Switzerland ends 70 years of international broadcasting

April 8th 04, 04:02 PM

Chuckbiker

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Yes it is. they used to ahve a really great signal. However, it seems when
one such great broadcaster leaves the air, someone else uses their slot.

A bible beater most likely

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