From: Brett Paatsch (bpaatsch@bigpond.net.au)
Date: Tue Aug 05 2003 - 05:38:02 MDT
Hubert Mania <humania@t-online.de> writes:
> Lee gave one more example of his power of imagination:
>
> > By the way, speaking of terrorism, let's all practice
> > what we will say the day that the first terrorist nuke
> > goes off in the U.S., probably in 2005:
> >
> > Hubert: Man's inhumanity to man reaches unacceptable
> > heights---but the Americans did ask for it.
>
> Not too bad an interpretation of what I might feel then,
> maybe with the extension:
> ". . .But now let's forget all the quarrels and ideological
> gulfs and get our asses over there to help"
>
> But, well, I hope we never know.
> As long as your scenario is still a fiction, let me add
> another reaction from two list members:
>
> Paul Grant / Brett Paatsch (on page 2385 of their mutually
> written manifesto that is published only three months after
> the event, they say): "Before we get into the details of the
> DNA strand of terrorist no.13., let us swiftly repeat the
> implications of the insights from chapter 134 until chapter
> 256 of this little paper..."
Actually that *is* kinda funny :-)
Regards,
Brett
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