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Anyone who parrots the line of the three networks, CNN, Time, Newsweek, etc., without considering the evidence contradicting the party line that Terri Schiavo is in a permanent vegetative state, that Michael Schiavo is a loving husband, etc., as developed on conservative Web sites and talk radio is one of the sheeple.

I never mentioned Michael Schiavo. I have said that numerous courts found that it was TERRI"S WISH not to live in her current state. You now have a small group of zealots that are all gung ho about the government coming into a private matter and forcing a woman to live against her wishes.

But what do I know, I'm just a sheeple.

But it is NOT true, Terri never said she would want to be starved and dehydrated to death. She left no living will. In fact, Michael sued for a large amount of money for her rehabilitation, has stated that he doesn't know what she would have wanted. I sure would not want to be starved to death - it is a barbaric way to die.

We have here Judge Greer who is in a frenzy to have Terri die for whatever reason. And he has overstepped his authority, dismissed laws at his whim, and denied Terri due process.

I have said that numerous courts found that it was TERRI"S WISH not to live in her current state.

Of course, these are the findings of the famed Florida judicial system, the very one that ratified the electoral fraud in Palm Beach and Broward Counties in 2000 that, had the U.S. Supreme Court not overturned the Florida courts, would have placed Al Gore, a man more radical than Bill or even Hillary Clinton, in the Oval Office.

The only testimony that Terri Schiavo wished to die came from Michael Schiavo. For numerous reasons, including statements in sworn testimony that allege he said "when is that b____ gonna die"; his boasts of what he would do with the insurance money he would receive upon Terri's death; his refusal to allow nursing home personnel to provide occupational, speech, and physical therapy; his intimidation of staff members who tried to help; his refusal to allow medication such as antibiotics; and his common law relationship with another woman by whom he has fathered two children, Michael Schiavo's statements regarding Terri's wishes cannot be reasonably accepted.

But I do not believe the liberal media. You evidently do.