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Message-ID: <3F15B21E.3000900@ameritech.net>
From: dbailey27 at ameritech.net (northern snowfall)
Subject: [Fwd: Re: Microsoft wins Homeland Security Bid ( Reuters)]

 
>I have no interest in the OS religion argument, but your analogy spawned
>a great curiosity.  How do you propose that this ex-convict "prove that
>he understands....." if you don't give a gun?
>
Long term participation in our concept of a what we deem "society "
and an adherence to what does not negate that concept. Participation
in culture, philanthropy, etc. Creating a consistent repertoire that
purports to exemplify an interest in the beliefs we posses. That
maintenance of a credibility is the only thing that can sway past
problems from overwhelming a present context.

We'd have a hard time inviting an ex Al Qaeda member to live in
our society. On the flip side, they, too, would have a difficult
time inviting any American that did not show a strong background
in their belief and culture. Remember that "misdirected" individual
who joined their ranks from our soil?

'If we can trust the motive, we can trust the man.'
    - The Russia House

Don

http://www.7f.no-ip.com/~north_