CONVENTION LAW OR MARSHAL LAW

CONVENTION LAW OR MARSHAL LAW IS? On April 7, 2000, Jay Hanson sent an email to Robert Hickerson and others. Hickerson sent it on to STEVEHUMAN and others, I being one of them. There are various statements of Hanson that, from the viewpoint of a member of Technocracy Inc., a scientific,

he Sky Isn’t Falling –It’s a Phony Crisis

The Sky Isn’t Falling –It’s a Phony Crisis The Washington Spectator, March 15, 2000, featured an article by the above name and it was written by Mark Weisbrot, University of Michigan, co-director, Center for Economic and Policy research. My thoughts on it reflect a background in Technocracy

RALPH NADER: “POWER TO THE PEOPLE.”

RALPH NADER: “POWER TO THE PEOPLE.” Letter to the Editor SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE Fax: 415-543-7708 San Francisco, California Dear Editor: Tuesday, November 7th of this year we will be electing our next president. From your March 20, 2000, article “Nader, in Sacramento, Says Outsider

ROCKING THE ECOSYSTEM

ROCKING THE ECOSYSTEM In reply to my email “FOOD SAFETY, PUTTING THE BREAKS ON SCIENCE,” I received one that is worthy of attention. Below are two paragraphs from it: “Until the world has some well considered and accepted rules governing the who does what genetic modifications to what life for

OSTEOPOROSIS

OSTEOPOROSIS In Parade Magazine, March 19, 2000, Joan Tarshis’ article “Celebrities Reveal Their Secrets,” has the following: Debbie Reynolds, 67, actress-singer "I was asked to be a spokesperson for osteoporosis but didn't quite understand it. Then I took the bone density test and found that

FOOD SAFETY, PUTTING THE BREAKS ON SCIENCE

FOOD SAFETY, PUTTING THE BREAKS ON SCIENCE During the first week of March 2000, scientists from 29 countries conducted the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development Conference at Edinburgh, Scotland. The topic under discussion was genetically modified food (GM). The S.F. Chronicle,

GREAT DEPRESSION

GREAT DEPRESSION Hi James, In your email you write that you are a high school student and you are researching the Great Depression and wonder if I, as a member of Technocracy, can give you some help. For a high school paper I think you will find enough information from the encyclopedia and

A HEALTHY FAMILY IS KEY TO CRIME REDUCTION

A HEALTHY FAMILY IS KEY TO CRIME REDUCTION Letter to the Editor SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLEFebruary 1, 2000 Fax: 415-543-7708 San Francisco, California Dear Editor: I was taken totally aback with your January 26, 2000 article “State Crime Drops 15% in 9 Months.” My

OUR PRICE SYSTEM: A N0-HOLDS-BARRED SYSTEM

OUR PRICE SYSTEM: A N0-HOLDS-BARRED SYSTEM Letter to the Editor SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE Fax: 415.543.7708 San Francisco, California Dear Editor: We live in a "no-holds-barred" socioeconomic structure, a "Price System," and articles in your paper are an excellent source of reference material.

A TECHNOCRATIC ASSESSMENT OF SCIENCE AND MORALITY

A TECHNOCRATIC ASSESSMENT OF SCIENCE AND MORALITY Hi All, I received an interesting email and have some comments on it that I feel are worth passing on. Your reaction to both the email and my comments are most encouraged. December 17, 1999 Hi Brad, Your December 10th email was most

GANGSTER CAPITALISM

GANGSTER CAPITALISM Letter to the Editor SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE November 29, 1999 San Francisco, California Dear Editor: One reason that you have an interesting paper is because of your section “Notes from here and there” by Lewis Dolinsky. I feel that one statement in his Nov.

COMPUTER WARFARE

In the San Francisco Chronicle, November 8, 1999 COMPUTER WARFARE By Bradley Graham of the Washington Post WASHINGTON - During last spring's conflict with Yugoslavia, the Pentagon considered hacking into Serbian computer networks to disrupt military operations and basic civilian services. But

CAPS ON NEEDED SOCIAL PROGRAMS COME INTO QUESTION

CAPS ON NEEDED SOCIAL PROGRAMS COME INTO QUESTION AARP BULLETIN, October 1999 AS WE SEE IT--Unrealistic Spending Caps Threaten Key Programs By Horace B. Deets, AARP Executive Director When the Balanced Budget Act of 1997 was passed and signed into law by President Clinton, funding for

87 YEAR-OLD PERSON REFLECTS ON MODERN TIMES

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BIG RISE FORECAST IN MENTAL ILLNESS AMONG ELDERLY

The San Francisco Chronicle, September 15, 1999 BIG RISE FORECAST IN MENTAL ILLNESS AMONG ELDERLY By Carl T. Hall An "unprecedented explosion" in psychiatric problems among the elderly is about to hit the country, and the U.S. medical system is woefully unprepared, a panel of psychiatric

NEW YORK TRIES TO HALT DEADLY OUTBREAK OF ENCEPHALITIS

The San Francisco Chronicle, National Report Section, September10, 1999 NEW YORK TRIES TO HALT DEADLY OUTBREAK OF ENCEPHALITIS NEW YORK - Although murder is down and the quality of life up, the city suddenly faces a deadly new menace: mosquitoes. Three people have died in the past few weeks in

U.S. FOREIGN POLICY AND NOAM CHOMSKY

U.S. FOREIGN POLICY AND NOAM CHOMSKY Noam Chomsky’s article “The New Military Humanism” was published in In These Times, September 19, 1999. It’s worth comments and mine reflect a background in Technocracy Inc., a scientific, educational-research organization. The article was a long diatribe

TUG OF WAR: WAGE WORKERS VS WAGE PAYERS

TUG OF WAR: WAGE WORKERSVS WAGE PAYERS Dear Editor: Even though your [S.F. Chronicle] September 5th article “Wage gap widens” is faulty because of some pertinent omissions, it still contains important information. My comments reflect a background in Technocracy Inc., a scientific,

THE ECONOMY GREAT BUT SOME SUFFER

THE ECONOMY GREAT BUT SOME SUFFER On two consecutive days, the S.F. Chronicle has two conflicting articles. Below are the two articles followed by my comments. Your comments are most welcome. The San Francisco Chronicle, August 26, 1999 In its Business Section, the paper has an extremely

QUESTION: DO WE HAVE A SOCIETY RUN BY MONEY PEOPLE?

JOHN A TAUBE, TECHNOCRATIC SOCIOLOGIST Letter to Editor SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE Fax: 415.5443.7708 August 18, 1999 San Francisco, California Dear Editor: Your paper went along with the media and spilt much “ink” on Iowa’s, August 14th straw vote. Although this event was a

EDUCATION

Hi Nate, Please excuse the delay in answering your recent email. You ask where you can get literature about “advocating the technocratic philosophy in regard to education.” There is none. One can only speculate as I did in my last email to you. However, when one understands Technocracy’s

PROTESTERS

JOHN A. TAUBE WRITES I’m writing the following because I feel that I have an important message to protesters in general and KPFA protesters in particular. Let me be up front: I think KPFA protesters are extremely dedicated to their cause, not one of them is so engaged for selfish reasons. After