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Was Stephen Green killed by a hate group?

wrote on 20/05/2007 02:43 +0100:
Was Stephen Green killed by a hate group?



= ?

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Tony

"The most savage controversies are those about matters as to which there
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- Bertrand Russell

In article , Tony Raven
lid says...
wrote on 20/05/2007 02:43 +0100:
Was Stephen Green killed by a hate group?



= ?


Not really his style, is it?

Rob Morley wrote on 20/05/2007 10:52 +0100:
In article , Tony Raven
lid says...
wrote on 20/05/2007 02:43 +0100:
Was Stephen Green killed by a hate group?


= ?


Not really his style, is it?

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Not exactly the same I agree but pretty close as is the subject and
grammatical style. Given grandecito is rotating his posting host IP its
not possible to be definitive.

--
Tony

"The most savage controversies are those about matters as to which there
is no good evidence either way."
- Bertrand Russell

In article , Tony Raven
lid says...
snip
Given grandecito is rotating his posting host IP its
not possible to be definitive.

I didn't consider DC to be bright enough to do that, but perhaps it's a
case of same troll different tactics. Does it really matter either way?
An unsuspecting user could open a malicious URL posted by grandecito,
but he could as easily have impersonated a regular contributor to make
that post, and everyone should already be taking precautions against
this sort of **** anyway.