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>>Although Georgia has had a long string of drought years I quit using my
>>irrigation equipment long ago as I have discovered how to make rain. It's
>>cheap and effective and the last eight years I have had adequate rain for
>>free out of the sky for all my crops. And it's not a miracle, I can
DearStacey,
You're right, of course. But how many will see that Congress's efforts to
give up our rights to president Bush's agenda involves giving up our
responsibilities? It a bit oblique. Anyway, I think we need to strike out
in a new direction, which is why I resoundingly endorse the Green
Allan writes:
Why, Hugh, is it that we only hear from the Green Party just before
election day? I never seem to hear a peep, otherwise. I'm one of
those trusting souls who believe that a wolf in a democrats clothing
is somewhat better than a wolf in republican's clothing. It makes it
hard for me
I'll admit to voting for democrats too. I'm especially itchy to vote for
Max Cleland, our Georgia dem senator who voted against Bush's war. They
are
out to get him--smear tactics and real underhanded stuff like putting his
phone numbers in their smear ads telling people to call him and
In my poly sci and legal theory classes, the term
right was considered to implicitly assign a duty,
as by the very nature of what a right is.
You raise good points. Is our current political
system up to the tasks?
When the UN was formed Mahatma Ghandi was asked to
contribute to the
writing
Oh, yes, absolutely. I am actually starting a local
green party chapter here in the Northern Berkshires
area of MA. If anyone on this list is in the area,
and interested, please contact me.
You're right, of course. But how many will see that
Congress's efforts to
give up our rights to
