Re: U.N. 'furious' as Myanmar aid 'seized'

On Sat, 10 May 2008 08:54:54 +0700, Good soldier
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'furious' as
Myanmar aid 'seized': 
wrote/and/or quoted:
>>>[TO DETER TROLLS PLEASE DON'T QUOTE IN FULL MY POST]
>have been doing for hundreds of years and the students, apparently,
>for a week. Note: They were not helping by supplying materials, only
>unskilled labor.
oh oh this sounds like the peace corp of the 60's
these young people were the "antiwar pacifists" - refused draft and
exchanged
for peace corp
that was the time when these usans knew very little of malaya/malaysia--
they
thought the malayans lived up the coconut trees.
one got his teeth pulled out before coming here because there were no
denists
here.
all the couples used contraceptives/condoms 
all were paid the "local pays" but did not tell us that a large wad was
kept in
their usa bank waiting for them when they returned.
once a month, the head of the peace corp of each state, re****ted to jalan
broadrick of the state progress-- whatever it was.
they were the fifth column


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