08-08-2002 19:01									#91
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quote: Originally posted by rah No the conclusion was that it was posible motivation for a few wacko women to marry serial killers. (pure speculation)

How do you figure that? Surely the hypothetical women who marry serial killers to get a greenie are less wacky than those who do so for purely, eh, emotional reasons?

	08-08-2002 19:25									#92
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Either reason would be enough for me to consider them wacky, but you're right, I would consider them less wacky.

	08-08-2002 19:27									#93
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	08-08-2002 20:07									#94
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quote: Originally posted by rah Either reason would be enough for me to consider them wacky, but you're right, I would consider them less wacky.

And less wacky than the hostages 'victims' of the Stockolm syndrome? or more?

	08-08-2002 21:51									#95
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quote: In 2001 the UK was last of the 5 big member states though....

I must be misreading, but according to the stats, the UK had more net immigration than France.

	09-08-2002 12:02									#96
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I misread the nr for France, sorry.

	09-08-2002 22:15									#97
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I just wasn't sure if you were refering to a different figure.

I wonder if the figures would change if the Sangatte Red Cross base were closed.

British media would have you believe so.

	09-08-2002 23:16									#98
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"While US emigration data is notoriously sketchy"

If you follow el freako's assumption that the extra 8-10 million found in the census came during the last decade, then it would be foolish to place even the word "sketchy" there. More like "we don't have any clue, but it's a whole lot".