From: Jeroen van Baardwijk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At Stardate 20030629.0253, Steve Sloan wrote:
I think it's rather odd that you have such mistrust of your
government. After all, the people in your government are
there because you *elected* them into those positions. Why
do you vote for people
--- Bryon Daly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Jeroen van Baardwijk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At Stardate 20030629.0253, Steve Sloan wrote:
I think it's rather odd that you have such mistrust of your
government. After all, the people in your government are
there because you *elected* them
I don't know if I got Ibrahim's message right, but I think that there is no
real idea in continuing this discussion.
The original purpose was to highlight some probable causes why there is so
much anti-americanism out there, and I think those reasons have been
thoroughly clarified (and the
--- Martin Malmkvist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know if I got Ibrahim's message right, but I think that there is no
real idea in continuing this discussion.
The original purpose was to highlight some probable causes why there is so
much anti-americanism out there, and I think those
Why do so many europeans want to leave the discussion just when it get's
down
to the details? You know? You get over the usual yelling and screeming,
down
to the point where you are just starting to be able to form some kind of
consistent model, and the europeans loose intrest. Could it be
Now, about that in-depth analysis of Brin books I proposed earlier...
I went through my list archive to tally the votes. As it turns out, we have
a tie.
Three Brin books have received votes: _The Uplift War_, _The Practice
Effect_ and _Kiln People_. There was one vote for _The Practice
From: Jeroen van Baardwijk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now, about that in-depth analysis of Brin books I proposed earlier...
I went through my list archive to tally the votes. As it turns out, we have
a tie.
Three Brin books have received votes: _The Uplift War_, _The Practice
Effect_ and _Kiln
