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In article <1h8l38INN7f0@agate.berkeley.edu> dev.null (Serdar Argic is a fool) writes:
>I am curious what "Serdar Argic", the AI daemon dedicated to defending
>the honor of the Turks against those evil Armenians, will do with this
>article.
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>Joe Buck	jbuck@ohm.berkeley.edu

  I am still trying to figure out what genocide has to do with news 
administration policies.  I did notice that the quotes have been
reasonably accurate, but no permission to copy has been given to
quote these major passages.  At least one of the documents being quoted
includes the statement "No part of this work may be reproduced in any way
without permission of ...".  Does this mean that he is violating copyright
laws and the Berne Convention, and therefore using the net for illegal 
acts?

  In his defense, he has a right (in the U.S.) to say the things he is saying.
I just wish that he understood that his methods have alienated a great many
people who still feel that what is going on in Eastern Europe is horrific. 
People that feel very deeply that what is going on is wrong and should be
stopped, and are trying through the PROPER CHANNELS.  I don't really think
that news.admin.policy is the correct place.

  Sergar, please talk to the U.N.  They are waffleing on whether to do 
anything about the internal affairs of your country.  Make them see your 
point, and make them do something about it.  I don't want to add you to my
kill file, but I may have to if you don't stick the the charter of this group.

Dave Burgess