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To: woofie
This POS isn't worthy for Rumsfeld (whose has spent his life serving his country) to clean his shoes on: He was kicked out of Mexico for working with the Marxist Zapatistas, recently came to Taos and brought all the charm and erudition of SF with him:

"Conant, who was active in the San Francisco Bay Area's poetry scene in the early 90s, just moved to Taos a year ago. For the last sev-eral years, he has traveled exten-sively and been a free-lance writer for progressive magazines and the Hesperian Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to publishing books and educational materials around the world to promote community health. "My professional work informs my creative writing, and visa versa," he said. Friday night, he will be reading from his first novel, a work in progress called " Yanqui Go Home," a fictional account of a time he spent in Chiapas, Mexico, working with the Zapatista move-ment. He was arrested and thrown out of the country, and this novel is about the last few months in Mex-ico and the first few months back here in the United States.

16 posted on 03/24/2007 10:49:12 AM PDT by 3AngelaD
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To: 3AngelaD

I wish we could throw the SOB out of the US. There are tons of leftists who spout anti-American nonsense but would never in a million years give up their US passport.


27 posted on 03/24/2007 10:54:14 AM PDT by Aikonaa
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To: 3AngelaD; kcvl; aculeus; Billthedrill; AnAmericanMother; Xenalyte; woofie; Tijeras_Slim; ...
Courtesy of kcvl, strong evidence that being “active in the San Francisco Bay Area’s poetry scene” has nothing to do with writing poetry.
106 posted on 03/24/2007 12:19:05 PM PDT by dighton
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