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To: rightwingextremist1776
Throughout Brooklyn Borough Hall, there are portraits of white-haired, white men in colonial-style clothes. A few include plaques with a name, but most have no identifications at all.

"We don't have a clue who these folks are," Markowitz said.

Try looking in a history book. You still have those in Brooklyn, don't you?

3 posted on 01/16/2002 10:28:59 AM PST by aomagrat
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Try looking in a history book. You still have those in Brooklyn, don't you?

Ok, someone who LIVES in Brooklyn; could you please take a LOOK into one of the kids 'history' books to actually SEE if those guys are still in there today?

32 posted on 01/16/2002 10:55:14 AM PST by Elsie
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Try looking in a history book. You still have those in Brooklyn, don't you?

Now, now, as dumb as these people sound, it's quite likely they cannot read.

138 posted on 01/17/2002 6:53:27 AM PST by Bigg Red
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What a huge irony, that RATS tend to live around regions so rich in American Revolutionary events and artifacts, like, Manhattan, New Jersey, Boston, etc.

It sickens me that this t*rd probably never read an adult account of the life of GW and how miraculous his life was.

His existence, actions, and presence, at certain times, assured the founding of the United States.

Nothing is more unlikely to have happened than the founding of the United States, and nothing is as singular and as dramatic as the life of Washington to demonstrate the hand of Providence (as Washington would have said) in the founding of our nation.

What a cretin this politician is.

146 posted on 01/17/2002 7:24:04 AM PST by caddie
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