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On Mon, 22 Oct 2001 Wayne.Brown@altec.com wrote:

> I wonder if there are any Linux hackers in Iraq?  It's doubtful the government
> there would honor any legal action attempted by the US on DMCA issues.  OTOH, it
> would put me in the rather weird position of agreeing with the Iraqi government,
> which is something I NEVER would have expected...  :-)

Oh, come on.  Every government is right on some issues.  Proof:

	For every government X there is at least one government Y such that X
would claim that Y is a bunch of corrupt assholes.  Since every government
_is_ a bunch of corrupt assholes, every government is right at least in one
of its claims.

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