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Re: bushismFrom: Dr Eberhard W Lisse (el@ac.lisse.NA)Fri Nov 12 23:08:15 2004
Besides the fact that this has nothing to do with Obstetrics or Gynaecaology, I have to tell you that my sympathy with this loss of life is limited. At least they had a choice, it is my understanding that none of them were forced at gunpoint to join up, and casualties are an ocupational hazard. In particular if you illegally attack a country and violate very single provision of the Geneva Convention. And the permanent whining about this is just nauseating. But then we have had this here before repeatedly, American lives are much more precious than Sudanese, Ruandan, Iraquian or Puerto Rican for that matter. Can we stop this drivel now and return to Obstetrics and Gynaecology, please? el
In message <200411130535.iAD5Z3P18448@dns.obgyn.net>, Efrain Ramirez writes:
> 6 Puerto Ricans have died in this war -- we -even as USA citizens can
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