Re: [ecofem] Hillary's (and others) Valley of the Pols - Lee's Alley of the

2003-06-25 Thread John Simecek 



Lee, hi.
 
I fail to see how this can be construed to be SPAM, since this 
forum is a private ListServ.
 
Even if it weren't, I still fail to see how this can be 
construed to be SPAM.
 
That single misunderstanding and what appears to be your 
intentional derisive use of diminutive suffixes in your portrayal here of your 
addressee leads me to believe that you might feel more comfortable on a 
different ListServ.
 
Maybe Ann Coulter has set one up linked to her 
Website.
 
--js
 
John SimecekSpecial LecturerRhetoric 
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  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Lee Hall 
  
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  Valley of the Pols
  Not that I claim to speak for all subscribers and 
  subscriberesses, butmethinks you are verging on appearing to be a spammer 
  or a spammeress.Lee.- Original Message -From: 
  "CandP Peoples" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: 
  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; 
  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Sent: 
  25 June 2003 00:52Subject: Hillary's (and others) Valley of the 
  PolsWhy did she call her book "Living HIStory?"  Is it 
  because HERstory -- thetrue representation of American women in large 
  enought numbers to affect andprotect their country and world has not yet 
  been a topic of focus forHillary?http://www.geocities.com/valleyofthepols/livingherandhisstory.htmlAccording 
  to this site, like the heroine of Jackie Susann's novels, HillaryClinton's 
  plight and role has thus far really been quite sad.  It seems thatshe 
  and the male-dominated media are all to willing to focus on her to useand 
  isolateher and ignore other women - both in the US, like Carol 
  MoselyBraun, and outside the US, like the far more successful than 
  US-women womenPresidents and Prime Ministers of Scandinavia and Europe, 
  like those ofWales, Scotland, Germany as well as Costa Rica's 
  Vice-President, India'sCongress Party Leader Sonia Gandhi, and Parite 
  Authoress Sylviane Agacinskiof France. 
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Re: [ecofem] Hillary's (and others) Valley of the Pols

2003-06-24 Thread Lee Hall 
Not that I claim to speak for all subscribers and subscriberesses, but
methinks you are verging on appearing to be a spammer or a spammeress.

Lee.

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From: "CandP Peoples" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 25 June 2003 00:52
Subject: Hillary's (and others) Valley of the Pols


Why did she call her book "Living HIStory?"  Is it because HERstory -- the
true representation of American women in large enought numbers to affect and
protect their country and world has not yet been a topic of focus for
Hillary?

http://www.geocities.com/valleyofthepols/livingherandhisstory.html

According to this site, like the heroine of Jackie Susann's novels, Hillary
Clinton's plight and role has thus far really been quite sad.  It seems that
she and the male-dominated media are all to willing to focus on her to use
and isolateher and ignore other women - both in the US, like Carol Mosely
Braun, and outside the US, like the far more successful than US-women women
Presidents and Prime Ministers of Scandinavia and Europe, like those of
Wales, Scotland, Germany as well as Costa Rica's Vice-President, India's
Congress Party Leader Sonia Gandhi, and Parite Authoress Sylviane Agacinski
of France. ...