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br> -- D. Duggan /p> p> An alternative ad would have Mr. Ford finishing his attack ad in church and then walking out to meet some Playboy bunnies and driving into the sunset with them. br> -- C. Baker /p> p> SEIGNEURY OF SARK br> Re: Hal G.P. Colebatch 's Lament for Sark : /p>

Another wonderful and insightful article by Mr. Colebatch. As I read the piece I found that I was not simply agreeing with the shame of it all that when something ain't broke, it don't need fixin'. No, I found myself saying something like "Isn't it always the case."

So in this tiny piece of God's world, where the folks were relatively content with their lot in life, here comes a wealthy liberal. Now said liberal cannot stand all this peace and tranquility and contentedness. No, he or she must stir up trouble amongst the populace and change the atmospherics forever. These rich liberals simply cannot leave well enough alone, there must be conflict amongst the inhabitants.

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