>>> Dennis Menard on Ethics 
 DM> You believe, then, that McVeigh and Nichols are not guilty?
No.  I've merely listened to the proponents of such claims.  Down load the 
file, and you'll get some insights.  Maybe they're not the only guilty ones.  
By its very nature, conspiracy stuff is hard to substantiate.  
On the other hand our government has a poor reputation.  The Iran/Contra 
cover up an example.  What ever happen to   In the Kennedy assassination 
there is still debate about forensic evidence.  I have question about Casey's 
demise.  It was just -too- convenient.  
As for police violence in USA, we have a reputation amongst political 
activists for being a police state.  Police violence surfaces only in unusual 
circumstances, like a bystander's photos, and is just as hard to prove and 
prosecute.  What's our reputation next door?  The file server will let you 
know all of the rumors.  Me, I'm going to check out www.amnesty.org, Amnesty 
International to see what substantiation of these rumors I can find.  BTW, 
what's the rumors about Canada?
 DM> ... Death: Nature's way of saying "Slow down!"
Nope, that's old age.  Death says stop.?
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