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To: ztect who wrote (9834)	2/13/1999 11:11:00 AM
From: xyz	of 40688

I think our new governor may be one of the few politicians that does not lie. You may have heard of him, Jesse (the body) Ventura. On the news the other night some people were complaining about him not supporting state "benefits" for single parents and his answer was "I don't mean to be callous, but why did you become a single parent". They sure didn't like to hear that one. He obviously tells people what he thinks and not what he thinks they want to hear like the typical politician. He said he will tell the truth to the people whether they like it or not. So far he seems to be holding up that end. It's about time someone started to ask people to be responsible for the choices THEY made.

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To: xyz who wrote (9851)	2/13/1999 11:46:00 AM
From: xyz	of 40688

Well here we go, this sounds like a comittment to me: If you "enter" the PNLK site ( I am a full member), the crawling text at the bottom of the screen shows the following phrases which are repeated over and over: "Pronetlink will launch at end of March" "Today's news (click here)" "Pronetlink will launch at end of March" "Search over 2.75 million companies worldwide" "During the FREE TRIAL you will have limited access to some features" "Pronetlink will launch at end of March" it then just repeats the above. I think we may have a firm time frame here, they must be pretty confident to put this right up front on the website once you enter. Comments anyone????/ Todd

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To: Dixie7777 who wrote (9835)	2/13/1999 1:33:00 PM
From: Siber	of 40688

Yes he is a scum bucket. No doubt about that. Actually those were kind words...I've got a few better ones but I'd probably be tossed off by the SI membership committee for saying them. LOL But look on the bright side. If any of us (the "ordinary" people) are ever required to testify before a Grand Jury....we get to lie our faces off and not get punished for it. The highest law enforcer in the land has just set the precedent for lying. A dangerous precedent but it is a precedent nevertheless. It is in the history books not to mention all case law that it is OK to lie on an "as need" basis. Who can now dispute that perjury or obstruction of justice is a criminal offense? The downside is...that criminals will abound. Sad but true, Helene

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