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p> Strange that the Jesus tax and Ten Commandments issue turn up in the same state, same story. The Decalogue forbids covetousness, Jesus was big on following the Ten Commandments, the Jesus tax is based on coveting your neighbors possessions (money). Somebody ought to help these people sort out the internal contradictions in their worldview. br> -- unsigned /p> p> THE ADDITION, IF YOU PLEASE br> Re: Francis X. Rocca's Nous Sommes Tous Antiaméricains : /p>

Mr. Rocca's article pretty much paints the rationale of why we are all tired of the Europeans. Rumsfeld was more right than we could ever have imagined between "Old" and "New" Europe. And quite frankly we should accommodate our old friends. The U.S., like a good gardener, knows when to pack up the tools once the flower beds are done. And like a good gardener, we should leave a bill under the front door --

p>• Two World Wars, pruned. br> • Two economies, well fertilized. br> • One NATO defense, spray for Warsaw Pact tanks, 40 yr. strength.. br> • Their freedoms, priceless /p>

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