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From: wetcw@pyuxa.UUCP (T C Wheeler)
Newsgroups: net.flame
Subject: Another Reply to Dyer
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Date: Thu, 26-Apr-84 14:44:56 EST
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Posted: Thu Apr 26 14:44:56 1984
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To those who are still wondering what is going on, here is a sample of
dyer diatribe.

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	Bribery, breaking-and-entering, obstruction of justice, wiretapping,
fraud; I believe at least one of these violates a law.  Then again, since The
Trickster was never *convicted* of these offense must mean he never took part
in any of them, huh?
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OK, Mr Dyer, I challange you and your friends to back up these very
serious charges.  I think the most you will find is that Nixon was
involved in a conspiracy.  At least, that is what the House Judicial
Committee was bringing up as a charge.  The rest of your diatribe
is nothing more than slander.  Not even the members of the House
Committee made such charges in their deliberations.  If you can't
see what the difference is, then perhaps you should say so.  He
never committed the crimes you have listed, and to say that he
did, is only irresponsible and immature.  If you want to go on
making spurious charges, at least try some that fit.

I'm trying to tell you something.  Why won't you listen?  Stop 
making baseless charges about people.  Put your brain in gear
before engaging fingers.  Are you so full of hate that you can't
see what I am trying to get you to understand?  You have become
judge, jury, and jailer in your diatribes.  What makes you think
that you have all the answers?  I don't think I do, but when I
see things on the net like your articles, I want to scream. 

T.C.Wheeler