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The individual who sat next to Henry had reported him to the government because of the book; while the letter he recieved from the government dismissed the accussation as "idiocy," Henry responded: "I was reading a book called Jihad by Ahmed Rashid which is a history of Central Asia. I didn't speak to the man next to me past how do you do. I think Ahmed Rashid is published by Yale University Press. Bush's alma mater. Please tell your government and everyone in your office to go f*** themselves. Tell them twice. If your boss is looking for something to do, you can tell him I suggest he go f*** himself. Baghdad's safer than my hometown and your PM is a sissy." [see full story for more]
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