On Sun, 28 Nov 2010 14:11:37 -0700, "Vitaliy" said:

> > full of it. If it was true, real news would have covered it.
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> Is "The San Diego Union-Tribune" real enough for you?

No. It is fake news taking a circular route. Going around and around
does not make it true. None of the real news outlets carried it.

> copy of the arrest warrant to satisfy you?

Or a birth certificate? That sort of news went around a lot, too.

Here is something I don't understand. You are a businessman, you
sometimes post product announcements under the AD heading. I would think
you'd aim for a more neutral online presence, but instead you take the
opposite route, even going so far as to suggest that letting a guy's
house burn down is the right thing to do. Does that sort of talk bring
you more sales?

It's like there's a rational disconnect between your two online faces.
Or is business so good for you that you don't care what people think
about you? Because I would think that most businesses want to avoid that
sort of talk. It's not like extra sales from the "freedom to burn" party
will even things out.

Bob


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