Re: In the interests of peace, please read, comment, and forward widely.

1999-03-23 Thread Douglas P. Wilson
Bob McDaniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You're right - this post certainly doesn't belong here. ... Well I've read a lot of somewhat off-topic material on this list, so I think it's reasonable to ask for a little tolerance for mine. I did ask: "In this time of crisis, I hope you will forgive

FW: Re: In the interests of peace...

1999-03-23 Thread pete
"Douglas P. Wilson" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Like all of us, I have my blind spots, and I may well have wasted your time on a silly idea, I just don't know. If so, I'm sorry. I honestly thought it worth posting. I still think it was -- but what about the rest of you, the other people on

Re: FW: Re: In the interests of peace...

1999-03-23 Thread Eva Durant
Recognizing independence unqualified is not a good idea - though you probably are aware of this, it can be the start of wars rather than the end. The hasty recognition of Croatia by Germany and then the West, without any guarantees of minority rights, started the whole damn yugoslav war.

response from Worldwatch V.P. re population

1999-03-23 Thread Steve Kurtz
An open reply to Dick Bell: About a month ago I posted an article by Lester Brown of Worldwatch, which made no mention of population in an optimistic view towards the future. Dick Bell, VP of Communications responded with this short note. I assume his dual usages of "stabilizing population

Re: In the interests of peace, please read, comment, and forward widely.

1999-03-23 Thread Ed Weick
Briefly, what I'm suggesting is that a very different ultimatum should be given to the Serbs: Stop Killing or We Recognize Kosovo as Independent. It is a matter of principle: Nations do NOT shell their own county -- so if the Serbs continue shelling Kosovo villages it PROVES that Kosovo is NOT a

FW: Re: In the interests of peace...

1999-03-23 Thread pete
Bob McDaniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Pax vobiscum. What do Jay Hanson, Thomas Lunde and Douglas P. Wilson have in common? The common sense to realize that things can't go on the way they're going, and we can either choose our new vision of the future, or have it forced upon us by events?