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182 /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\
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/ /
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/You are tooned /
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/ 2 wATI. zine / dateline:
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/ radio 93. / 711ordoubles99
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/ / sunday 9pm
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Sublime
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a pome by Ima "Delicious" Apple
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aka: cocopelli
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When your first tip is
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a heads-up Penny
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And Van Morrisson seduces a
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Brown Eyed Girl on your car
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Stereo
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You know you're either
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About to get hit by a
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Mack Truck or
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Have a great day.
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----<><><><>----
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hola,
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how's it going? Prime here to tell
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you, are you happy about the millenium
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or what?
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How many judges do you know? Are
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any of them NOT wearing glasses? Do
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you know if THEY'RE wearing contacts?
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Is it me, or is justice nearsighted?
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I overheard this in an "uppy"
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restaurant this morning:
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"We're gonna take the boat over.
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Pretend we're on a cruise."
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And I'm reprinting this from a magazine
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and that's about it for "publisher" stuff.
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On to a brand new mag, eh?
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"The doors that look interesting are
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locked, while every unlocked door uncovers
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another sullen wage earner, frozen to her
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till by the manager's posted rules- or
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worse, a face fresh from a weekend of
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corporate workshops, desperate to move
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product and earn enough to buy that dream
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home."
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-James Mackinnon
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from http://www.adbusters.org article
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"DERIVE: Adrift in the Magic City."
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----<><><><>----
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All New, ATI numbers run, with
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more flouride and stannous!
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----<><><><>----
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http://www.lizbekistan.com
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http://www.usu.edu/~cnr/quinney/jan-lib.htm
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http://www.geocities.com/~simsimon
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http://cosmos.lod.com/~ati/ati181.html
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http://172.16.10.46
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http://www.finishedit.com
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http://www.nobien.com
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----<><><><>----
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THE LETTUCE LINE FORMS 2 THE LEFT:
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Or Lettuce From Our Reed R's
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----<><><><>----
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Dear Prime,
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R U sure that panty thief
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wasn't U?
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Did you really join POTM club?
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Inside Joke (860)
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to ati@etext.org
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On my newsserver rawilson
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sits between alt.fan.raquel-welch
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and alt.fan.really-big-button.
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Just thought I'd let everyone
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know that.
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sincerely,
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sue dunham (philly, pa)
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to ati@etext.org
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listen, just because one of your
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readers doesn't want to join
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the FBI you shouldn't let him
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ramble on trying to get others to
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hate us. there are some of us who
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believe in what we do you know and
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we just want to be left alone to do
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our work without distracting hackjobs
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like your writer who's obviously got
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some kind of axe to grind. just because
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he turned liberal on us, you don't
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have to go broadcasting it all over
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the net like some evangelist for
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the left.
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Just sign me An Angry Agent.
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(name and locus deleted at the
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request of the author)
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[ed note: and what do you propose,
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censorship on my part??? Not on
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your life. With all due respect,
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cancel your subscription if you
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don't like what I choose to publish.
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I printed your letter, because I
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respect your right to share your
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opinion, but DON'T TRY TO TELL ME
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HOW TO DO MY JOB. Also, I cut out
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the first line of "I know you won't
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print this letter by me," because it's
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stupid and cliche. You might want to
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tuck this in the back of your head if
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you're going to write letters to
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the editor other places: that's a big
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turnoff to most publishers.
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(except Dear Abbie and
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the National Enquirer, maybe)]
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/-\/-\/-\/-\
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/This anarcho\
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\rant brought/
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/2 u by ATI. \
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\not just a /
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/news organ. \
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\It's the rag/
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/read round \
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\the world. /
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\-/\-/\-/\-/
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CABLE WASTE EFFECTS MILLIONS OF LIVES
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EACH YEAR <PAWN>
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by Onayate Nion. Special to prime
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anarchist world news.
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<INLINE>
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Every day in America, thousands of
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hours of cable TV end up unwatched.
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Companies spend millions of dollars
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per minute to air this material, yet
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sadly, much of it is never seen by a
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significant number of US housholds.
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Why?
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There are many reasons: lack of time,
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not enough premium channels-even
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people who'd rather "do something else"
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than watch TV. Perfectly good cable
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signals, tragically wasted...
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never reaching their intended target
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audience.
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Such a sad waste of our nation's
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precious cable resources hurts
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everyone: producers, performers,
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advertisers - and most of all, the
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viewing public.
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But you can do something. Leave
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your TV on 24 hours a day. Use your
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VCR to tape shows you might miss
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while watching others. Watch all
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channels, not just your favorites.
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And, please, talk to your kids
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about cable waste.
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Together we can stop Cable Waste.
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Because TV is something nobody should
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have to miss out on.
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For more info on how you can get
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involved in the fight against Cable
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Waste, call (505)TV4U-24-7
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-30-
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From Combined Wires,
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(copper, zinc AND ether.)
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SCHWERIN, Germany (PAWN) - German police
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said they were looking for an escaped
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iguana, which a man had earlier tried
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using as currency to pay off his hotel bill.
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Rostock police said the 36-year-old man
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had released the 5-foot-long lizard after
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a hotel in the northeastern town refused to
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accept his unusual alternative to cash.
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At another hotel, police located two
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more young iguanas belonging to the man,
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who was now receiving medical attention.
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The police said Monday there was no need
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for panic.
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Iguanas apparently pose no danger to humans
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unless they swish their tails when they
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feel threatened.
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<-><-><-><->
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And now, a quick metaphorical
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MIRC reprint; because: what's
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a metaphor U?
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<L|SA:#MEXICO> bye nike !!!!!!!
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<-><-><-><->
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Ah the taste of summer
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a short submission by The Kluge
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For me it's basil right off the tree,
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zuccinis when they're about the size
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of a hot dog, and organic strawberries
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to munch on while I weed the next couple
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days before they go out.
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To the only other thing lacking, jalapenos,
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I say "hurry up!"
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<Instructions for sending a
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letter to the editor>
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Format it any way you please.
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Send it to ATI@etext.org.
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That's it. It's that simple.
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You put it there, we'll print it here.
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<submission><submission><submission>
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<submission><submission><submission>
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(rulez for submissions are
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the same as for letters,
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by the way)
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To: president@whitehouse.gov
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A Prime Anarchist Usenet Reprint
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Dear Honored Human Being,
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A cyber-friend of mine asked
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me to send you an email.
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As I'm sure you know (or could
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easily check my FBI file for reference)
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I've sent you, Hillary and Chelsea each
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over a dozen snailmails over the years
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asking you to free Mr. Peltier.
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I believe my first letter to you included
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a poem "I know why the caged bird sings,"
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and it was cc'd to Amy Carter who was the
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first human to inform me about Peltier's
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shitty situation back in '88 when she and
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I were each attending the Rutgers student
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convention in Jersey. Allan Ginsberg read
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poetry while his boyfriend played a
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stratocaster behind him, and Little Steven
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discussed "Music, Media and Modem" with
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Abbie Hoffman and the guy from Peacenet BBS.
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You would have loved it.
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But I digress from a point that's very dear
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to my heart. Right before I sent you that first
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letter, I had played guitar in front of Leavenworth
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for 11 hours. I sang, I screamed, I cried, I jumped
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up and down a lot.
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At the end of each song, (well, some of the songs)
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lights would blink on and off in one of the
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cells just to the right of the stairs.
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I bowed a few times. Imagine if you played your
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saxophone there one summer afternoon.
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Please do it, you'll see what I mean.
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"Oye como va."
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Bill, how can I say this without balling
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my eyes out and getting my keyboard so soaking
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wet it shorts out and kills me. All I've ever
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gotten back from you, Hillary or Chelsea is
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embossed cards thanking me for my support
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signed with a blue felt tip pen that I swear
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the same secretary must have forged as letters
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I used to get back from Nixon when I was nine.
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He certainly used the same silly picture
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of the White House, and the same blue pen.
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Can I say something really spooky Bill?
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I've stood at your gate playing guitar for
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you at 3 am more than once now. And my overall
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impression?
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Your building must have been designed by
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the same team as them that erected Leavenworth.
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It has the same heavy glow. The rocks breath
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the same. The same little black birds seem to
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visit every day at 4pmand fly overhead 'til the
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sun goes down.
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How can you sleep in there knowing your
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administration, MY ADMINISTRATION, keeps a man
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locked up for double-life sentences for supporting
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his elders, for his words, for his views.
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This is not the same america I learned about
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in 3rd grade. The america where freedom rings,
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where all people get an equal shot, where the
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Rocketts shake their foxy legs and cannons go
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off, and red white and blue streamers make me
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cry crocodile tears about how proud I am to
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be a Lee Greenwood fan. That could be me in
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Leavenworth, Bill.
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That could be you, you shit. Do something, Bill.
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You're about the only one who can. I know I can't.
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No one gives me enough power.
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If I had your power?
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Would I?
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You betcha. I would've done it
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the first time I went to Martha's Vinyard,
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and learned that Plymouth Rock truly WAS
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what Columbus was after. And learned that
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Passamoquoddy people say the same thing that
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Pequots do, the same thing Lakotas do,
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the same thing Jews do.
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Let my people go.
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Release more political prisoners;
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make us proud. If only as the last thing you
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do in your administration. If you really
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want your trip to Wounded Knee
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(where Eagles bite your nose)
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to have meant something,
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why not announce for Peltier?
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Peace and Love,
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marco capelli frucht
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http://marco.franklins.net
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ps: I forgive you for Monika,
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she's a hottie.
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----<><><><>----
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=for those of you=
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=always looking 4=
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= mistakes we've =
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= inserted a few =
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----<><><><>----
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address all questions, comments,
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preguntas, y problemas to:
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ati@etext.org.
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unsolicited mail will be read,
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enjoyed, and perhaps printed.
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----<><><><>----
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and if it's really URGENT, call
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1-860-887-2600 ext. 5293.
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----<><><><>----
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As per usual we end with a
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prime anarchist pome.
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Dedicated to the people at White
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Clay right now.
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I call it:
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Nebraskota
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I feel a rumbling.
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Or is it just the end
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of the century I hear?
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Or do I just need
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an alkaseltzer?
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I believe I feel the drum.
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Of course, I feel it wherever
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there is music,
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and since this year I've surrounded
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myself with music, I guess
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I must be INSIDE the drum!
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signed,
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marco,
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the little man inside the drum...
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