Honoring a war criminal in Cayman
Upon overhearing a recent conversation in which it was mentioned that former US President George W. Bush would be speaking in Cayman, I thought to myself that certainly that could not be true. After researching further, I found that he is indeed the keynote speaker at the upcoming Cayman Alternative Investment Summit.
Beyond the obvious dichotomy of having the complacent architect of the 2008 financial meltdown (which was orchestrated and executed by former Goldman Sachs chairman and Bush Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson) come to a country in which the financial meltdown had significant impacts in the lives of ordinary citizens, is that he is a war criminal by all international and domestic measures.
For the organizers to try and attract this criminal is an abomination to the integrity and intelligence of the citizens of this country and the world. I don’t believe they would approve if someone had invited Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Hosseini Khamenei to speak on the inaccuracies of the Jewish Holocaust.
Have we as a society lost all of our moral direction and compass that we just allow war crimes and criminals to just keep on providing public input? Forget the fact that he has not been prosecuted at The Hague; this is merely for the fact that the United States is the only major country to not recognize the International Court (done so under the Bush presidency). How convenient to be torturing people against existing treaties, then to not recognize the courts that are in place to enforce those treaties.
Beyond the war crimes issues, the largest oxymoron shown here is that George W. Bush is the President that presided over and help cause the worst US economy since the Great Depression. He helped the financial giants of Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, etc., create and execute the largest theft of private citizen’s tax money in the history of the Unites States.
This meltdown not only caused the current world depression, but the money was issued with virtually no strings attached and no fiscal responsibility to repay the American citizens, let alone dictate where the money would be used to help revive the economy. And yet, we are going to have him speak on Alternative Investments. At least Richard Branson (the other keynote speaker) has successful businesses. It has been well documented that George W. Bush was handed several family business that he subsequently ran into the ground prior to joining politics.
Let’s take a quick look at the history of President George W. Bush outstanding public service to the people of the United States and the international community.
- Gained the Presidency through legal technicalities on the 2000 ballot even though he lost the popular vote. Citizens protested and threw fruit and vegetables at his motorcade on the way to inauguration.
- Reduced the villagence on terrorist group watches by the spying agencies.
- Did not head warnings of 9/11 prior to the event actually occurring (mounting current calls for independent investigation into 9/11 are at a fervor pitch among intellectuals particularly architects and engineers in the US).
- Negotiated with the Taliban prior to 9/11 for an oil pipeline in Afghanistan.
- Reduced and/or removed family planning education in schools that advocated the use of birth control putting millions of young adults at increased chances of pregnancy and disease.
- Conditioned HIV/AIDS monetary assistance to Africa so that abstinence-only education is used. Abstinence-only education in general, and dramatically so in Africa, has been proven to be ineffective in stopping the spread of HIV/AIDS.
- Approved the use of torture techniques and secret foreign black sites in violation of every major treaty including the Geneva Convention.
- Invaded Iraq under knowingly false pretenses with inaccurate links to al-Qaeda and terrorism as well as WMD’s (Weapons of Mass Destruction). Current authenticated death tolls put the number of innocent civilian casualties to +/- 120,000. (This does not take into account the deaths of civilians that can be attributed to the downstream effects of the Iraqi invasion. Note that the crimes of Saddam Hussein are not forgotten or set aside. He was an equally murderous war criminal, but two wrongs do not make a right as our parents taught us.)
- Destroyed critical infrastructure in Iraq at the behest of major defense contractors and then immediately gave them no-bid contracts to rebuild these items within the first year of the conflict. Current estimates of the confirmed fraud of these companies are over $60 Billion.
- Approved further violations of the Geneva Convention with torture in Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.
- Enlisted over 18,000 private mercenary security and special ops private contractors with ties to his administration. Did not allow Iraq to prosecute members of the mercenary force that murdered thousands of Iraqi citizens.
- Suspended Habeas Corpus, the prominent basis of the legal workings of the US Constitution, with the Patriot Act during the paranoia after 9/11.
- Approved domestic wiretapping of US Citizens and data mining of all emails and internet sites by installing servers at all major internet providers. All these activities were illegal under US law.
- Approved the fabricated financial crisis in September 2008 months before leaving office. This caused the global depression severely affecting Cayman in particular. It was the largest government subsidy to the financial sector in the history of the US. The world economy is still being depressed by the crisis and its ripple-effect crisis.
- Implemented the worst economic plan that plunged the US budget from surplus at the end of the Clinton presidency, to the largest deficit in history.
- Had a final approval rating of 22% and a disapproval rating of 73% according to Gallup Poll. This represented the worst ever dating back to the start of the poll in the 1920’s
Consider the list above, and please research this on your own and find out for yourself the even further damning effects of Bush’s presidency. Recent history has proved that his actions against terrorists did not stop terrorism but has actually increased anti-American sentiment in the world. Note that the Arab Spring was mostly an uprising against dictatorships that were supported and/or at least tolerated by the United States. Such dramatically supported militant governments by President Bush are the examples of Bahrain, Tunisia, Yemen, and Egypt.
This is not a conservative vs. liberal issue, nor is it an evangelical Christian vs. secular or Muslim issue. The fact is that this man and his entourage of cronies left over from the equally disastrous Regan years operated the economy and war machines at the behest of his corporate America friends and not for the best of everyday American citizens. The propaganda and media brainwashing, which has now come to light, caused Bush to be elected the second time and as the approval rating above notes, people finally wised up.
What does this all mean to Cayman? Well if you haven’t been paying attention lately, and most mainstream media has not, the international Occupy Movement is real and has not gone away since the major demonstrations of last year around the world. The movement has become more organized and mobilized. The actions can be seen as successful already by being put into the everyday conversations of the ideals of the movement, which include the incomparable shift in inequality in the United States, and the world, under the Bush administration.
This movement includes many people of various religions, ages, and income groups, but is particularly popular among the younger generations (40 and under). These are the next tourists, customers, and investors in the Cayman Islands. By Cayman continuing to guide its policies towards the old world order, it is missing an opportunity to be a global leader and join the movement.
One step to gain credibility is to publicly admonish the Cayman Alternative Investment Forum and object and prohibit people that have knowingly and publicly broken international war crime laws and whose fiscal policies have caused the Global Depression.
We have the opportunity to receive positive international press (are rarity these days) by making this stand instead of all of the negative press we receive almost daily from the ties to Mitt Romney and bad hedge fund administrators. Let’s stand together Cayman and make a stand for the real Christian values that our country and even Bush himself proclaims to defend, and stop the murderous war criminal and financial thief from speaking in our country.
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In my own umble opinion
In my own umble opinion Gearge Bush was not a "good" president. My own opinion is that any opinion of a Caymanian about our Bush should be taken with a large bag of salt considering what they call leadership here.
George Bush may not have been
George Bush may not have been a good president, but the the republican party and its ideals are one and the same with the Cayman Islands. Lets go Romney,daddy needs that 1% off shore accounts.
Ironic huh?
Ironic yes, but think of
Ironic yes, but think of it... after the former Republican President urge the U.S. and world into war with Iraqi forces, what followed? A Global Recession! Since then Cayman has never been an expensive place to live and work. So one could argue that Republicans are on the Offshore center's side, seeing they do not want to tax the rich and soft on those who are invading taxes, but to whose benefit? Certainly not to the average Caymanian's benefit who has to struggle with less pay, expensive, and financial burdens, due to a recession that followed a Republican war for oil ! I understand our governments, the UK and local government are as well responsible, but you can't deny that WAR didn't contribute to the global recession which negatively effected we the people. That is why I wouldn't blame my own Caymanian supporting Obama, because we went through four years of Peace, and I think no one wants to see another four years of War. It doesn't do Cayman any good !
how do you reconcile GWB
how do you reconcile GWB being a 'murderous war crimial' with Obama's continuing use of drones regularly dropping bombs on innocent families to kill accused, not convicted, 'terrorists' based on questionable gossip more than actual fact.. He's no better than GWB, and Obama was the first president to order a murder-by-drone of an american citizen with no trial etc. Oh, and Gitmo's still open so i guess Obama's going to be sharing a cell with GWB, and won't be welcome at your next house party either
Don't mistake what the
They hanged people at
They hanged people at Nuremberg for waging wars of aggression - i.e. wars that were not in self-defence. The question that must be asked of Bush and Obama is: did they wage a war of aggression? If the answer is yes, then unless the world has repudiated the Nuremberg Rules, they deserve the same treatment. Isn't that logical?
A smart lawyer might argue that waging a war of aggression does not make a person a "war criminal", because there is no law - at least in Cayman - that uses the term "war criminal". I'm not a lawyer, so I will leave that to the lawyers to thrash out. Good luck, fellows.
Your "facts" are imaginary or
Your "facts" are imaginary or grossly exaggerated. Fact is, George Bush is not a war criminal under either the laws oi your country (whether UK or "Cayman Islands"), or the UN, or any other country other than a couple of Islamic states. It's interesting to note that Obama has continued all of Bush's post-9/11 foreign policies. You can expect more of the same in the future whatever the result of the US election.
We should be thankful to
We should be thankful to George W. Bush; for giving America its first black president-Obama. Evidently the majority of Americans desperately needed change and voted for someone who was obviously nothing like a "George W. Bush".
Whao!! Slow done here. Let me
Whao!! Slow done here. Let me explain this thought in an anology. If you make a big mess; are you able to clean it up overnight?. Some mess are irreversible to clean up. In this regard, the mess GWB has left created a big stain and it will take decades to clean up.
actually the meltdown, to the
actually the meltdown, to the extent caused by lose lending policies, can be traced backed to Billy Clinton, not GWB, It was Bill that forced Fannie Mae and Fanny Mac to lend to people it had no business lending to, and promoted home ownership (not a bad idea) as a way out of poverty, even if people have no money to for it back (bad idea.) So you're right it takes decades to clean up messes like this, but you're wrong whose mess it is.
The financial meltdown
The financial meltdown happened in the year 2008; during George's Bush second term in office. Therefore the meltdown happened on George Bush's watch. He was so busy creating fear of "military terrorism" that he forgot to pay attention to the "financial terrorism" occurring on Wall Street.
I do not think Clinton helped
I do not think Clinton helped George W. Bush to conjure up lies in order to sell a war plan to commit large scale atrocities. Look at the "star power" Clinton still has compared with that of Bush which is zilch. Enough said!!!
It makes you ask the
It makes you ask the question, just who or what is in control over personalities in power? We see solo what the media (cnn, cbs, nbc, fox, abc, msnbc, etc... ) shows us. Why do we drink from the same well that has stunt the growth of our crops? Who said to us that everything cnn, fox, or cbs show to us or say to us is true? Why do we bless those who kill us and divide us and vote them back in? When will we ever learn that they are about their own interest and not ours? When will we learn to switch these propagandist off and look out for ourselves?
Bush may not be a war
Bush may not be a war criminal by U.S. standards and UK standards, but he is to those who lost loved ones because of his profiteering war, and many Americans I know believe he is a war criminal, so there you go! BUSH IS A WAR CRIMINAL... NEVER EVER FORGET IT!
Ironic - we will have George
Commonality of name and
Commonality of name and commonality of intellect: Both names notorious and both intellects ZERO. I understand both like a drink too.
I see nothing wrong with
I see nothing wrong with former president George W. Bush coming to Cayman. Even if he is a dumb-ass he has every right to travel where he is invited. Or welcome. And that's not many places. All the neo-conservatives can listen to him talk about something he knows little about. After all that's why they voted for him it will be a fun evening. With a right-wing fiesta/comedycentral theme. So don't worry. They have to pay a lot to listen to that bozo. You don't.
Abolutely. The Cayman
Abolutely. The Cayman Island's financial ranking in the world is steadily declining; GWB appearance will not matter.
Untrue. This is not about
Untrue. This is not about protecting our financial image, this is about standing up for what is right and just. George W. Bush is not welcome on our shores.
"protecting our financial
"protecting our financial image", lol, im sorry, haha, you really think the Cayman Islands has any type of credability as far as "financial image"? The Cayman Islands is a joke, it dances to the sound of loop holes and will always be associated with Bush types. Look around,lawyers, bankers,tax evaders, fraudsters and politicians dominate here. And, they are directly to blame for the quality of life most of us enjoy. By all means we have the right to speak our two cents , but please know the system you suck from.
No!!! George W. Bush is "Not
No!!! George W. Bush is "Not Welcomed!!!"; as he is still answerable for all the bad things that he has done.
I tend to agree. His US
I tend to agree. His US foreign policies divided the world on racial and religious grounds. The world is still mending, thanks to the current administration's diplomatic endeavors.
You are right. If you were a
You are right. If you were a "white" "christian" you were viewed more favorably.
"They have to pay
"They have to pay alot..."
Tax-Payer's money here maybe???
Excellent idea; Americans
Excellent idea; Americans should strip him of this reputable title; one he never earned or deserved. A "bozo" coming to town is very fitting.
The world opinion says it all
The world opinion says it all about George W. Bush. His welcome is never without protest from countries he tries to visit. He is an embarassment and an unsuitable ambassador for the people of the United States. He represents a "failed leader" and should be treated as one.
George W. Bush did not cause
George W. Bush did not cause this Financial meltdown. Its those greedy Investors on wall Street and the EU, who wanted to become bigger than the USA Economy. Don't blame Mr. Bush for protecting American soil and its people, blame the terriorist, who came on Sept. 11th to destroy Innocent people. I think you have been listening to too much Obama. When Bush left the WH the USA deficit was 3bio, Obama after 3 1/2 years has the deficit at 6bio and counting. He is taxing his people more than ever and expanding the Government bigger and bigger. Please be careful whom you are accusing. President George W. Bush is a Christian and I think you hate Christianity! Welcome to Cayman Mr. George W. Bush.
one cannot forget before
one cannot forget before 9-11, many Americans were happily and willing financially supporting terrorism, giving money to the provisional IRA enabling to buy the guns and build the explosives to blow up children filled shopping centres.
so hypocritical
It is all about labels. The
It is all about labels. The "freedom-fighters" in Syria and the "insurgents" in Iraq and Afghanistan have little difference other than the West supports one group and opposes the others.
Unfortunately some still
Unfortunately some still think that terrorism started on 9/11 and ended after the death of Saddam and Osama.Ufortunately terrorism is as an ideology; and as such, ideologies never die. Something GWB never accept.
Terrorism is a battle
Terrorism is a battle tactic. The US is 'at war' with a battle tactic....
We learn something... And
We learn something... And seeing that it was an ideology, what efforts were made by the wealthy elite to educate and change these people's ideology??? None... rather, the people were regarded as mere mortals, and they lobbied and rallied together the American house and politicians to declared a dreadful war, killing thousands of innocent civilians just to satisfy their own new-world ideologies and special interest. And this was more about puppet Bush, and about the oil giants that plague the world and its environment today. This was an act of counter-terrorism against life, and it is not over. The elites are plotting as we speck to kill and destroy innocent women and children in Iran because one ideology is against another one.
Are you also aware that US
Are you also aware that US homeland security cost the American tax payers dearly for "Big Brother" to "watch" over them. At the same token, its amazing how "terrorist" find the most economical way to impose destruction.
You seem to be defending
You seem to be defending Bush's approach of counter terrorism with "military might". OK, but look where it has brought us today. Are we any safer? Some might argue that they are,and if so at what cost? Not a great traveller to the US but heard of the humiliating scrutiny one has to endure at immigration border contol.
I beg to differ. Under Bush's
I beg to differ. Under Bush's administration, wholesale deregulation plagued the US Financial industry; hence the meltdown.
Obama killed Bin Laden, I
Obama killed Bin Laden, I guess he must be a war hero!
Gee, I thought it was Team 6
Gee, I thought it was Team 6 of the US Navy. Didn't see Mr. Obama in a snorkle mask.
and the mission had been in
and the mission had been in the works for over 10 years based on small clues that ultimately lead to that compound - neither bush nor obama had anything to do with the mission or the killing of Bin Laden, it would have happened no matter who had been president when they finally got enough info, planning and prepartation to go. Ask yourself if you would be so ready to give credit if McCain/Palin were in the white house when it happened or would you say - correctly- they had nothing to do with it.
That's because they hve been
That's because they hve been reading from the George W. Bush history books.
The ignorance abound
The ignorance abound regarding international issues never fails to amaze me ... just read some of these posts - my goodness!
Hint: If you regard 9/11 as a random and or starting point of transglobal conflict and terror then you really have no place in this discussion - and this is more than just a personal opinion.
The only way I can begin to
The only way I can begin to understand any of the activities of world leaders and former leaders including Cayman's own Bush is to comprehend it as a cartoon Whodatis. Intelligent people, and there are many have to view it in such a way for it to make any sense at all. For instance: as most thinking people realize there have been nothing but clowns and puppets as presidents for the U.S. Beginning with Reagan, the king of de-regulation, Obama was seen for awhile as the second coming and I remember well the tears of joy when he was elected. It did not take long for him to back off on every promise. Guantanamo is still an eyesore, the war in Afghnistan goes on, and there are no regulations in place to prevent another pilferring of the U.S. economy by Wall Street corporations the mainstream media is controlled by the same and the alternative in the next election is Mitt Romney. Need I say more?? The terrible irony is we still believe in free elections. But our choices are filtered and the candidates vetted by the people in charge and it isn't us. George W. Bush is by any crtieria you wish to choose a war criminal, yet he is still on the world stage, which happens to be our stage as well. Obama can sign off on the indefinite detention of American citizens, which he did recently, and people figthing illegal occupation of their lands are termed terrorists. Anyone at all, it seems, who dares to protest against the status quo of big business and the war machine is also a terrorist. This,unfortunately, is not a cartoon.- it is our world. We need to understand that and turn the channel stop, talking amongst ourselves and take a stand. We want adults as leaders. And, if they are not offered up refuse to support any of them. Witholding your vote is only alternative I see. Don't waste it for it's all you have. What would they do then? If we didn't vote. Because the way it appears now is that we chose them and therefore we must follow them. No. WE LEAD.
Very interesting post. Your
Very interesting post.
Your summation of the "democratic" reality in the bigger countries is spot on and what we must be wary of is the gradual integration of such a system within our own society.
For example, is a certain active, super-wealthy, mega-conglomerate slowly but patiently waiting to become our version of a Federal Reserve / central bank / invisible "lobbyist"?
Will we too become a society where it matters not on what side of the ballot box we tick? Has it already happened?
Democracy is not much more than a faded joke today, but sadly far too many people fail to see it. Either that or they are blinded by pride.
However, I do take some comfort in the fact that, due to the (relative) infancy stage of our situation, one is still able to identify the players and potential pitfalls therein.
Thanks for taking the time to reply. Much appreciated.
And if we lead, HOW do we
And if we lead, HOW do we lead is the question. And what do we do with these powerful elites that are running this whole showbang to control and sap our life and the lives of our children!? No force on earth can go away them - for they have more powerful artillery and standing armies to comply with their commands. HOW do we lead is the question? Or, a better question, HOW do "I" lead? Because at the end of the day, only "you" can decide to stop relying on the government, elite people, and man-made systems for your happiness and peace of mind. Only "you" can be naturally you, and make a world of difference without reacting to societal controls and standards to bog you down. You want change and to lead? Change must come from within! And only when you have won the victory over "self", ego, or negative qualities, only when you stop looking and comparing yourself with other people, only when you worry not what the politician do who is ensnared by his own karma, is when you will be able to lead, because whatever is lite from the inside, shines outwardly to the world. The political world my friend will never change for the better - seek no redemption in it. Comments made here is back and forth, tiresome on one person against another person and vice versa... there is no rest for these commenters, always one political news stirs them up to chat on another political news. What are they all stirred up about, but they have personalized everything. They say within themselves if so and so in power do this or that we would not be suffering now; or, if he only does this, we will be a better place. They go on and on, hoping to find a savior of society. But whilst they focused and drain so much energy on "them", they forget about themselves. My advise: Stop attacking politicians and start attacking your "self" and changing it for the better. Politicians will come and go, and earth will not be around forever... mark my words. The end will come! So start looking out for you and love people as much as you can. Let "government" be "you"! Make a difference before you die and stop wasting time chasing and hoping in fools, decieving no one else but yourself.
Peace
You can like him, or hate him
You can like him, or hate him (I tend towards the latter, bumbling incompetent alcoholic with a Napolean complex that he is), but the fact is, we live in a free democracy, and he can come here, people can listen to him should they so choose, or not, should they so choose. So it does not really matter what you think, particularly as he is no longer a leader. You just make your own choice about whether to listen.
You can even protest if you so wish (subject to whatever Cayman laws state about peaceful protest), hold signs showing disapproval, if there were enough people doing so, he would probably decide never to come here again. You are free!!
Whatever the rights and wrongs of the Iraq war (initially I agreed with it to spare the Iraqi people from a mad man, subsequently not as a result of the obvious corruption, lies and fraud ), it did free the Iraqi people to make their own future, or mistakes. Just as it did in Libya. Just as the Tunisians and Egyptians did for themselves and now we have to watch and see how they deal with it. They now have the same choices that you do, and the same ability to protest, or agree.
In other times, they would have been shot for writing such thoughts..
Now there just has to be a joke out there about Two Bushes in Cayman. I can"t think of it yet, but it will come!
With respect, you arre
With respect, you arre missing the point. Yes, regime-change was effected in Iraq. But this was not the reason that we were taken into that war. We went for 2 reasons; becasue we were told Saddam had WMD and we were told he was ionvolved in 9/11. We now know that Bush knew full well that both of these things were untrue. he lied and hundreds of thousands of people died as a result. There are now witnesses and documents which show this very clearly. He should be tried for war crimes at the Hague for this (along with Blair, Cheney, Rumsfeld and possibly Rice).
"Concerned Caymanian" (yeah
"Concerned Caymanian" (yeah right???), you talk about "war criminal"? What you should talk about are the terrorists that walk amongst us. They are far more dangerous to society & yourself than former President G.W. Bush. I thank GOD every morning & every night that America (I'm proudly not American) had G.W. Bush as president at the time of the 9/11 attacks & after because he has made the world a safer place. I know that you & your liberal friends support the rights of terrorists being "free" to go around & blow up innocent people in the thousands without retaliation, but if you would take off your liberal tinted shades for a second & realise that it was evil terrorists that attacked America on 9/11 & the American president had every right to defend his people & track down the people responsible for such an evil act (I ask GOD to forgive you for defending their right to do such an evil thing, it would appear). Bush said at the time that "the war" was started by the terrorists, but it would "end in a way & time of America's choosing" & I support him 100% for his right to "retaliate & defend."
"Concerned Caymanian" (yeah right), I have mercy on you, but I know that if the day ever came that those same wicked & evil terrorists used suicide bombers in the name of their religion to blow up innocent people that included a family member of yours you would think differently, & you would understand the fight that we all, including president Bush, are up against. We have seen nothing yet, & don't ever think that Cayman, beautiful, peaceful Cayman, is immune from their evil ways. "All infidels must die" & if you or any of your family are infidels then just maybe one day sooner than you or I hope you would beg for someone like president Bush to be around to help, because if there was ever one person that bravely stood up to the terrorists & terrorism it was G.W. Bush, & quite honestly we need more leaders like him. Not "war criminals" like you & your liberal friends falsly refer to him, but a brave defender of his people, & the world in general. Say what you want in reply, but if you remove your liberal tinted shades you know it's true. The world is a safer place because Bush took on the terrorists, & the world is a much more dangerous place now that we have no one to stand up to the ever increasing danger of the radical terrorists, whose sole purpose in life is to destroy YOU, me & EVERY person who does not believe in their GOD. How can you defend this? How can you defend such evil acts? Bush defended what is his, Bush defended his people because America was attacked. I hope that it does not take an evil act of terrorism "to kill all infidels" for you to see the danger you support. You seem to support a terrorists 'right' to kill rather than Bush's 'right' to defend his people & RETALIATE! Why do you criticize Bush yet say nothing about the EVIL acts of terrorism which caused Bush to act? I simply do not understand.
ter·ror·ism
What do youn think caused the
What do youn think caused the terroroism
And what the hell did Iraq have to do with international terrorism.
Try changing the channel.
sorry, I was referring to
sorry, I was referring to "Concerned Citizen" not "Concerned Caymanian" but the message is the same!
Come on now, everyone is
Come on now, everyone is entitled to their opinion about G. W. Bush, and this poster is no exception. It does not mean I agree with the posters points. What I find hard to understand, so long after the events of his presidency, is why there is still so much energy devoted to this interlectual light weight. The guy is a has-been. He was a useless president, and left the USA in a far worse mess than when he arrived. BUT, its all history. You can't change what happened. You cannot erase the past. It is time to concentrate on the here and now, and the future. Neither of which GWB has any sway over. This article is about five years too late in being written.
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