Keith says;

I a m sorry I left out the most important part of the last post. Every bit of 
the original post was from the archive. Tim, Both your comment and mine were 
from July 2002; three years ago. Remember, the bones of the DFL Demolition 
Juggernaut are buried in the vacant lots.The kids selling drugs on 26th Avenue 
are Jackie C. and SSB's; they created the hyper mobility through implementation 
of the DFL Demolition Agenda; home wrecking. Still fresh; huh?

There are two kinds of people in a street gang; hard-core and wannabe. There 
are two kinds of folks in our local DFL; hard-core machine; and sincere, 
blithe, do-gooders.

Introspection time on The List,

Keith Reitman  NearNorth Not affiliated with a Streetgang, nor Machine  

Keith Reitman   NearNorth 


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Dear Tim and List members:

The World changes and stays the same. Yudda. I have found that almost every 
topic we present on the current List has arisen in some form in the past 4 
years. The List Archive is fascinating and highly relevant today's issues. We 
do 
not have to reinvent the wheel; although we are discussing new ways to power 
it. Even that has been covered in the last four years. History matters. And 
Tim, 
I am thinking of writing a "day in the life of neither the best nor worst 
small business person called landlord"; no one would believe the s**t I 
shoveled 
just today after The 4th in the hood. Yea, we are busy.

eith-Kay eitman-Ray   ear-Nay orth-Nay 


Tim Bonham:
         
Gee, Keith -- digging up an over-2-year-old post, and commenting 
on it now?
Guess those "small business people called landlords" must not have much to 
keep them busy.

Tim Bonham, Ward 12, Standish-Ericsson



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