So this email produced an error, failure to deliver.

I guess it has something to do with the CC line:

 Cc: *@pglaf.org

That looks a little odd, and a check of the original email shows a simple "*" 
asterisk, so that must have been expanded with the pglaf.org domain.

Seems like the sender stuffed up on this one.

Silly sender...



On Tue, Dec 29, 2020 at 09:26:55PM +1100, Zenaan Harkness wrote:
> This one's for Punk, an avid admirer of Pompeo ;D
> 
>    Mike Pompeo Posts Pic of Himself Enjoying 'Two Things That the CCP Does 
> Not Allow,' Can You See His Secret Message?
>    
> https://www.westernjournal.com/mike-pompeo-posts-pic-enjoying-two-things-ccp-not-allow-can-see-secret-message/
> 
>       Secretary of State Mike Pompeo took a swipe at the People’s Republic of 
> China with a picture of two things disdained by the ruling Chinese Communist 
> Party.
> 
>       Even better, Pompeo appears to have slipped in a secret warning to the 
> Chinese regime directly from the Holy Bible itself.
> 
>       The hidden message came in a post Pompeo published on Twitter on 
> Saturday.
> 
>       “Tonight,” Pompeo wrote on his personal account, “we’re freely 
> worshiping Jesus Christ and drinking Australian wine — two things that the 
> CCP does not allow.”
> 
>          Tonight, we’re freely worshiping Jesus Christ and drinking 
> Australian wine — two things that the CCP does not allow #FightForFreedom 
> pic.twitter.com/BkhY4DxsjW
>          — Mike Pompeo (@mikepompeo) December 26, 2020 https://t.co/BkhY4DxsjW
> 
>       Highlighted in Pompeo’s Bible is a New Testament verse that appears to 
> be a direct warning to Chinese rulers about whom the real power rests with.
> 
>       The verse, 2 Corinthians 3:17, reads “Now the Lord is the Spirit, and 
> where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”
> 
>       Free worship of God has long been under siege in the People’s Republic, 
> where Christianity is tightly regulated. Churches must belong to 
> government-approved denominations, and disobedience can result in 
> imprisonment and physical destruction of the worship house.
>       
> https://www.westernjournal.com/chinese-churches-forced-replace-10-commandments-communist-quotes-report-says/
> 
>       Even versions of the Bible not approved by the central ruling authority 
> will land the faithful in trouble. Fortunately, Christians can rest easy 
> knowing the Chinese Communist Party is not the highest authority.
>       
> https://www.westernjournal.com/china-begins-cracking-churches-unauthorized-version-bible-report/
> 
>       While freely worshiping God may be illegal in China, Pompeo was 
> stretching the truth when it comes to the legality of Australian wine there.
> 
>       Bottles of the alcohol from Down Under are not prohibited to import in 
> the Middle Kingdom, but heavily discouraged by the Communist Party’s steep 
> tariffs.
> 
>       ...
> 

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