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From: patcl@hammer.UUCP (Pat Clancy)
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Subject: Re: Reply to 'Update #2 on technical travel to Nicaragua'
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Date: Thu, 3-Jul-86 00:24:42 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jul  3 00:24:42 1986
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Organization: Tektronix, Wilsonville OR
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In article <3968@decwrl.DEC.COM> cmullen@gold.dec.com (Cynthia Mullen, at DTN 297-4818) writes:
>Recently someone from tecNICA has again started recruiting volunteers for
>Nicaragua, on many addresses on USENET....
>I'm disgusted. By disregarding the outcry against politicizing USENET,
>these Nicaraguan supporters are doing just what their political comrades...
[continues with further ravings about Nicaraguan Communists plotting to
take our Precious Bodily Fluids, or something to that effect]

If you're so concerned about politicizing USENET, why did you
post this puerile diatribe? If we can put up with headhunters
essentially having free use of the net for profit, surely solicitation
of volunteers by a non-profit organization is permissible.