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Date: Tue, 1 Jul 2003 10:30:51 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jerry Aspar <Use-Author-Address-Header@[127.1]>
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     Under the June 28, 2001 headline
 
                U.S. Appeals Court Overturns
 
                 Microsoft Antitrust Ruling
 
     the NY Times reported:
 
        A federal appeals court overturned...[the] ruling
        to break up...Microsoft...and...ordered [the trial
        judge] removed from the case, saying "the actions
        of the trial judge seriously tainted the proceed-
        ings."
 
 
     Two days later, I posted this:
 
        Reno started the trial to distract attention from
        the Clinton campaign funds scandal and from her
        refusal to appoint a special prosecutor to bring
        those crooks to justice!
 
        Now we'll see whether Ashcroft's got the guts to put
        away ALL those involved in BOTH that initial attack
        on the electoral system AND the follow-on attack on
        one of the country's most important industries, on
        the federal judiciary, on the DOJ itself; and on
 
 
                    THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
 
 
     Well, we've seen.
 
     To help us see even better, there's the headline
 
                  Order requiring Microsoft
              to put Java in Windows overturned.
 
 
     The Thursday June 26, 2003 Associated Press newsstory
     reports the unanimous decision by a 4th US Circuit Court
     of Appeals panel is "a victory for Microsoft."
 
 
 
 
     http://jaspar.blogspot.com
 
     Denazification Now!
 
 
 
 

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