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Date Posted: Fri, 12/20/02 7:09am
Author: sunny
Subject: Re: International War Crimes
In reply to: bow 's message, "Re: International War Crimes" on Thu, 12/19/02 10:12am

>hmmm...sounds interestn sunshine. but also sounds like
>a rant just to rant. if it had any validity it woulda
>appeared on Saturday night live at least once...:)..,
>but never saw it there.
>
>someday we will have a reckoning with the USofA, but I
>think it's gonna take more than some anonymous
>literature to do the trick.
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I agree with you Bow, SNL wouldn't miss a story like that!

But this Prof. Boyle that prepared that 1992 indictment seems to be the real deal -- has been involved with Palestinian efforts since back before the Oslo accords ....
you can check out his bio at this site:
http://www.bookmasters.com/clarity/b0021

As far as his involvement with Ndnz goes, someone on the Oneidas listserve has checked him out and reported this back
[quote]"I think these things always serve a purpose. As I have learned this professor Boyle is helping at least one other First Nation and is called honourable by the Elders of that Nation. He is known to stick out his neck regularly according to this People, and I respect that. I tried to correspond with him (Boyle) a while but he is, let's say, a man of little words and the conversation never got started really." [end quote]

Whatever he (Boyle) submitted to that conference in 1992 is probably still on the books somewhere, just waiting for the political waters to churn enough to bring it to the surface again .... someday, to be sure, and maybe even in our lifetimes -- you never know.

peace,
sunny

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