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Spreading the gospel according to
Chavez 19 September 2005The Globe and MailA1English
NEW YORK -- Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez looked
fully at home in the pulpit of Manhattan's Church of St. Paul and St. Andrew as
he preached the gospel of social justice so widely
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Now
let's see: the newspaper publishers play golf with the CEOs of the
corporations, and go to the same cocktail parties etc., well you get the
picture. Bias.
arthur
-Original Message-From: Gurstein, Michael
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Monday, September 19,
Having survived the great ice storm of a few years ago, I realized it
doesn't take billions of dollars to mitigate such a disaster. I have a gas
furnace, and even if I had an oil furnace what stop the furnace from working
was not lack of fuel. It was the lack of a minimal amount of electricity to
the new DC motors on furnaces require even less power. Perhaps could even be
run with a backup battery supply.
arthur
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Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 11:38 AM
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Natalia
You trust your local conservative news
station?
They dont carry guns. If local people
were concerned about those gun-toting women it must be because they too listen
to their local conservative news station.
You should watch a fair and balanced
station like Fox.
You talk
Probably hasn't yet reached Switzerland, but there is a
difference between goods and people.
Harry
Henry George School of Social Science
of Los Angeles
Box 655 Tujunga CA 91042
818 352-4141
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From:
Sorry Salvador,
I was replying to the earlier part of this
thread , where Natalia said:
Ever desperate
for an excuse to bear arms, new groups of US citizens have been not only
congregating to discuss concerns about illegal immigrants crossing their
borders,
Of course, the
Harry
If a million Chinese landed on the
beaches of BC, I bet the Prime Minister would have kittens and so would
everyone else.
Arthur
We would
"re-discover" our "wonderful" friendship with the US as
weyell: Help..Do
something.
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[EMAIL
Having watched much of the recent discussions about the US President,
policies, etc., and participated in some of these discussions, I am now
thinking about the next election. This gives rise to a question - what
are the qualities that you think the next president should possess? I,
of
Why not select the best attributes from previous Presidents over the past
century.
Perhaps one outstanding attribute from Carter, FDR, Bush I, Reagan, etc.
Let's forget the negative. Choose one positive aspect of each.
A good hair-do.
Chris
Harry Pollard wrote:
The people patrolling the Mexican border don't have guns.
When they find illegal entry, they inform the Border patrol.
But they're a barrier to Free Trade, Harry!
Why is there a Wall inside NAFTA ?
Double standards, perhaps?
Probably hasn't yet reached
Barry, great idea to build such a list, and input from our non-US friends
would be helpful as well.
We are looking around at possible candidates right now here in Maryland with
the hope of finding one or two that deserve some early support and coaching.
I think a list of criteria would provide a
I'd be particularly interested in non-US perspectives.
Is this supposed to become sort of a re-do of the ICANN elections ?
Big show of global democracy and red tape orgy (everyone could be
nominated and vote), just to discover in the end that the predators
behind the scenes had their way anyway.
No, it is not a given. I'm surprised you are paying attention to the
quality of her hair-do.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Christoph Reuss
Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 5:44 PM
To: futurework@fes.uwaterloo.ca
Subject: RE:
Harry
If a million Chinese landed on the beaches of BC, I bet the Prime Minister
would have kittens - and so would everyone else.
Arthur
We would re-discover our wonderful friendship with the US as we yell:
Help..Do something.
Didn't _all_ Canadians and Americans (or their parents
below
Natalia
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From: Christoph Reuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: futurework@fes.uwaterloo.ca
Sent: Sunday, September 18, 2005 5:43 PM
Subject: Re: [Futurework] Re: Projection makes perception
The art of flip-flopping à la Natalia:
| But you
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- Original Message -
From:
Harry Pollard
To: 'Darryl and Natalia' ; futurework@fes.uwaterloo.ca
Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 12:29
PM
Subject: RE: [Futurework] Minuteman
Groups
Natalia
You trust your local
conservative
Malcolm,
Far from amicable. The US has, since Canada declined participation in the Iraq
invasion, painted us with a very nasty colour. We weren't even acknowledged by
Bush for our immediate assistance following 9/11. And the drug issue is a laugh
because the US is by far the largest of crops
Natalia,
Please know that at least this American has a deep respect for Canada. Your
help on getting US citizens out of Iran, your general quiet thoughtfulness,
your participation in peace-keeping activities, the contributions of
individual Canadians to US life (e.g. Jennings) -- these are all
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