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Subject: Re: [Futurework] Throwing
rocks doesn't work any more
The notion of a free market is a
beautiful thought, Harry, a little like the Garden of Eden before the fall of
man.
Ed
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Subject: RE: [Futurework] Throwing
rocks doesn't work any more
Lawry,
I wrote to Ed, then came across your post.
Weve got to stop agreeing like this.
Its probably bad for us.
Harry
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those in the West think that by reacting
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rocks doesn't work any more
Al-Qaeda has plenty of substance; it can
best be seen as a support network for militant groups in the Arab and Muslim
world. Yes, it still does exist, and is more more powerful than ever, due to
the effect the Bush war on terror has
: [Futurework] Throwing rocks
doesn't work any more
Ed,
I have maintained for several years that Al Qaeda is
more form than substance. I am sure it still exists in fairly battered form,
but the majority perhaps all the bombings seem to be the actions of small
disaffected
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Where people and their governments don'
Agree. What do we mean by it?
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Lawrence deBivort wrote
] Throwing rocks doesn't work any more
Ed Weick wrote:
During the sixties and seventies people thought they could change the
system or even bring it down by marching, shouting and throwing rocks.
That doesn't work any more.
And why doesn't it work any more ? The IDF shoots live bullets at
kids who
We seem to be coming to a fork in the road. Perhaps there is
no middle way, at least for now.
Is civilization a middle way? Depends on how one defines the two sides
or legs of the fork.
In the official version, the two sides are Dubya vs. Osama (or in the
localized version, Ariel vs. Hamas).
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I would add other things that too many peoples and their
governments still
don't 'get':
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There is a growing resistance to
authority
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Yes, Ed, I think it is clear: violent
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We seem to be coming
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We seem to be coming to a fork in the road. Perhaps there is no middle
way, at least for now.
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Yes, Ed, I think it is clear: violent
resistance to oppressive regimes and policies is spread out over multiple
groups and individuals around the world, for whom religion is either irrelevant
or a tactical asset. There is no centralization, nor places
nor individuals to be destroyed to get
Lawrence deBivort wrote:
in every other country whose government and people don’t ‘get it.’
I'm not sure what it is. Perhaps someone could enlighten me?
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Ed Weick wrote:
During the sixties and seventies people thought they could change the
system or even bring it down by marching, shouting and throwing rocks.
That doesn't work any more.
And why doesn't it work any more ? The IDF shoots live bullets at
kids who are throwing rocks (and sometimes
To: futurework@fes.uwaterloo.ca
Subject: Re: [Futurework] Throwing rocks doesn't work any more
Lawrence deBivort wrote:
in every other country whose government and people don't 'get it.'
I'm not sure what it is. Perhaps someone could enlighten me
I would add other things that too many peoples and their governments still
don't 'get':
2) That it is now the ability to learn and the discipline to work
productively and constructively with others that will determine which
societies prosper and which don't, rather than military might and
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