The events in New York are the out growth of White Supremacy in the
form of zionism in the mideast.
Our local election will not bring on a New York sitution,however the
total disenfranchisement of a People is no good for business or
humankind in general.
Slick Bobby Rabek is not the answer !
At the press conference on Wednesday
(http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/688041.html), R.T. Rybak
referred to his array of new supporters. He said, The future of
Minneapolis is about a big tent, and this represents one of the
widest ideological spans you can have in the city.
Wait a minute.
Thanks to David Strand for the details on the Fargo incident.
I heard a bit about it on KFGO on wensday and you're post filled in
the details. Last evening 2 more highjackings were averted in NYC, so
apparently we're not out of the woods yet.
I've spent the last 8 years
Wizard writes:
If this isn't a Minneapolis issue, nothing is.
Sigh.
I hate to put my foot down on this, because I know how important what
happened in New York Washington is.
But Minneapolis-Issues is NOT about general issues that happen to
everyone, including Minneapolitans - no matter how
I know I'm getting a reputation as a Green Party scold, which believe
me, is not a distinction I want.
However, Mark's post raised some issues I'd like to raise for the forum.
I'd wanted to do this post-election, but Mark provides a good basis to
do them now.
Mark writes:
However, there were
I have heard off-list from a couple of list members that they believe
extraordinary circumstances require a suspension of the rules re: our
Minneapolis focus.
I am not an unreasonable person, and I think I have shown a willingness to
admit mistakes. I also understand that people really value
I have endured M A 's brand of propoganda and racism on this listserv for
long enough. I could take the easy way and just delete his posts or see
if I can activate a bozo filter on my email server, but I think that he
has to be warned that his inflamatory rhetoric is counterproductive to the
I don't know m a al-Kabir, but I do know that what he (or she?) has to say --
while sometimes a bit inarticulate or inflammatory -- makes more sense to me
than much of what I read here. The tidy little applecart that some people
think Minneapolis is, does need a little upsetting from time to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm amazed we let the elections continue after NY City. We closed the Mall
of America, stopped major league sports, emptied skyscrapers. But by gosh
those elections went on. Anything to save a political hide and agenda.
WP Chdwick's last post objected to a
In a message dated 9/14/01 8:19:32 AM Central Daylight Time, Clsartell writes:
I am short of patience with and weary of individuals who would judge the decisions of others for whatever reasons or beliefs they hold dear to follow through with their civic duty to vote in the primary Tuesday.
Like
Karen Harley:
What is all this white supremacy garbage coming out of the mayor's
office all of a sudden?
I'm no fan of the mayor, but the garbage you refer to is coming from M
A Al-Kabir. My hunch is that the mayor would be embarrassed by it.
Rosalind Nelson
Bancroft, ward 8
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David wrote:
I have heard off-list from a couple of list members that they believe
extraordinary circumstances require a suspension of the rules re: our
Minneapolis focus.
I am not an unreasonable person, and I think I have shown a willingness to
admit mistakes. I also understand that people
Ah! A teachable moment! (Sorry for the cliché but sometimes I can't resist).
Tom Borrup writes:
I don't know m a al-Kabir, but I do know that what he (or she?) has to say --
while sometimes a bit inarticulate or inflammatory -- makes more sense to me
than much of what I read here. The tidy
Thanks for the tips.
I have been asked to check out the alleged bomb found on a NWA plane. Steve Johnson,
head of the airport authority in Grand Forks, said the plane was diverted into the
airport Tuesday as a result of the emergency FAA grounding order. Someone
characterized the behaviour of
Some people needed to vote to
grieve and some people needed not to vote to grieve. Some people needed to
vote to fight fear and some people needed not to vote because of fear.
This was a senseless act which does not get illuminated any further by blaming
those who wanted to vote or those
While I fully understand our list manager's desire to keep the Minneapolis
Forum's issues just on Minneapolis and not on the terror in New York, I
think he is missing the point.
I would say, with all due respect except that it always sounds to me like
what is actually meant is, with
There was a very well attended meeting of the Lynnhurst Neighborhood
Association last night regarding the 53rd and Lyndale mixed-use development
proposal.
I was impressed with how well-run the meeting was, with speakers limited to
those residing in the Lynnhurst neighborhood and strict-time
I would have to agree with Candy and say how dare you. Tuesday was an
attack on America, an attack on our freedom and everything that America
stands for. I myself voted on Tuesday to show those terrorists that they
did not affect our rights as americans to vote. I am glad that they did not
At 11:41 AM 9/14/01 EDT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 9/14/01 8:19:32 AM Central Daylight Time, Clsartell
writes:
I am short of patience with and weary of individuals who would judge the
decisions of others for whatever reasons or beliefs they hold dear to
follow through with
Well needless to say I was surprised at the outcome on tuesday. I guess I
still have a lot to learn. The experience was great...and I am not
through.
The issues in our ward are still the same. Seniors lack real protection in
housing, large numbers of residents are still not included in the
L.Hogan wrote:
The hottest place in Hell is reserved for those who, in
times of moral crisis, remain neutral --Dante
Nikki responds (to Dante, not L.Hogan):
Then again, Dante also doomed all gays to a life in
boiling mud, so we can assume he wasn't the most open-
minded guy around. Neutrality
David speaks to the bane of all political movements trying to make a mark
from outside the traditionally accepted constructs. The Green Party is like
all other organizations in this respect. An ongoing schism persists between
those labeled purists - so-called keepers of the flame - who cannot get
You are invited to the Saturday, Sept 15
NORTH, NORTHEAST SOUTHEAST MINNEAPOLIS
Energy and Environment Forum
Take the opportunity to discuss your neighborhood's environmental concerns
with your elected officials. Let them know what YOUR priorities are!
9:30 AM coffee and doughnuts
10:00 AM
Project 504 received a letter in the mail today from the Minneapolis
Foundation, which has created The September 11th Fund. The fund will
be administered locally by the Minneapolis Foundation but the funds will
be directed to a New York fund, with the same name, that is jointly
being
Yes, we had an election, and we can be damned proud of it, too! Am I the
only one who had it occur to them that Tuesday's terrible events did not take
place on Election Day in one of the world's greatest democracies by
coincidence? New York has already re-scheduled their primary election for
The following is a message from SAFE Officer Catherine Johnson, who serves the
neighborhoods of Stevens Square-Loring Heights and Whittier. She gave me permission
to forward it to the list.
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Like the rest of the country, we here in
Hello All--There is a discussion list for Tuesday's tragedy. I do agree
that it is not a Minneapolis Issue in the sense that this list was created,
but one of a greater magnitude. Steve Clift sent an e-mail with this
information to another list I am on. Please feel free to discuss anything
Wizard writes regarding Louis King's comments:
He's asking the question I hate the most in the world. What
will we let the Army do (remembering Viet Nam where Louis
and I appear to have been on opposite sides of the American
turmoil).
Truth to tell, Army guys make me nervous... I am however
All,
I found Mr. Knapp's observations about the 10th ward race interesting and
provocative. I do not write to quibbling about some questionable
demographic numbers. One of his core points that his nearly three year
residency in Minneapolis and lack of involvement in the grassroots
democratic
I also apologize for interpreting Denny's statement in a way that implied
that the ballots only listed the three DFL endorsed candidates for school
board. After a grammatical lecture, I find myself corrected.
-Brandon
-Powderhorn Park
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W. Brandon Lacy Campos
I am rather outraged by your lack of concern! Stoping
and doing nothing (i.e. canceling elections, closing
bussiness and canceling sports games) are just what
they want. Now don't call me unfeeling becouse of
this! But, we need to show them that we will not be
intimadated by this! I feel it's
Excellent article in
the current SOUTHWEST JOURNAL regarding the 53rd Lyndale affordable
housing project. Here is the link: http://www.swjournal.com/display/inn_news/news02.txt
Bill
Dooley
Ward 13 -
Kenny
Has 13th Ward
candidate Abbott endorsed for mayor? His opponent has endorsed
Rybak.
Bill Dooley
Ward
13
Kenny
As someone who is married to a Muslim, I am particularly concerned with reports of Muslim backlash around the country and concerned that we may start hearing reports of this locally. But even absent any overt attacks or acts of harassment, I'm still so discouraged with the anti-Muslim sentiment
Wow, the list is really buzzing with lots of provocative topics. Leaving aside my feelings about our national tragedy and Mark Knapp's Green without grassroots rationalizations, let me focus on two local political races.
First, the school board. Dennis Schapiro received some heat for his comments
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Interesting thread, something to occupy my mind other than tuesday.still
reeling.
I think I know what the Wright Brothers must have went through, thinking,
knowing, believing this contraption should fly...and then getting airborne, how
exciting This party is officially airborne.
I think
Joan Campbell is the first council member to lose a non-partisan primary
election since 1961. Twelve members (then called aldermen) lost
non-partisan primaries during the first non-partisan era (1912 to
1971). Nineteen lost partisan primaries during the first partisan era
(1900, when primaries
Quickstory!
I went to a good friends birthday party lastnight.She is not that politicaland most likely does not vote in primary elections. Just a guess! She has a brother and many friends in New York city and she was devastatedby the terrorist attack. She was crying asshe recalledwhat she was
Folks, the votes are in - 40 in all (5.7 percent turnout, based on 699
members)
14 members voted to suspend the rules and allow general terrorism
discussion
26 voted to keep the no-general-discussion standard I laid down earlier.
All of the responses were heartfelt, but I'm keeping the ruling
Ward 13 City Council Candidate Greg Abbott andCity Council Member Barret Lane both have endorsed RT for Mayor.
Rod Krueger
Minneapolis 12-3 / SENA
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The complete list of candidate-posters to Minneapolis-Issues, with a few
I forgot included. (It's quite reassuring to have candidates insist on
being included!) -- David Brauer, list manager
RT Rybak (Mayor)
Paul Ostrow (Ward 1)
Cam Gordon (2)
Paul Zerby (2)
Joe Biernat (3)
Dean Zimmerman (6)
I have been listening to Katherine Lanpher since she
was on KSTP-1500AM and have a great deal of respect
for her interviewing skills. (Although her post
election cover was *REALLY BAD*.) She forces those she
interviewed to support their statements. I have heard
her just ask questions until the
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