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On 5/10/2010 11:42 PM, Orchid XP v8 wrote:
>> There is that too. But, mostly, in the US, if you print *facts* about
>> what the other side saw happen to them, or what took place that wasn't
>> mentioned in dear old granddad's, or just dad's history books, its
>> "revisionism". Removing say.. Thomas Jefferson from history books, to
>> replace him with St. Thomas Aquinas, on the other hand, is seen as
>> "fixing" a deficit in US history, and upholding its "Christian"
>> heritage... >>head -> desk<<
>
> ...that's actually kinda scary.
>
Oh, yes.. And again with Acorn.. An organization cleared of *any* wrong
doing, which got defunded and closed its doors as a result of
maleficence, misinformation, and false accusations, by some ass that
faked ***all*** of the evidence he claimed he had against them. Yeah..
So, lets see the transparency of the people that backed *him* while he
did it.
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else
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