Bruneian Royal Harem: "Harem Scare 'Em?" Dateline NBC 9/23/97
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I wonder if the sultan's "circle of male friends", which has access to his
harem, includes Prince Charles, "a regular visitor"?
And if not, doesn't his close friendship with the controlling interest
behind a white slavery ring still raise serious ethical questions for the
next king?
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Gary Rumain
In alt.gossip.royalty absolutely...@mailexcite.com wrote:
: I wonder if the sultan's "circle of male friends", which has access to his
: harem, includes Prince Charles, "a regular visitor"?
: And if not, doesn't his close friendship with the controlling interest
: behind a white slavery ring still raise serious ethical questions for the
: next king?
I wonder if this poster's anonymity has anything to do with the subject of
the post?
And if not, doesn't making wild accusations under cover of a false e-mail
address still raise serious ethical questions about the poster?
Should we really take seriously anything said by someone who is hiding
his/her identity?
I think not.
Susan Cohen
--
"Those who study history are doomed to watch others repeat it."
Terry Heath
>
> Should we really take seriously anything said by someone who is hiding
> his/her identity?
>
> I think not.
>
bastards out there live in Kingdoms where freedom of speech is not a right.
Maybe that's why he posted under a pseudonym.
MagaidhS
>> Should we really take seriously anything said by someone who is hiding
>> his/her identity?
>>
>> I think not.
are the clearly defined and only accepted beliefs. There are religions out
there who have persecuted others along those same lines. It seems to me that
chastising someone for their anonymity would be persecution of another form.
If that is the case, then please keep your persecutions to yourself, Susan.
If you do not know the entire story behind the situation you have no right to
judge.
Yet Another Steve
> In alt.gossip.royalty absolutely...@mailexcite.com wrote:
> : I wonder if the sultan's "circle of male friends", which has access to his
> : harem, includes Prince Charles, "a regular visitor"?
> : And if not, doesn't his close friendship with the controlling interest
> : behind a white slavery ring still raise serious ethical questions for the
> : next king?
>
> I wonder if this poster's anonymity has anything to do with the subject of
> the post?
> And if not, doesn't making wild accusations under cover of a false e-mail
> address still raise serious ethical questions about the poster?
>
> Should we really take seriously anything said by someone who is hiding
> his/her identity?
>
> I think not.
>
> Susan Cohen
Okay, you've managed to confuse me now, too. You post under the name
"Gary Rumain" and sign your postings "Susan Cohen." Is this an instance
of someone "hiding his/her identity" as well?
Steve
--
"Strangely enough, this is the past that somebody in the future is
longing to go back to". - Ashleigh Brilliant
Terry Heath
> Okay, you've managed to confuse me now, too. You post under the name
> "Gary Rumain" and sign your postings "Susan Cohen." Is this an instance
> of someone "hiding his/her identity" as well?
Gary is her beau. Don't ask for any more details because he's in the CIA
and you don't want to end up like the Contras, do you ?
Gary Rumain
In alt.talk.royalty Yet Another Steve <Steve_H...@SPAM-FWDED2POSTMASTERSqmail4.nba.trw.com> wrote:
: > In alt.gossip.royalty absolutely...@mailexcite.com wrote:
: > : I wonder if the sultan's "circle of male friends", which has access to his
: > : harem, includes Prince Charles, "a regular visitor"?
: > : And if not, doesn't his close friendship with the controlling interest
: > : behind a white slavery ring still raise serious ethical questions for the
: > : next king?
: >
: > I wonder if this poster's anonymity has anything to do with the subject of
: > the post?
: > And if not, doesn't making wild accusations under cover of a false e-mail
: > address still raise serious ethical questions about the poster?
: >
: > Should we really take seriously anything said by someone who is hiding
: > his/her identity?
: >
: > I think not.
: >
: > Susan Cohen
: Okay, you've managed to confuse me now, too. You post under the name
: "Gary Rumain" and sign your postings "Susan Cohen." Is this an instance
: of someone "hiding his/her identity" as well?
No. If I wanted to hide my identity, would I sign each & every post with
my name? We haven't been able to change the post-name so it includes mine
as well as my husband's. However, I was under the impression that this was
a common enough occurence on Usenet.
And, the "anonymity" to which I referred was the fact that, while mine is
genuine, the original poster's was a false e-mail address. You can reach
me at ze...@smart.net any time you feel like tyoing. There was no way to
reach the original poster. I find that very suspicious, if only because
it is a perennial practise of the worst trolls.
MagaidhS
>There was no way to
>reach the original poster. I find that very suspicious, if only because
>it is a perennial practise of the worst trolls.
You know...I had a really good retort to this one...but I thought better of it.
:-)
Always the same (but am I using my real name?)
Magaidh Stiubhart
MalkyMeen
In article <19971005071...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
maga...@aol.com (MagaidhS) writes:
>
>Always the same (but am I using my real name?)
>Magaidh Stiubhart
>
>
Probably not, dear!