From: gt6511a@prism.gatech.EDU (COCHRANE,JAMES SHAPLEIGH)
Subject: Re: So much for "infinite patience"
Organization: Georgia Institute of Technology
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In article <1993Apr19.225700.3976@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca> j979@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca (FULLER  M) writes:
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:So much for "infinite patience."
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;I find it hard to swallow that prolonged exposure to "massive" amounts of
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:And they said that the bomb dropped on MOVE wouldn't start a fire, either.
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:The real kicker, though, is the stated justification for the government's 
:sudden loss of patience: They wouldn't be able to "rotate their teams" 
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:This outcome could be foreseen a mile (or two) away, but Reno didn't even
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:Malcolm Fuller, Surveying Engineering, University of New Brunswick

The really good part:  "At this point we're not negotiating," FBI spokesman
Bob Ricks said at a news briefing about a half hour before the fire began. 
"We're saying,'Come out.Come out with your hands up. This matter is over.'"

Criminal... so much for Billary saying we won't force the issue... anybody
have the WH information number?  Figure ol' Bill could use a lesson from the
ROTC he scorned: "You are responsible for all that your unit/troops do or fail
to do."  Want to ask him how he enjoys being responsible for violating the
Constitutional rights of a group, resulting in the deaths of over a hundred of them, plus four Federal agents...

James

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