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>No, he claims he was asked to assassinate. He refused because the case was
>in the US. Marvin was only "tasked" to kill overseas. You may choose to
>doubt but I have seen the evidence
and the reaction. Specifically
>because he talks, he has been targeted. Part of what cam
ber 10, 2005 1:23 PM
Subject: [CTRL] The Easy Way to Ban a Book
The Easy Way to Ban a Book
One effective way to ban a book is to absorb all the money a
publisher has
available with a lawsuit. It's happening to Trine Day who
published the
memoir of a Green Beret serving in Vietnam durin
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From: Teresa Kao
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Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 1:23 PM
Subject: [CTRL] The Easy Way to Ban a Book
The Easy Way to Ban a Book
>One effective way to ban a book is to absorb all the money a publisher has
>available
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The Easy Way to Ban a BookOne effective way to ban a book is to absorb all the money a publisher has available with a lawsuit. It's happening to Trine Day who published the memoir of a Green Beret serving in Vietnam during 1966 who was tasked with covertly taking the fight with Viet
