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Topic: Politics > Politics-USA
User: "nukleus"
Date: 11 Nov 2003 06:00:15 PM
Object: Re: Request For Discussion (RFD)
In article <cc47fb2521fe85a6c4c8d1ac91b56ef1@news.meganetnews.com>,
"librarian" <librarian@global.lib.reinforcement.authority> wrote:

Mike, perhaps I didn't make my point clearly enough. It is not because it
is old that I proposed it's dissolution. The fact that it's old is the
reson that it will be sad if it needs to dissolve. :-)
The Masons you mentioned below that continue the conversations and threads
still have a place on Usenet. soc.org.freemasonry is a strong newsgroup.
It already exists, and I would wager that every mason who posts here either
posts there too or at least monitors the group.

Mr. double eagle, aka the head of phoenix,
what compels you to forge other people
usenet handles, eh?
I thought you are interested in Truth.
Then why do you need to forge the posts of librarian
and nukleus, eh?
Is THAT what you learned in your "make a good man better"
school, eh?
Well...
What to do.
Such is karma-marma-dharma.

"Mike Wells" <mgwblmtn@fgi.net> wrote in message
news:NKTrb.20381$Oo4.10545@newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net...


"Double Eagle" <nospam@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:fsPrb.81170$un.5472@bignews6.bellsouth.net...

I would like to open a discussion of the possibility of disolving this

group

altogether. It is old. It has served it's purpose. It would be a

shame

to

disolve it. But perhaps it is a good idea.


For that matter, I am old and have served a purpose but I am not ready to

be

terminated. IMO, because it is old and has, in one person's opinion,

served

its purpose indicates that further purposes are assured.

Further, if alt.freemasonry was dissolved some long-time Masons would
re-establish the free-for-all under another similar name. What, then,

would

be gained?

MW




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User: "Double Eagle"

Title: Re: Request For Discussion (RFD) 11 Nov 2003 09:10:55 PM
It would be hard to forge headers for nukleus without forging librarian
posts since you are both the same person.
Don't get so upset. Your crybaby tantrums are getting old.
"nukleus" <nukleus@invalid.addr> wrote in message
news:bort44$6g$4@toster.Te.NeT.UA...

In article <cc47fb2521fe85a6c4c8d1ac91b56ef1@news.meganetnews.com>,
"librarian" <librarian@global.lib.reinforcement.authority> wrote:

Mike, perhaps I didn't make my point clearly enough. It is not because

it

is old that I proposed it's dissolution. The fact that it's old is the
reson that it will be sad if it needs to dissolve. :-)


The Masons you mentioned below that continue the conversations and

threads

still have a place on Usenet. soc.org.freemasonry is a strong newsgroup.
It already exists, and I would wager that every mason who posts here

either

posts there too or at least monitors the group.


Mr. double eagle, aka the head of phoenix,
what compels you to forge other people
usenet handles, eh?

I thought you are interested in Truth.

Then why do you need to forge the posts of librarian
and nukleus, eh?

Is THAT what you learned in your "make a good man better"
school, eh?

Well...

What to do.
Such is karma-marma-dharma.

"Mike Wells" <mgwblmtn@fgi.net> wrote in message
news:NKTrb.20381$Oo4.10545@newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net...


"Double Eagle" <nospam@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:fsPrb.81170$un.5472@bignews6.bellsouth.net...

I would like to open a discussion of the possibility of disolving

this

group

altogether. It is old. It has served it's purpose. It would be a

shame

to

disolve it. But perhaps it is a good idea.


For that matter, I am old and have served a purpose but I am not ready

to

be

terminated. IMO, because it is old and has, in one person's opinion,

served

its purpose indicates that further purposes are assured.

Further, if alt.freemasonry was dissolved some long-time Masons would
re-establish the free-for-all under another similar name. What, then,

would

be gained?

MW




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