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Clarke is about as believable as Michael Moore. Which is to say that, unfortunately, plenty of people will buy and read his book after seeing it on 60 Minutes.

Some of my family saw "Bowling for Columbine" a couple of months ago, and I was unable to persuade them how many lies were involved in it, beginning with the prearrangement to license the gun a week before the incident was filmed, so it looked as if you could walk right into the bank and be given a gun.

It would have been much better to have scotched this snake before he had time to add his contribution to the spin machine. Which is to say that Bush made a serious mistake trying to be kind and bipartisan, leaving all these venemous clintonoid traitors in his administration who could write books, leave their jobs, and be announced on the media as critics of Bush from within his own administration.

In fact, the clintonoids still in place are undoubtedly doing far more damage than the ones who have quit and run to the media.

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Some of my family saw "Bowling for Columbine" a couple of months ago, and I was unable to persuade them how many lies were involved in it, beginning with the prearrangement to license the gun a week before the incident was filmed, so it looked as if you could walk right into the bank and be given a gun.

I don't know if it will work or not, but you may want to check out "Innocents Betrayed", a video by the Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership (www.jpfo.org). Pretty powerful antedote.