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To: Jay777

True, but O'Reilly might go wild with this if you can get his attention - he was really ripping apart the ACLU the other night, and the left-liberal legal culture in Florida has also been a big interest of his with that terrorist scum professor in Florida now on trial.....


20 posted on 08/07/2005 10:36:47 PM PDT by Enchante (Kerry's mere nuisances: Marine Barracks '83, WTC '93, Khobar Towers, Embassy Bombs '98, USS Cole!!!)
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To: Enchante

I've emailed O'Reilly with so much stuff, and he always ignores me. Maybe if enough of us freepers were to email him this he might report on it?


22 posted on 08/07/2005 11:25:01 PM PDT by Jay777 (My personal blog: www.stoptheaclu.com)
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To: Enchante
O' Reilly has Florida's number. Did you know that the exhibit "Bodies" is at the MOSI museum in Tampa for six months? The donated bodies weren't really donated at all because they are all from China. And, the premise is that these bodies were "unclaimed". Highly unlikely considering that the have a ballet dancer, a soccer player and another man who looks like he was running away when he was struck down.

Florida is a sick place and our tax dollars are paying for it. Dr. Mengela made victims into lampshades, why not China turning them into exhibits?

Bodies, the exhibit is next door to where Sami Al Arian taught at USF and he's now on trial in Tampa Federal Court.

George Soros, the ACLU, atheists of Florida, and scientology mixes with the GOP in Florida which gives "red state" a completely different interpretation.

33 posted on 08/08/2005 7:39:18 AM PDT by floriduh voter ( Fla chicks AGAINST CRIST, EVERETT RICE, JIM KING & euthanazi's everywhere)
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