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"Our demands were not met, so we had no choice." Thus did Abu Sabaya justify
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with 27 others, mostly schoolchildren. Spoken like a true fanatic, that fringe
subhuman species that George Santayana defined as one who redoubles his effort
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Sabaya gleefully recounted to news radio anchors how they went about their
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BUNNY ARVILLE

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In God's name? - Gotcha

By Jarius Bondoc | April 24, 2000 - 12:00am

"Our demands were not met, so we had no choice." Thus did Abu Sabaya justify his terror band's beheading of two Basilan teachers they've held hostage along with 27 others, mostly schoolchildren. Spoken like a...

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