The details of the deal are starting to come out. Hold your noses.
China Lifts Tobacco Import Ban
http://www.jointogether.org/jtodirect.jtml?U=26201O=263254
China has lifted an 11-year-old ban on the importation of
American tobacco.
(Alan Schwartz is a professor of law and management at Yale.)
With 1 million lawyers in the US to just 25,000 in Japan, it appears that
the oversupply leads to no hesitancy on their part to become immediate
experts in Middle Eastern history. Perhaps lawyers should spend more
time on practicing
On Mon, 10 Dec 2001 17:55:24 -0500 Ray Harrell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
To the list,
Perhaps you might speak on the issues of money in the Middle East.
Your parallel to my people here in America doesn't quite hold since what
made the great opportunity for
your ancestors was a die off
Ed, first let me say that I feel that the Holocaust is the worst man made
horror that I am aware of. Second, Arab countries have been much meaner
to Palestinians than have the Israelis. I have never been pro-Arab, as
the term is used. There is pretty good indication that King Hussein
killed
Although a bit dated, this brief synopsis of the rise of the Hashemite
family is one of the more accurate I have run across:
http://www.nyu.edu/globalbeat/mideast/GIU020799.html
Bill Ward
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Keith,
Could you expand on your comment?:
Consumers are becoming much more
powerful than they used to be
Thanks, Bill Ward
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Keith,
I would agree with you for the upper 20% of the population and the effect
it has on demand but for the other 80%, that is the rub.
Bill
On Wed, 10 Jul 2002 17:51:41 +0100 Keith Hudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Bill,
At 08:18 10/07/02 -0400, you wrote:
Keith,
Could you expand on
Keith,
Do you find that you get higher quality postings to your afternoon
offerings?
Bill Ward
**
I must say that it's a pleasant experience to receive a well-considered
reply to one of my early morning ponderings.
Keith
What does everyone have against guerillas? I just don't like terrorists
but certainly support the people of Chiapas. Bush has successfully
clouded the issue by defining guerillas as terrorists and anyone who is
the enemy of Citicorp [aka the IMF] is a terrorist by his definition.
Bill Ward
On
Lawry,
I agree completely. Bush's position is that any group providing armed
resistance to a group he supports qualifies as terrorists. The IMF has,
through its policies and crossing the palms of strong men, probably
killed more people than many of the groups Bush has fingered.
I have not
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Lawry,
I agree completely. Bush's position is that any group providing
armed
resistance to a group he supports qualifies
Harry,
Sorry to misread you.
Bill
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 23:29:05 -0700 Harry Pollard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bill,
Don't take on so. I was referring not to the guerrillas but to the
way they
operate. They can hit anywhere at any time. Difficult to defend
against,
unless you make
An important point vis-a-vis a jihad is that is a concept promoted by
extremists among Muslims and I have never seen any indication that
Saddaam is serious about Islam. I don't think he and Usama would get
along very well.
Bill Ward
there is this deliberately set call for Islamic Jihad that did
Bob Novak took me by surprise when he indicated that the idea to move on
Iraq is that of Richard Perle, a foreign affairs advisor to Bush who also was an
advisor to his dad.
It was not that I was unaware of the role that Perle was playing in the
administration but that Novak would be so
Keith,
While the scenarios you mention may all occur, I feel that you are
imputing too much logic to the Bush contingent. My guess is that they are
simply trying to put the squeeze on Sa'ud and trying to help out a few
Congress people for the November elections. I bet you will see a change
in
Absolutely! There is an epidemic of TSE [the equivalent of BSE or mad
cow dies ease] among deer, sheep [scapie], goats, elk, and moose along
the US-Canadian border. It has gone on for a number of years and
scientists have assumed that it is not transferrable to humans until
recently when three
Brad,
There are some interesting triangles
Israel, Turkey, US
Arab World, Greece, Russia
China, Pakistan, US
India, Russia, Vietnam
But as you know, these are already breaking down which leads to all sorts
of risks.
Pakistan/India war
The thing that most people forget is that the stock boom was the result of
saving money by the boomers. Now that they are starting to retire, they are
pulling the money out and the speculation [and high P/E rations] will slack off.
They are now putting their money into real estate so that it
Keith, I agree that there is a struggle going on in the Bush
administration. Even though 'W' is not a match for the brain power
surrounding him, you have to remember that his background and wealth is
in and from oil and he probably has a much warmer feeling for Saudi money
than anyone else there.
If Europeans worked a longer week, unemployment would be higher still.
WSJ is bound to attack the Europeans life style since it doesn't fit very
well with serfdom.
Bill Ward
On Fri, 9 Aug 2002 05:59:13 -0700 Tom Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
WSJ, Aug. 8, 2002
Europe's Prized Leisure Life
Keith,
You are right on! There are a couple of supporting bits of evidence.
1) We are willing to put security over freedom [John Ashcroft is the
first step in a fulfilling of the novel '1984' although the author blew
it by 24 years].
2) Willingness of the Bush/Cheney combo to delay action on
Keith,
I agree with your view that increased fundamentalism is evidence of
decline. In addition, fundamentalists have been working on aggrandizement
of wealth. The Christian right justifies accumulation of wealth as having
been blessed by Jesus for good works.
With fundamentalism growing
Karen,
I agree with your discussion below. I will look for the group. I saw
them in one of our local newspapers this last week.
Bill
On Sun, 18 Aug 2002 09:41:48 -0700 Karen Watters Cole
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Interesting post, Bill.
I would dearly love to know the name of the
I personally feel that this was the way for 41 to pass a message to 43. W
is much more beholden to Reagan than to his Dad and this is a way to get
back at his Mom telling him to keep his feet off of the table when he
goes him.
Also, W is much more beholden to his advisors [he kept the most
Chris,
I agree that it is quite unacceptable to attack an entire group just
because of the actions of a few killers.
Bill Ward
On Sun, 18 Aug 2002 16:41:31 -0400 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Naw, I think it was Swiss bankers.
Chris, prove that it wasn't.
arthur
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I really wish Condoleezaa would stick to the piano. How many get invited
by Yoyo Ma to play a duet? It was beautiful.
Bill Ward
On Tue, 27 Aug 2002 13:09:06 -0400 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I guess this administration knows a lot about the oil business.
Keith,
I think that hope for a more stable Middle East with changes in
governments is not realistic. In general, when governments change, the
change is brought about by the most far out. I would guess that we need
to be ready for a couple of decades of chaos to make up for our policies
of
Lawry,
You can't treat a crook honorably. Gore's mistake was that he failed to
distance himself early and sincerely from Clinton.
Bill Ward
Gore blew it badly, for several reasons (which I would suggest are:
failure to treat Clinton honorably; failure to have
confidence in himself; too
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Britain)
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Oops - Freudian! The word below should have been 'play' in the best
Clintonesque sense.
Bill Ward
On Wed, 4 Sep 2002 08:42:41 -0400 William B Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Keith,
What we have may not be a crisis but a reallignment. The information
age
has made it possible to lay around
The good news is that there is not a straight line supply demand function
with oil. If consumption drops even slightly below supplhy, prices drop quite
considerably. Conservation in the US could bring oil producing countries to
their knees. We are our own worst enemy.
Bill Ward
For those
Keith and Chris,
With the fierce battle going on in the administration over a number of
issues dealing with Democratic freedoms and with Colin Powell giving
notice that he will be bowing out at the end of 43's first term, to what
extent do Europeans, with their history of nondemocratic regimes,
NOTE, THIS EM AIL IS TO LAWRY BUT I AM SENDING IT TO THE LIST SO AS NOT
TO BE ACCUSED OF SIDE STEPPING HIS POSTING.
99% OF YOU WILL WANT TO SIMPLY HIT THE DELETE KEY. I APOLOGIZE AHEAD OF
TIME FOR FILLING UP YOUR MAILBOXES.
Bill Ward
I lived for six years under Lebanese, Jordanian, and Israeli rule [my
wife was with me the last five of those years] and have found that much
of what is written is pure fiction. Orientalists, as they are wont to
call themselves, are mostly hermits. They read others works and compound
those errors
Chris,
Thanks for the reference. One issue - I feel that we must stick to the
term - Zionist, since there are may Jews who are very distressed by th
nonJewish and militaristic character of Israel at the moment and many
Jews who are involved in :Peace movements.
How soon we forget. Adam Shapiro
I feel that Pipes is a little condescending by assuming that no one else
reads or can count. The moral from his message obviously is that since militant
Muslims have killed so many Christians/Jews without losing anyone themselves, we
might as well roll over and give up.
by the way, Pipes
Karen,
I would guess that you have hit the nail on the head. The USSR was
brought down with fax machines. I have spent a lot of time with the
Christian right. When we lived overseas, we would have a lot of visitors
of such ilk who realized that we did not watch their every move and
phrase the
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Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 11:00 PM
Subject: RE: Keystone Cops reappear in Florida
Bill, I just finished reading about Florida Voting Disaster, the
sequel.
Sorry to hear it. Really.
(see
http
Here a two versions of the book that will do much of what Keith asks for.
Philip Hitti was born in the village of Shemlan Lebanon where I lived a year. He
was an amazing man. When he was 84, he asked me at breakfast at his son's house
to walk with him among the orchards the next morning,
Ray,
Although I am sure that it would not be popular for Muslims to focus on
Universality at this time in history, the Quran uses the term 'ahl
al-kitaab' which means 'people of the book'. This includes Muslims,
Christians, and Jews. Muslims believe that they were simply the latest
recipients in
Thomas Homer-Dixon for
President!
Bill Ward
On Wed, 11 Sep 2002 14:50:09 -0400 "Ed Weick" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Interesting commentary in the Globe and Mail this morning.
Ed
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Karen, viz the 3 ideas,
I believe that the spelling should be 'piece' - we want a piece of them. I
feel simply that we have moved from bodies in body bags to WTO-led dominance of
the weak by the strong.
I feel the jury is still out on free markets. As an importer, free markets
have helped
Keith,
I honestly believe that this process happens when population demand on
resources is such that, to survive, one country needs to control the
resources of another. We are in an end-stage process described so well by
Jeremy Rifkin in Entropy.
Bill Ward
On Mon, 16 Sep 2002 19:10:22 +0100
Ed,
I am running basically 100% on it when a Muslim and I talk about Islam.
It seems that virtually every Muslim is aware of the role Christianity
played in forming Islam. Moses [Musa] and Jesus [Issa] are seen as
profits of God and are revered.
Bill
On Tue, 17 Sep 2002 11:11:06 -0400 Ed
they
are not
trustworthy nor do they deserve to be considered so.Just mention
Usury
and watch them all turn tail and head for the hills.
REH
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Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 10:14 AM
Subject: Re: one
Sorry, I can't resist.
A Notre Dame football player went to confession one Sunday afternoon. The
Father was known for his forgetfulness. To correct the problem, he made a
chalk mark on his sleeve for every infraction.
The football player began: 'Father, when I tackled a running back
Keith,
I agree swith your analysis in the short run re oil supplies and demand has
actually lessened and alternative are coming forward.
However, what the west fails to appreciate is that there are 200 million
middle class Indians and the Chinese middle class is growing rapidly so I feel
Since most studies use and alpha value of .05 to demonstrate statistical
significance [a few even use .01], the probability of finding a
significant effect is 1 out of 20. These cutoff points have been selected
by statisticians since statisticians are the accountants of the
scientific world. The
Harry,
The awards in liability insurance rarely add up to the cost to Society
[maybe Johns Mansville and a subsidiary of Dow/Corning but they are still
around.
Bill Ward
On Mon, 23 Sep 2002 08:44:02 -0700 Harry Pollard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
People are responsible for any harm they cause,
Harry,
You know darn well that the reason they didn't put German-Americans in
internment camps was that they looked too much like Wasps. [plus there
were too many of them!].
Bill Ward
On Mon, 23 Sep 2002 08:34:26 -0700 Harry Pollard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
With regard to the internment of
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Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 2:28 PM
Subject: Re: No more slanging ( was Re: dumping GM food on Africa)
Harry,
The awards in liability insurance rarely add up to the cost to
Society
Keith,
Something I forgot to mention but Koya Asumi brought it up. When
accepting graduate students into a program, I always add 200 points to
African American scores to estimate a true GRE. I have never been
disappointed which suggests to me quite a cultural bias.
By the way, we had a woman
Keith,
If you review medical publications, you will find Jews, Christians, and
Muslims on a lot of the same lists of coauthors. What the world fails to
understand is that Palestinians are heads and tails above the rest of the
Middle East in basic intelligence and productivity. If Israel had been
Karen,
While I agree with a lot of your analysis, I am not quite ready to write
Bush's actions as simply shallow since they were developed by his 'brain
trust'. I do feel that his interest in invading Iraq fits with the self
interest cell he has around him. He realizes that there is a risk of
Devorah,
We can't reverse history. Humans have done some terrible things, often in
the name of religion, but we have to move forward with the less than
perfect world we have. Having lived in the Jerusalem area for 5 years a
few decades ago, I was well aware of Palestinian Jews, Christians, and
Harry,
How about going back, compare the number of days Ehud Barak was in office
and the number of suicide bombers with the number of days Sharon has been
in office and the number of suicide bombers?
Bill Ward
On Thu, 26 Sep 2002 11:01:05 -0700 Harry Pollard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Devorah
'the first signs of increasingly bitter clashes for resources'.
Keith,
I think the link above pretty much sums it up.
Bill Ward
On Thu, 26 Sep 2002 20:07:41 +0100 Keith Hudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Karen,
Please don't get carried away by the apparent democratic discussion
of
Ray,
We don't have to worry about the threat of China. Americans are doing it to
themselves. John Glish [ www.flatoday.com/!NEWSROOM/indexglisch.htm]
writes:
I'm
talking about a poll from the First Amendment Center in Arlington, Va.,
which has found that nearly half
of Americans think
Harry,
Since we are into homilies, a Swedish colleague of mine working with the
Lutheran World Federation's vocational tech center in Beit Hanina [ http://www.poica.org/casestudies/beit-hanina25-9-01/
] , was asked by
an Israeli census worker as to when he came to Israel. My friend stopped
Harry - Balfour Declaration www.mfa.gov.il/mfa/go.asp?MFAH00pp0
You need to view Hamaas more like the IRA. They are not in it for the
money. Arafat is afraid of them and does not control them. Israel is afraid of
them andcannot control them.
Arab nations support the Palestinian cause a
The rest of the world has been sacrificing for the American future which
is here and now. In a few years, we will be leaving the US to Europe
seeking opportunities.
Bill Ward
It's somewhat similar to us sacrificing for future generations:
We *are* a future generation, so we should get ours
:26:28 -0400 Brad McCormick, Ed.D.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
William B Ward wrote:
The rest of the world has been sacrificing for the American future
which
is here and now. In a few years, we will be leaving the US to
Europe
seeking opportunities.
Leave the dead to bury the dead
Harry,
I bet that Bush is a better shot than Sir Lawrence. I think the proposal
by the Iraqi VP of a duel is fantastic. It could set a tremendous
precedent for the future.
Bill Ward
I remember with awe Lawrence Olivier's acceptance speech for an
Oscar. He
spoke for 5 minutes.
It was
Harry,
I have been associated with some good schools and some mediocre ones and
can attest that doctoral degrees are more a measure of tenacity than any
basic intelligence. Why is it that Michael Dell and Bill Gates could drop
out as undergraduates and do so well? In fact, Gates dropped out a
Ray,
Have you noticed the trend in conservative journalists interviewing
conservative
journalists? That truly is taking it to a higher level.
Bill
On Fri, 4 Oct 2002 16:13:11 -0400 Ray Evans Harrell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Clark has also been very verbal on the various minority shows while
Ray,
I'm an endomorph so maybe s/he was an ectomorph.
Bill
On Fri, 4 Oct 2002 17:50:26 -0400 Ray Evans Harrell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Adventures in George W. Bushspeak, the accidental words of wisdom of
our
illustrious leader who will lead our warriors over the barricades
and into
Brad,
The demolition tax is a good one. I have spent since 1980 living in
Southern Cities - Columbia SC, New Orleans,and Tampa, what I have noticed
is a tendency for big players to look for fast money projects rather than
something that will endure over time. There is a bit of this touched
Great Article
Bill Ward
Here's an interesting piece that seems to me to put things
into a useful perspective. (I pass it on since it may not be
readily available to all.)
best wishes,
Stephen Straker
GET INTERNET
Is there such a thing as random intelligence? Mine seems capricious.
Bill Ward
On Fri, 11 Oct 2002 10:59:57 -0700 Tom Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Being the Visionary Philosopher I am, I retook the test giving
random
answers. Remarkably, the random response showed I am an Inventive
Absolutely. There is no way that Bush trusts anyone else to control his
oil.
Bill Ward
On Sat, 12 Oct 2002 19:35:01 -0500 Tom Lowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Did anyone else notice this happening?
Tom Lowe
--
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Tom
When I signed up for this list, I didn't ask if there were minimum
requirements. I may not be eligible.
Emode test is absolutely useless for high-IQ FWer types
Bill Ward
On Sat, 12 Oct 2002 08:36:56 +0100 Keith Hudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Lawry,
At 19:33 11/10/02 -0400, you wrote:
What blows my mind is Bush's assumption that he can introduce a friendly
regime in Baghdad. This is quite unlikely. If anyone has been following
the election returns in Pakistan, Islamic fundamentalists made a strong
showing. Of course, we are backing a military dictator in Pakistan, which
is
Tom,
Some liberals think that way. In addition, the funding of faith groups to
do good in the community is a right wing effort [one which I support]. The
bailing out of the airlines and almost letting Amtrak die was the work of a
party that has to pay attention to the teamsters and
Harry,
What you are arguing is that the US alone makes or breaks the UN which
means that it already is a whipping boy. With an EU growing in strength
we may be surprised.
Bill Ward
On Thu, 31 Oct 2002 13:03:53 -0800 Harry Pollard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Karen,
Europeans always blamed the
What I felt interesting in this discussion was the lack of reference to
Overseas Chinese. Bill Clinton certainly was aware of them.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0750641304/ref=lib_rd_ss/1
04-4779275-1646342?v=glancevi=slide-show#reader-link
They are able to put together
Arthur,
I am glad that there is at least one other person who likes conspiracy
theories around. What is amazing is that finding that you can change the
entire direction of history by a well placed bullet.
Bill Ward
On Sun, 3 Nov 2002 13:34:39 -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You are not
Keith,
I doubt if there is a declining potential future elite with India and
China a couple of bytes away. If we only look at Europeans, you may have
a point but even the Europeans in the US will become a minority in a
couple of decades. We continue to survive by importing superior
foreigners.
Ray,
Honest!
My hands are clean.
Bill
On Sun, 3 Nov 2002 15:27:23 -0500 Ray Evans Harrell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Interesting post Chris.I've noticed that people who usually claim
that
other people are committing crimes are often involved in it
themselves.
Keith,
Well stated.
Bill
On Mon, 04 Nov 2002 21:17:22 + Keith Hudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Bill,
At 10:29 04/11/02 -0500, you wrote:
Keith,
I doubt if there is a declining potential future elite with India
and
China a couple of bytes away. If we only look at Europeans, you
Ray,
I used to kid my kid who was in the Navy and was a bit 'redneck' www.fortogden.com/foredneck.html when he expressed
concern about Gays being on board. He lived in our house in Tampa before my wife
and Imoved back from New Orleans. I also told him he was living in a Gay
neighborhood
Thanks Lawry,
Bill
On Wed, 13 Nov 2002 10:46:41 -0500 "Lawrence DeBivort" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Unitarian
Universalists, too.
Cheers,
L
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Thought FW'ers would appreciate this.
Bill Ward
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS PURGING ITS WEB SITES -- EDUCATIONAL ALERT
The American Educational Research Association in conjunction with the
American Library Association has issued an alert regarding the purging
from
Federal government web sites of
Arthur,
Interesting.
I had once thought of having Lebanon, Israel, and Palestine in some kind of
confederation so that each of the 3 religious groups could have a base although
they might live anywhere in the area.
Bill
On Mon, 25 Nov 2002 15:47:18 -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am
Karen,
Rudy Guiliani just received a contract for $4.3 million to work his wonders
on Mexico City the way that he did in New York where crime has fallen
dramatically.
What people forget is that the boom and the rapid drop in teen population
growth were the principal factors. Although
Karen,
The poor in Florida pay a very regressive 6.5 to 7% sales tax supposedly
aimed at tourists.
Here is an interesting article from the NYTon the academic globalization
battle at Columbia U.
There are Menonite communities in Belize and Costa Rica doing the same
thing. A lot of Americans of Polish ancestry returned to Poland to live after
the fall of the Berlin wall.
Bill Ward
On Mon, 2 Dec 2002 07:32:01 -0800 "Karen Watters Cole" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Future
temperature gradients?
Lawry
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Harry and Keith,
A somewhat scarier scenario
Brian,
Thanks. I hadn't seen that one but almost fell off my couch the other day
[not any easy thing to do] did hear Christine Whitman [EPA
director]acknowledge global warming and the fact that action needs to be
taken.
On Tue, 17 Dec 2002 11:20:43 -0500 Brian McAndrews
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Tom,
Bush's leakers said that they were looking to let the dollar slide to
improve exports with the new economic team coming in.
Bill Ward
On Tue, 17 Dec 2002 13:54:16 -0800 Tom Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Canada Dollar Surges to 5-Month Highs Vs U.S. Dollar
TORONTO (Reuters) - The
Harry,
It seems you missed the most important point that Keith made:
but it would still need vast
government subsidies because private investors can never
afford to cover the costs of
cleaning up afterwards.
My youngest son became a Nuke in the Navy. When he went in, he was very
pro
Harry,
It seems you missed the most important point that Keith made:
but it would still need vast
government subsidies because private investors can never
afford to cover the costs of
cleaning up afterwards.
My youngest son became a Nuke in the Navy. When he went in, he was very
pro
Harry,
It seems you missed the most important point that Keith made:
but it would still need vast
government subsidies because private investors can never
afford to cover the costs of
cleaning up afterwards.
My youngest son became a Nuke in the Navy. When he went in, he was very
pro
Interesting,
Bill Ward
***
A new study done in Brazil has uncovered some interesting challenges to
our thinking about the assumptions made about skin color and ancestry:
Lay people and even scientists, often confuse color or 'race'
Chris,
A friend of mine was director of the Burkitt's Lymphoma dspace.dial.pipex.com/lrf-/diseases/burkitt_book.htm
tumor center in Accra Ghana in the early to mid 70's [he is now with the US
Public Health ServiceUniformed Officers' Corps]. After the
appearance of AIDS, he went back and
Chris,
A friend of mine was director of the Burkitt's Lymphoma dspace.dial.pipex.com/lrf-/diseases/burkitt_book.htm
tumor center in Accra Ghana in the early to mid 70's [he is now with the US
Public Health ServiceUniformed Officers' Corps]. After the
appearance of AIDS, he went back and
Chris,
I have always loved conspiracy theories and have been delighted by the
recent suggestions [as the book goes] that the CIA used the Mafia to get
at Castro and it was the same Mafia that wacked JFK. After Ruby killed
Onward, so he wouldn't talk, Giancono, Traficante, and Hoffa all died or
Maybe we could reserve GM food for cloned folks so that the one could
balance out the other.
Bill Ward
On Thu, 16 Jan 2003 22:47:25 +0100 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Christoph Reuss)
writes:
Keith Hudson wrote:
Apparently, the GM crops concerned (sugar beet) have been modified
to be
unsusceptible
Keith,
What bothers me about GM is that the Bush administration is trying to
push it down the throats of hungry Africans saying that they either take
it or starve. If you look at what science has produced, outside of
vaccines [and the TV for naked news], results are probably on the
negative side.
Keith,
While I like your hypotheses and urge you to keep them coming, I feel
that 'W' is quite at odds with his father and is following the man his
father said practiced 'voodoo economics', Uncle Ronnie.
Bill Ward
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To:
Here is an interesting cross-list posting.
Bill Ward
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From: B. Michael McKenna [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2003 04:02:45 -0600
Subject: Beware the United States, Part 2
Greetings,
On September 12, 2001, I made the posting
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