that is ok you can keep them, just do not get so nationally worked up, take a little more as well, no prob dude. sorry for the spelling
Sabri Oncu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
soula avramidis: I am sure you know that they are 1938 arabs in antioch and iskendarun.I don't know what antioch is and your
* Uneasy G.I.s speak their peace
By RICHARD SISK
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
AL JABER AIR BASE, Kuwait - Many of the U.S. troops poised for battle
here would give peace a chance if they had the choice.
Doubts about going to war can be heard openly in conversations among
the troops gathered in
that is ok you can keep them, just do not get
so nationally worked up, take a little more as
well, no prob dude. sorry for the spelling
I don't understand what no prob dude means. Could you please
explain?
Best,
Sabri
It means no probelm it seems my son picked that up on tv
Subject: Statement from Rachel Corrie's parents
March 16, 2003
"We are now in a period of grieving and still finding out the details behind the death of Rachel in the Gaza Strip. We have raised all our children to
Yesterday I read one sentence that said that U.S. ground troops were
illegally passing through Turkey. This morning a Canadian news broadcast
I heard claimed the same, and also that a military coup in Turkey is
possible. Any information on these reports from anyone on this list?
Paul
In a message dated 3/17/2003 11:29:51 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Small
banks earn from the interest rate differentials; presumably, large banks
from fees. But why would banks pay a premium for the small banks? What
sort of fees would they generate?
As the article
Here is the Statement more usefully formatted. Carrol
Subject: Statement from Rachel Corrie's parents
March 16, 2003
We are now in a period of grieving and still finding out the details
behind the death of Rachel in the Gaza Strip. We have raised all our
children to appreciate the
Housing starts are collapsing; consumer spending seems to be sagging. The
economy is in big trouble. This war will not do anything to help, yet the
stock market is positive.
Will Bush sell the tax cut to support the troops?
Has any member of Congress spoken up against this war? I saw
Title: RE: [PEN-L:35708] war and the economy
the best way to support the troops is to bring them home, now.
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~jdevine
stop the war now!
-Original Message-
From: Michael Perelman [mailto:[EMAIL
soula:
It means no probelm it seems my son
picked that up on tv
Thanks for the clarification.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Following is a list of 30 countries the State Department
says are members of a Coalition for the Immediate Disarmament of Iraq:
Afghanistan, Albania, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Colombia, Czech
Republic, Denmark, El Salvador, Eritrea, Estonia, Ethiopia, Georgia,
Hungary,
Title: RE: [PEN-L:35711] The countries in the anti-Iraq coalition
WASHINGTON (AP) - Following is a list of 30 countries the
State Department
says are members of a Coalition for the Immediate
Disarmament of Iraq:
Afghanistan, Albania, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Colombia, Czech
Portugal is not pro-invasion nor Kuwait nor Israel? Korea = South Korea I
should imagine! Why is Denmark pro-invasion?
Cheers, Ken Hanly
- Original Message -
From: Paul Zarembka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Graduate Group in Marxist Studies
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday,
LA Times, March 18, 2003
NEWS ANALYSIS
Washington on Brink of a New Era
The rift over Iraq may signal the U.S.' desire to end constraints of
post-WWII alliances.
By Ronald Brownstein, Times Staff Writer
WASHINGTON -- For 50 years, the United States has pursued its foreign
policy goals
February 27 2003
(To her mother)
Love you. Really miss you. I have bad nightmares about tanks and bulldozers
outside our house and you and me inside. Sometimes the adrenaline acts as
an anesthetic for weeks and then in the evening or at night it just hits me
again - a little bit of the
Title: quiet... too quiet
pen-l is very quiet today. Is it because Fatherland Security Minister Tom Ridge has raised the alert level to burnt umber?
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~jdevine
Organizing takes time.
Devine, James wrote:
pen-l is very quiet today. Is it because Fatherland Security Minister
Tom Ridge has raised the alert level to burnt umber?
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~jdevine
http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/%7Ejdevine
Karl Marx, 1857,
I would add to Ahmet's remark that I am still in a state of shock, rage
On Tue, Mar 18, 2003 at 03:39:29PM -0800, Devine, James wrote:
pen-l is very quiet today. Is it because Fatherland Security Minister Tom
Ridge has raised the alert level to burnt umber?
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
5. Of the 535 members of Congress, only one (Sen. Johnson of South
Dakota) has an enlisted son or daughter in the armed forces!...
[Michael Moore at www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=15406 ]
Paul Z.
***
Confronting 9-11,
Subject: Wearing a White Scarf for Peace
Wear a White Scarf Around Your Neck, On Your Back Pack, or Fly a
White Flag On Your Car
A spontaneous war protest has started in Montreal after a popular
radio host here announced that Mrs. George W Bush had canceled a
meeting with a group of women at
On Tuesday, March 18, 2003 at 16:00:28 (-0800) Michael Perelman writes:
I would add to Ahmet's remark that I am still in a state of shock, rage
OK, you whining left-wing Libruls! What would you propose we do???!
Question: how would lifting sanctions help the people of Iraq? Would
it all be
On Tuesday, March 18, 2003 at 16:00:28 (-0800) Michael Perelman writes:
I would add to Ahmet's remark that I am still in a state of shock, rage
Encouraging words from Thomas L. Friedman: Our strongest ally for
war in Iraq is Bulgaria - a country I've always had a soft spot for,
because it
- Original Message -
From: Bill Lear [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tuesday, March 18, 2003 at 16:00:28 (-0800) Michael Perelman writes:
I would add to Ahmet's remark that I am still in a state of shock, rage
OK, you whining left-wing Libruls! What would you propose we do???!
Question:
* Japanese `shields' hold out in Iraq
The Asahi Shimbun
Thirty-five Japanese are still in Iraq, including five so-called
human shields, Foreign Ministry officials said Tuesday in Tokyo.
Of the 35, 17 are classified as members of the media, six represent
nongovernmental organizations, two
I am quiet on this list because I am struggling to catch up with my work
after two days of personal devastation following the news about Rachel Corrie.
Everyone who was active about anything here in Olympia knew this woman and
what she stood for. It is a terrible loss.
Peter
Devine, James
Title: RE: [PEN-L:35719] Re: Re: quiet... too quiet
Bill writes:
OK, you whining left-wing Libruls! What would you propose we do???!
heck, no one asked me (perhaps partly because I ain't a Librul). The powerful folks -- the Bastards of Bush -- don't care what I think. I don't have any
D.C. Dispatch | 2003.03.18 | Schneider
D.C. Dispatch | March 18, 2003
Political Pulse
A Worldwide Tide of Anti-Bush Feeling
The president's black-and-white vision is regarded as dangerously
simplistic
by William Schneider
Dilemmas of war
It is entirely consistent to be against this invasion - yet hope for a
speedy victory in the interests of the Iraqis
Jonathan Freedland
Wednesday March 19, 2003
The Guardian
These will be dark days for everyone. Darkest for those caught up in
combat - whether they are the
Title: Re: The countries in the anti-Iraq
coalition
At 9:53 AM -0800 3/18/03, Devine, James wrote:
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Following is a list of 30 countries the
State Department
says are members of a Coalition for the
Immediate
Disarmament of Iraq:
Afghanistan, Albania, Australia, Azerbaijan,
Ian Murray wrote:
It's true that anti-war movements have sometimes made the mistake of
failing to support troops exposed to danger. The treatment of US soldiers
returning from duty in Vietnam - often ostracised as if personally
responsible for that tragedy - is a shaming example.
THis
This line in the Freedland story:
The treatment of US soldiers
returning from duty in Vietnam - often ostracised as if personally
responsible for that tragedy - is a shaming example.
is a problem. It is a claim repeated and repeated by the pro-war
Vietnam crowd, but a claim that I don't
Title: Re: [PEN-L:35694] Re: UNSUBSCRIBE (and shop at THE GAP!)
A bot! I am NOT A BOT!! Just because I shop at THE GAP does not mean I am a BOT!!! You've been hanging out with the J.C. Penny's crowd for too long, Sabri. Perhaps you need a new look. Hey! THE GAP is having a big sale this
Ok, if it is so darn hard to unsubscribe me, can I just have my pen-l mail
condensed or something? Maybe pre-digested? That way, instead of getting
mucked up in the email, I can get on with more important things...like
shopping at the gap.
Lisa
This issue has been dealt with in an excellent book by Jerry Lembcke
entitled the Spitting Image. In this book he examines the origins of the
myth of vietnam vets being spat upon. He followed up every charge and
could find no substantiation. He writes about the development of the myth
and the
there are of course 15 countries that are secretly supporting the US, these are:
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let us be pragmatic here, mind you i hate the word. if saddam kills more than the US, I am against him, and vice versa. start counting as of now. goDo you Yahoo!?
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In a message dated 3/18/03 7:43:47 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Housing starts are collapsing; consumer spending seems to be sagging. The
economy is in big trouble. This war will not do anything to help, yet the
stock market is positive.
Will Bush sell the tax cut to
So the doctrine of superior orders is excusing.
Generating poor morale among soldiers would be bad.
And wont a speedy painless victory be a positive reinforcement for the
policy of
extending US and allies' might globally?
What we should hope for is mega allied deaths. In a sense they are not our
Jonathan Freedland is broadly speaking a good progressive journalist.
I suggest unless any others of those who have contributed on this thread
object, you forward these mails to him (perhaps even including Carrol's to
indicate the strength of the concern, but also the factual evidence such as
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