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To: JohnHuang2
... Historically speaking, Hollywood has served a key role in keeping America's spirits up, so there is almost a social obligation that they have to carry out."

What a howler this one is! Sucking up to Saddam, spouting off on foreign soil about how much they hate the US, calling our president a stupid racist warmonger - sure works to raise my spirits.

Pavlik said the public mood would play a part in any decision. "We're of the country. We're not just sitting out here in Hollywood not being part of it," he said.

Two howlers for the price of one! See above - if this is how they are "being a part of it", I wish they would all just move to France and be a part of it.

"I think the feeling among Americans would be that this is part of the American lifestyle that we are fighting to protect."

Methinks they have a severely overinflated sense of their own worth.

9 posted on 03/01/2003 9:32:19 AM PST by CFC__VRWC
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To: CFC__VRWC
May I do a little editing here?

Hollywood has served a key role in keeping Saddam's spirits up, in sending all the wrong signals -- giving our enemies an impression of disunity and irresolution in America.

Closer to the truth.

10 posted on 03/01/2003 9:35:59 AM PST by JohnHuang2
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To: CFC__VRWC
"I think the feeling among Americans would be that this is part of the American lifestyle that we are fighting to protect."

LOL..Sure entertainment is a part of life, always has been.
I'm sure not seeing my family off to fight so that you can sit there and pat yourselves on the back.

There are the big things like Freedom, Justice, Honor and Truth. Try them sometimes....
12 posted on 03/01/2003 9:41:03 AM PST by OpusatFR
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