-[ Quoting William Elliot , to Dennis Menard ]-
 DM> You believe, then, that McVeigh and Nichols are not guilty?
 WE> No.  I've merely listened to the proponents of such claims.  Down load
 WE> the file, and you'll get some insights.  Maybe they're not the only
 WE> guilty ones.  By its very nature, conspiracy stuff is hard to
 WE> substantiate.
I've sent off the request ... they seem to be slow, though; perhaps I will
get it tomorrow.
 WE> As for police violence in USA, we have a reputation amongst political
 WE> activists for being a police state.  Police violence surfaces only in
 WE> unusual circumstances, like a bystander's photos, and is just as hard
 WE> to prove and prosecute.  What's our reputation next door?  The file
 WE> server will let you know all of the rumors.  Me, I'm going to check out
 WE> www. amnesty.org, Amnesty International to see what substantiation of
 WE> these rumors I can find.  BTW, what's the rumors about Canada?
Police violence?  Recently, at the APEC summit in Vancouver, B.C., there
was some controversy over the police use of pepper spray on protestors who
were peacefully, and legally, exercising their rights (ie, though the most
concern involved the apparent role of the federal gov't in requesting, um,
aggressive measures be taken to avoid embarrassing those attendees who may
have been most sensitive to criticism of their record re: human rights).
Tsk tsk, in Canada, for goodness sake; shame.  I am certain there is far
more abuse in this country, too, than we ever hear about.  I note that
checking News for December on www.amnesty.org makes no mention of this
incident, at all.  However, it was a major item on both the BCTV News as
well as the National News in Canada.
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