'Oh, my god!'� sobbed the German woman.  '99% of our population has been wiped out!'�

            'It's genocide!'� cried another woman.  'How can this be allowed?'�

            'It's nothing but prejudice,'� replied a man bitterly.  'They're allowed to wipe us out.  We're nothing but filth to them.'�

            'Mommy, mommy!'� A little girl tugged on her mother.  'Where's Daddy?'�

            The little girl's mother looked at her daughter.  She smiled bravely and said gently 'Sweetie, Daddy's  . . . gone.'�

            'He's gone?  When is he coming back?'�

            'He's not coming back, honey.'�

            The little girl's eyes filled with tears.  'Why is he gone, Mommy?'�

            Her mother hugged her daughter tightly.  'Some very bad people killed him, my daughter.'�

            'Why would anyone kill Daddy, Mommy?  He never did anything to anyone!'� the little girl was bawling miserably.

            'I don't know, sweetie.  I just don't know.'� Her mother sobbed, too.

            Meanwhile, a woman looked at her sponge.  'Honey, do you think it's really true, what they say?'�

            'What?'� her husband asked absently.

            'That Lysol kills 99% of germs on contact?'�

            'Nah.  It's not possible.'�