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From: "Jay D. Nelson" <jdn@qiv.com>
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->
->O.K., so we're not in a police state, but this isn't the land of the free
->anymore.  We've given up freedom for security, and there's a rather famous
->quote on that one.
->

You think we're not in a police state? -- Act if it were and hope it
isn't. We had a tiff with King George over issues very much like this a 
while back.

-- Jay