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Waco Siege does not belong here

Unless I hear otherwise by April 10, I will remove "Waco Siege" from this list.

I offer two main reasons.

1) It is of a different sort from all the other (proper) sieges on this page.

2) The facts even as disputed do not fit Wikipedia's definition of "siege" ("a military blockade of a city or fortress"). If every law-enforcement standoff qualifies as a "siege," then there will be thousands of entries on this page -- they happen literally every day all over the United States. Jcfreed 09:38, 3 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]