Subj : Pagan Bill of Rights
To   : Rachel L. Akers
From : Sean Dennis
Date : Thu Mar 15 2001 05:14 am

Rachel L. Akers wrote in a message to Sean Dennis:

 RLA> It's anoying 'cause the many online versions of the US military
 RLA> Chaplency Handbook has been used globally to valid the faith. I've
 RLA> personally used it in an appendix for a Queensland (Aust) State
 RLA> G'ment submission in 1996 & in a presentation to the local
 RLA> University Vice-Chancler.

Yeah, I've heard that the DoD handbook is widely used for "official" religious 
definitions.

 RLA> Unless you're refering to the Sept 1999 bunfight after the Fort
 RLA> Hood's Commanding General authorized one of the chaplains to act
 RLA> as a liaison to the "non-traditional" religious community.  

That's it. :>  Thanks for reminding me... I have failing memory myself and 
can't always remember those little things... you have NO clue how hot of a 
topic that was for us in the local community.

 RLA> Last I head was the MP's were not going to investigate the attack
 RLA> as it occured in a public area. Which is ironic when you consider
 RLA> that they'd have probably investigated vandalism of any of the
 RLA> infustructure in the area, just not the smashing of a large lump
 RLA> of rock <grind teeth>

Yeah... you'd not be suprised at what gets "buried" around that area... I did 
some digging and found some rather interesting things, but I'd not talk about 
them here.

 RLA> I posted a few a while back. But am always happy to see what else
 RLA> there is... 

Come to think of it, I did carry that echo at the time and I did remember you 
posting that article.

Later,
Sean

< Open up your eyes/You can't turn back the tide > 

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