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10/3 "There is still some intense fighting to be done, especially out
in the west," he said. "We should not be surprised if one of these
mornings we wake up and ... there has been a major firefight with
some casualties or a significant terrorist attack that kills
significant numbers of people."
\_ That's nice. Who said it and URLp?
\_ Look up the quote on http://news.google.com. News sites have had
a tendency to self-censor this quote.
\_ Uh huh... so you can't even give us a name? Get the fuck
outta here. No one has time to search for your random ass
nameless quote. It's just not that interesting. |
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