13:53:
People have been praying for peace about this going on now for 12 years, and it keeps getting worse over sea's. This man needs to to stopped, and stopped NOW!! Our trouble is we give to many time limits and tell them when we are coming, stop the crap and go in turn it into a parking lot, take control of the oil wells,untill a new government is established and can handle it's own.I think we all remember what happened in Viet Nam with politicians running the show, it's a miracle any of use came home!!!!!!! Praying helps but it isn't going to clear this mess up! Binder-Man
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