Ah, Pierre, but that wofl will eventually have ot be called in to answer
questions regardign the deeds of the pack. That is what I am talking about. The
particular wolf will not get away scot free either, perhaps just get a few less
years behind bars perhaps. Another point is that some of the deeds of the pack
are already known or suspected and the stray wolves can provide the missing
pieces to direct the people in the right direction while we pursue the entire
pack.

Jabou

In a message dated 1/22/04 12:05:40 AM Central Standard Time,
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> You see Jabou, the problem here is; assuming, your one and only goat got
> missing
> and suddenly a wolf knocks at your door to claim that he knows who ate your
> goat
> and how; you should not only become suspicious of that wolf, but if
> possible, use
> a base ball bat to smash the wolf's face and disable it immediately, before
> you
> may proceed to listen to the remainding story it may have to tell. No matter
> the
> story this wolf tells you Jabou, the bottom-line is, 'all wolves are hungry
> for
> goat meat'        So, how could you declare atonement for a single wolf
> because
> it is claiming it has a story to tell?  PG

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