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matso@dtek.chalmers.se (Mats Olsson) writes:

> In article <s4g5Xc1w165w@aroga.com>, Orion <orion@aroga.com> wrote:
> >matso@dtek.chalmers.se (Mats Olsson) writes:
> >>     No offense, but statistics like this just goes to prove what Mark Twai
> >> said about lies.
> > >  Don't tell me....tell InterPol (that you think they're lying).
> 
>     Nah, I just think that what the InterPol has done is add up what every
> country reports as its own "Violent Crime" statistics. As each country is
> free to define what a "Violent Crime" is, any attempt at comparing
> countries is useless.
> 
>     Basically, a case of comparing apples to oranges.



  Like I said...if you think InterPol is dumb enough (or dishonest 
enough) to deliberately offer up false comparisions, tell *them* about 
it.  Or do you think that your theory is some sort of 'revelation'?  Are 
they going to slap themselves in the head and say "Damn!  I *knew* we 
should have been more careful..."?

  (but, in case I didn't make it clear, there is more than one source to 
state the same thing...at least while comparing Canada and the US.  Or do 
you think StatsCan and the FBI are in on this 'collusion' too?)  ;)