with 
              Twaddleserve
            The 
              Internet's not just for the elite, it's for EVERYBODY in the world 
              with a computer, telephone and money.
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      One of the Internet industry's 
        leading figures has stated that the Internet should be seen as a basic 
        human right. Clearly this is somebody with a wide view of their lounge 
        the world. 
         
      We at Twaddleserve have been 
        forcing poor people on to the Net for years. Check out these testimonials 
        from our satisfied customers... 
      
         
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             Getting enough 
              food to eat was always a priority in my village until we were introduced 
              to the Internet. Now we realise there are more important things 
              to think about than survival.  
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             My brother has 
              been very good about reducing his food intake so we can pay for 
              our new telephone line. The Internet is turning out to be the best 
              educational tool we have ever had. Next year we are hoping to get 
              even more out of it when somebody in the village learns to read. 
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             After a three 
              hour trek to fetch clean water there's nothing I like more than 
              to relax in front of our village computer. In the evening my husband 
              joins other men in the communal hall and they study the many sites 
              dealing with female anatomy. 
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      Poor? Get 
        connected with Twaddleserve!
      Just $600 a year including 
        74 free hours of access. If the per capita income of your country is below 
        $600 a year, you may qualify for a loan from the World Bank or International 
        Monetary Fund. Your country may be forfeited if you fail to keep up repayments. 
        If the gross domestic product of your country is below $600, you've probably 
        got one of these loans already. 
      
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