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Subject: Re: The Key for Personal Email Postcards (Solution!)

Author: alan palmer

Date: 07:00:10 04/02/03

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On April 02, 2003 at 06:38:08, Rolf Tueschen wrote:

>On April 01, 2003 at 19:59:26, alan palmer wrote:
>
>>Its one thing to discuss the issues involved but sending these type of emails to
>>individuals makes it personal and thats out of order.
>
>
>
>Objection! Ok, I don't know you and have no idea of your involvement into CC but
>the key for a better understanding of these PERSONAL emails, are ____ now your
>turn ... have you no idea? The key for these personal cynical postcards is the
>PERSONAL connection estimated by the sender with the addressees. Ok, but the two
>mentioned addrressees already refused to show any kind of personal concern. BOTH
>have reacted as if they were sitting on Dubya's lap or Laura's?  :)
>
>
>Folks IF WE here in the community lose the rest of our humour, call it cynism,
>that is so important for any kind of intellectual living, then we've lost the
>battle of our lives. We ain't no such fools, no?
>
>It's astonishing that you saw the main key but you waved your arms as if you had
>discovered the abyss of Evil. But the key is designed to be our only hope!
>I can only advise to go into personal talks between all of you, Europeans and
>Americans alike.
>
>Rolf Tueschen

Are you for real? Of course its personal: why send them to the individuals
concerned otherwise. Emails to individuals are by their very nature, PERSONAL.
As for whether Bruce took the emails personally I suggest you read his comments
again. If it was a general comment about the war why not just post on the
relevant site and leave it at that. As for my involvement with this site (why
should that be mentioned), i was not aware i needed to post my C.V. before I
made a comment - I will comment where i think fit.

Your comments re addresses etc is pontificating crap.



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