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??? I fail to see how voicing my opinion means I have or even think I
have "all the answers." Lucy

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>> Even the nicest guys in the bunch readily admit that all
their training was "to win" - certainly not to discover the truth. When
I read PJ
- I see this training come through loud and clear. He pursues this dog
with
prosecutorial zest and is determined to win. He does not seem at all
determined
to seek the truth, and why should he? >>

It is sure nice to have all the answers, Lucy.

I guess we will have to agree to disagree on this one.

Burgy (John Burgeson)

www.burgy.50megs.com

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