...: On Jun 16, 5:26 am, Black Jesus <black.je...@democrats.org> wrote: http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,23870776-661,00.html EXCLUSIVE: AN EVIL rapist who imprisoned a teenage sex slave in a mine shaft is suing police for mistreatment. Anthony James Pitt was jailed for 17 years in December 1999 for luring a Ballarat schoolgirl, 16, into an underground dungeon and repeatedly raping her over 19 hours ...

... the Bush administration to MURDER AMERICANS for the ungodly neoconners to push heroin in America for life term slave labor prison sentences. General Thomas Hartmann is attempting to escape the true culprits, by giving US nothing to... pushing heroin out of Afghanistan into America to serve life term prison sentences to the neoconned masses for slave labor wages. How dare CBC and CNN suggest that nazi America didn't give AIDS to black AND ...

... message In particular, why didn't the Romans develop steam power? What, exactly was the obstacle, or obstacles? Were they technological, social, economic, religious? The had enough slaves. e. = Just to draw a parallel. Any chance that the reason we have failed so = miserably to develop controlled nuclear fusion is that we still have = enough oil? To draw another parallel: Do we ...

...10 +0800, abianc...@my-deja.com wrote (in article <0061b8c0-3189-4205-b5e4-083c89c79...@z72g2000hsb.googlegroups.com>): In the USA, Americans have USA Patriot Act. This only proves Americans are slaves in their own land [your logic]. GANNAN PREFECTURE (CHINA): Three months after demonstrations flared up in Tibetan towns and monasteries across China, monks say they now have to pass a patriotic test, possibly...

...>> In particular, why didn't the Romans develop steam power? What, exactly was the obstacle, or obstacles? Were they technological, social, economic, religious? The had enough slaves. e. Just to draw a parallel. Any chance that the reason we have failed so miserably to develop controlled nuclear fusion is that we still have enough oil? No. CNF is *hard* to do, ...

...soleSPAMLESSassociates.com> wrote: On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 08:51:51 -0700 (PDT), Paul <Quiller...@gmail.com> wrote: If it wasn't about slavery, then why not let the South continue to have slaves afterwards? Hi Paul, Using that logic would it not follow that anything that changed after the war was its cause? All the best, -- Kenneth If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS." ...

...> wrote in message In particular, why didn't the Romans develop steam power? What, exactly was the obstacle, or obstacles? Were they technological, social, economic, religious? The had enough slaves. e. Just to draw a parallel. Any chance that the reason we have failed so miserably to develop controlled nuclear fusion is that we still have enough oil? No. First of all, it's probably more ...

... Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution. � � � � �The Civil War was MAINLY about the slave issue. AS a candidate, Lincoln was against the spread of slavery. �I thought I said as much but ... Proclamation. �That proclamation affected only states that had seceded from the Union. �Missouri, Kentucky, and Maryland were slave holding states that did not secede, and the EP did not affect them. Lincoln became an abolitionist ...

...soleSPAMLESSassociates.com> wrote: On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 08:51:51 -0700 (PDT), Paul <Quiller...@gmail.com> wrote: If it wasn't about slavery, then why not let the South continue to have slaves afterwards? Hi Paul, Using that logic would it not follow that anything that changed after the war was its cause? All the best, -- Kenneth If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS." If slavery...

... endless variety and duality thus it is illogical for that one reason alone to have government a slave of one interpretation of extremist religion or absolute truth. In the material world one's individual and ... The quality of work in those various modes differ enormously and they cannot be forced into one slave mentality or dictatorship. Thus good government is religiously pluralistic and can acknowledge material nature's one transcendent ...