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News of the Future today
by Henry Burt Stevens
Saturday, May 20, 2006

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     History casts it shadow forward

News of the future


by Henry Burt Stevens
05/02/2006
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Future News Item.


The last remaining Gitmo prisoner died today during questioning.  He was 84 years old.


President George R Bush, George W's grandnephew, said the Gitmo facility would close sometime in the next five years when the present facility superintendent retires.


George R praised the stream of information resulting from the facility during it's years of operation and stressed the importance to our national security, world wide stability and world peace.


R further noted that torture had become adopted practice by every country in the world. The last hold out, The Vatican, re initated torture two years ago.


 

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Reviewed by Mary Patterson 7/5/2006
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Reviewed by F William Broome 5/20/2006
Awwww - C'm o a n, Henry!
Bleeding heart never won unfair warfare.

Sorry, I know war, and I know peace.
They started it all, and we'll win this one, too

You write well, however..... (faint praise, huh?)

- Bill

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