To: bornacatholic
Your call. I suspect he doesn't want to repeat and make part of the apology those statements he characterized in the apology he released and he does not want to give them an even wider dissemination.
Anybody who feels offended by his statements (whatever they were and we don't know exactly what they were) has the right to refuse to accept the apology.
68 posted on
07/31/2006 2:27:05 PM PDT by
Cheburashka
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To: Cheburashka
I don't see how apologising to those he specifically slandered can be avoided if he is the traditionalist he imagines himself to be.
Tradition teaches slander is a grave offense which must be repented of and the record msut be set right. How one can do that absent specifically apologising to the Jews whom he singled out for slander is beyond me
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