I have decided that my opinions don't matter much in the scheme of things on our war with Iraq. I'm not going to say much else about it, other than to link to pieces that say what I think but in ways better than I could. Here is Robert Wright in Slate suggesting what might be long term consequences of the Iraqi war, which I found in PNH's Electrolite. Bayesian filters. I found a reference to rules that fix that and added them in to my local rules file. For the record for you SA users, here is what I did:

meta TOO_MANY_UA        ((USER_AGENT_MOZILLA_UA + USER_AGENT_PINE +
                          USER_AGENT_KMAIL + USER_AGENT_VM + USER_AGENT_MACOE +
                          USER_AGENT_GNUS_XM) > 1)
describe TOO_MANY_UA    Doesn't make sense to have more than one UA
score TOO_MANY_UA       18
<p>
meta TOO_MANY_UA2       ((USER_AGENT_MOZILLA_UA + USER_AGENT_PINE + USER_AGENT_KMAIL +
                          USER_AGENT_VM + USER_AGENT_MACOE + USER_AGENT_GNUS_XM) > 2)
describe TOO_MANY_UA2   Way too many user agents
score TOO_MANY_UA2      40
</p><p>
meta TOO_MANY_UA3       (TOO_MANY_UA && REFERENCES)
describe TOO_MANY_UA3   Lots of user agents with references
score TOO_MANY_UA3      12
</p><p>
meta TOO_MANY_UA4       (TOO_MANY_UA && IN_REP_TO)
describe TOO_MANY_UA4   Lots of user agents with a "reply to"
score TOO_MANY_UA4      12
</p>

Running some of this spam back through gives nice high spammy scores, so this seems to fix the issue. The spammer world is an ongoing arms race.