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Sent JP 16 Aug '04

Hamas has organized a hunger strike of security prisoners in
demanding three measures that will enable it to organize its
terrorist campaign from prison:  private telephones, personal
contact with visitors, and immunity from personal searches.  And
Israel Radio English News, so politically fashionable that it
could be a Palestinian PR firm, refers to this only as "a protest
against prison conditions."  

Printed JP 17 Aug '04 as follows:


Hamas has organized a hunger strike of security prisoners to
demand [in demanding] three measures -- private telephones,
personal contact with visitors, and the halting of [immunity from]
personal searches -- that will enable it to organize its terrorist
campaign from inside the prison:

And Israel Radio English news, so politically correct [fashionable
that it could be a Palestinian PR firm,] reports [refers to] this
[only] as "a protest against prison conditions."  

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Sent 16 Aug '04:
injer@jpost.com, ij@jpost.com, cc: letters&jpost.com    

Jerusalem must regulate automobile horns.  As in New York city,
they should legally be sounded only in an emergency.  Otherwise
automobiles will make the city even more unliveable than they
already have.       
    Jerusalem should prohibit non-essential automobile traffic.
  
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Israel is one of the last presumably civilized nations to maintain
a Debtors' Prison.  Even England eventually abolished it.

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