Palpatine doesn't know squat whcih means you, as his toady, knows less than squat.
Statements some here have made about Schiavo are clearly defamatory.
Just how would one go about defaming a worm?
If Schiavo is the evil, greedy man some here say he is, then he would dearly love to make some spending money by filing defamation suits, wouldn't he?
Whats he gonna do, file a class action defamatory lawsuit against 100 million Americans whose opinion is that he belongs in a package with TROJAN marked on it?
Should make for lots of discovery Wacky, eh? --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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