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2 total messages Started by Keith Dancey Fri, 03 Oct 1986 21:32
Congratulations to US Congress
#4709
Author: Keith Dancey
Date: Fri, 03 Oct 1986 21:32
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Following the Senate vote on sanctions against South Africa, I think
congratulations are in order.
 
At last, the US Congress has given a moral lead.  The European Economic
Community, on the other hand, is an absolute disgrace.
 
'I think, therefore I am' - Does that mean Ronald Reagan doesn't exist?
 
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Re: Congratulations to US Congress
#4710
Author: Robert Wald
Date: Tue, 07 Oct 1986 00:24
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In article <1721@rlvd.UUCP>, kgd@rlvd.UUCP (Keith Dancey) writes:
 
>Following the Senate vote on sanctions against South Africa, I think
>congratulations are in order.
 
  Yes, I agree. But this was a STUPID place to post it. I, for one of
many, view this as the last straw before unsubscribing. Now there are
perhaps valid things that this group should have been used for (which
mod.announce will not carry) which people should see, but as we all
unsubscribe, there will be no group for the info.
  Congratulations.
 
(excuse the grammar, but who cares)
-Rob Wald  (Princeton University User Services)
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