 | | From: | Inquisitive | | Subject: | .alz files | | Date: | 21 Nov 2004 19:47:11 -0800 |
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 | I tried to unzip a .alz file I downloaded from a Korean site. I used
ALZip to do this but can't seem to get it to work. Has anyone else
had trouble with .alz files, specifically Korean language files?
I am running WinXP Pro SP 2 with Asian language support installed.
Thanks.
-Inq.
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| | From: | Inquisitive | | Subject: | Re: .alz files | | Date: | Sat, 11 Dec 2004 18:46:18 GMT |
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cover up, were now multiplying. Hersh went out of his way to
address these questions in Cover Up. On pages 97-98 the following
passage appears:
There was no conspiracy to destroy the village of My Lai 4;
what took place there had happened before and would happen
again in Quang Ngai province-although with less drastic
results. The desire of Lieutenant Colonel Barker to mount
another successful, high enemy body-count operation in the
area; the desire of Ramsdell to demonstrate the
effectiveness of his operations; the belief shared by all
the principals that everyone living in Son My was staying
there by choice because of Communists...and the basic
incompetence of many intelligence personnel in the Army-all
these factors combined to enable a group of ambitious men to
mount an unnecessary mission against a nonexistent enemy
force, and somehow to find the evidence to justify it all.
I won't go into all the things that must be true for Hersh to be
correct. I will add that in the definitive book of the
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