Open Letter to Lee Iacocca.
www.rense.com/general87/opn.htm

Back in the 1970s, Chrysler was bailed out.But, Chrysler paid back all
of that money.I remember back then, I had gone to the Deville Cinema
movie theater (I-55 Frontage Road) to see the Exorcist movie.When the
movie was over, I drove over to a store to see the car that saved
Chrysler, the car was on display in front of the store.
That was a hell of a movie, the Exorcist.
cuhulin

On Aug 6, 9:11*am, wrote:
Open Letter to Lee Iacocca.www.rense.com/general87/opn.htm

Back in the 1970s, Chrysler was bailed out.But, Chrysler paid back all
of that money.I remember back then, I had gone to the Deville Cinema
movie theater (I-55 Frontage Road) to see the Exorcist movie.When the
movie was over, I drove over to a store to see the car that saved
Chrysler, the car was on display in front of the store.
That was a hell of a movie, the Exorcist.
cuhulin

The number one horror movie of all time dude.
I still feel "a little uncomfortable" in watching
that movie.