Selma,
The question is whether or not you are a Jeb/George Bush fan.
Bill
On Wed, 9 Jul 2003 10:41:15 -0400 Selma Singer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I'm sorry to be so dense; perhaps I misread the article. My
understanding
was that this egregious situation has NOT been corrected.
Selma
Thought this bibliography might be of some interest to some. Snagged, as they say, from an
e-newsletter, Sojo Mail, but attributed to Georgetown Univ.
Sojourners is the center-left Spiritual group that originally was a
community, and in response to the Bush2 administration, has become
World Press Review - World News from World Newspapers
http://www.worldpress.org/
Most Americans don't understand how different the world -- and America --
looks to people in other nations. This sampling of current and archived news
stories from around the world does much to correct that.
Ed wrote: ..The other is sustainability. Prospects for
the US economy are not good. Money is needed at home to patch up
deteriorating infrastructure and growing unemployment. There is also a
third factor: growing cynicism as the Haliburons, Bechtels and Worldcoms are
seen to be principal
Selma Singer wrote:
- Original Message -
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 8:39 PM
Subject: The Other War
http://www.tikkun.org/magazine/index.cfm/action/tikkun/issue/tik0305/article/030511e.html
[snip]
It has long seemed fairly certain to me that *a* major,
if not *the primary* objective
The point should be to distribute this kind of provocative information as
widely as possible, look for any publication elsewhere, generate letters to
the editor and Congress. If the people who do these things believe that no
one is paying attention, as all the voters should be in a democracy,
The point should be to distribute this kind of provocative information as
widely as possible, look for any publication elsewhere, generate letters to
the editor and Congress. If the people who do these things believe that no
one is paying attention, as all the voters should be in a democracy,
Ed wrote: ..The other is sustainability. Prospects for
the US economy are not good. Money is needed at home to patch up
deteriorating infrastructure and growing unemployment. There is also a
third factor: growing cynicism as the Haliburons, Bechtels and Worldcoms are
seen to be principal
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*Subject:* FW: check this out
*Subject:* check this out
Darn! It looks like there are some nerds out there
with a social conscience! Gotta get that national
testing program in place to help them see what the
right answers are!
\brad mccormick
1. Go to
Subject: U.S. report on 9/11 to be
'explosive'U.S. report on 9/11 to be 'explosive'A long-awaited final report on the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks will be released in the next two weeks, containing new information about U.S. government mistakes and Saudi financing of terrorists.
The full article
Is this true, or will it turn out to be another urban legend?
-Original Message-
From: Karen Watters Cole [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2003 11:08 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Futurework] Bigger Than Watergate!
The point should be to distribute this kind
FWers
While Cholera is much dreaded, it does not have to be since it can be
dealt with by constantly rehydrating a person for three or four days
[enormous manpower delays even though you do not have to use clean
salt-sugar-citrus solution].
Still, it shows the chaos that civil war can cause and
Arthur, if applying Karen's 50% Rule, if only half of this is true, it's
Serious.
The best way to know is to investigate. If not true, it will unravel. To
ignore would be extremely dangerous, ignorant and foolish. Much better to
be embarrassed later than reticent now.
There are legitimate,
In an appearance before Congress, Donald Rumsfeld, American Secretary of
Defense, estimated the cost of maintaining current US forces in Iraq at $3.9
billion per month. In addition, he estimated the monthly costs of American
operations in Afghanistan at $900 to $950 million. Iraq works out
Something is up. The op-ed of the WSJ is raising some Bush questions
--
The Fog of Deceit
By Albert R. Hunt
10 July 2003
The Wall Street Journal
Preparing for his State of the Union in January, President Bush faced a
challenge: American troops were amassed to overthrow Saddam
Arthur, thanks
for posting this from WSJ, even though its by Al Hunt. NeoConservative Loyalists will
immediately denounce this piece because of Al Hunts politics, and some may
even remember a story during Campaign 2000: Candidate Bush walked up Hunt in a restaurant, and cursed
him for
They are not trustworthy. I think Hunt is a decoy. In case the race is
lost they can claim to have been on top of the truth by taking credit and if
Bush gets away with it they can ignore Hunt and call him the house liberal
which he isn't. I'm so tired of journalists who care so little about
Ray Evans Harrell wrote:
They are not trustworthy. I think Hunt is a decoy. In case the race is
lost they can claim to have been on top of the truth by taking credit and if
Bush gets away with it they can ignore Hunt and call him the house liberal
which he isn't. I'm so tired of journalists
Harry, if even a third of this story is true, then why should they pay for
people to vote when someone can make the switch, invalidate the date and or
time, and walk off with a memory card with hundreds if not thousands of
votes on it, never to be counted? Or just program the machines to fail so
I mean they seem to be arguing that by taking care
of THE World, their world will be fine because saving the world from itself is
the only reason for existence in the first place. With Bush's
fundamentalist mentality it may very well be that America is not his reason for
"being" but healing
Well, since
Safires Nixon-channeling has been mentioned twice today on FW, Im pasting
below for the curious, black humor and all. Maybe hes hinting hes retiring below?
Cousin, I dont
know what it will take to get a serious discussion of the roots of Americas tendency
to treat the world
The
administration is catering to its base no, not the Fundamentalists, although
this article refers to the Scriptural admonition that you cannot serve two
masters. KWC
The Two Faces of George Bush in
Africa
By Russell Mokhiber and Robert Weissman
President Bush is doing a
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