Monsanto, the creator of PCBs and Agent Orange and the
world's largest purveyor of genetically engineered
seeds, has temporarily bowed out of the biopharm
industry (genetically engineering plants to grow
pharmaceutical drugs). The company says it wants to
continue its focus on what it claims to be
good one Mike, thanks.
Joanna
Mike Ballard wrote:
Monsanto, the creator of PCBs and Agent Orange and the
world's largest purveyor of genetically engineered
seeds, has temporarily bowed out of the biopharm
industry (genetically engineering plants to grow
pharmaceutical drugs). The company says
is always in order. Here's some wood for
the fire:
1. Dominant position of US in the world economy is
NOT dependent on "dollar hegemony."
2.Invasion of Iraq had absolutely nothing to
do with Iraq's adoption of the Euro as the currency for oil
transactions.
3. Invasion of Iraq had
Takes me back to when we thought Nixon would cancel the elections.
mbs
. . . 7. There will be no US presidential election in 2004.
Happy New Year, Lock and loadand face front because it's coming head on.
dms
Here's the scenario:
1. Police engage in violent assaults on demonstrators at GOP convention
2. Supposed terrorist plot to bomb convention is interdicted or successful
3. Iraq resistance increases.
4. Economy tanks, follows China into black hole.
5. Staged terrorist attack(s) on US on govt
1 3 seem likely. But I wonder what we can gain from wild speculation.
Anything can happen, but a powerful terrorist attack would assure Bush
victory. Why cancel?
I would rather that we discuss whether 4 will happpen before the election
or if the economy will be on the upswing then.
I liked
I saw that movie. Denzel Washington arrests Bruce Willis
in the end, and everything goes back to normal.
Subject: Re: Heresy
Here's the scenario:
1. Police engage in violent assaults on demonstrators at GOP convention
2. Supposed terrorist plot to bomb convention is interdicted or
Max B. Sawicky wrote:
I saw that movie. Denzel Washington arrests Bruce Willis
in the end, and everything goes back to normal.
Very good.
As I've said on a number of earlier occasions on several lists in
critizing the dissolute use of the label fascism, the danger of this
sort of melodrama
Governor Jeb Bush of Florida, the swindler and election fraudster, has just
dedicated America's first faith-based prison, focused on encouraging the
spirituality of inmates (Al Jazeera report). He told its (nearly 800)
inmates from 26 faiths that religion can help to keep them from landing in
In a message dated 12/29/03 9:34:42 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I saw that movie. Denzel Washington arrests Bruce Willisin the end, and everything goes back to normal.
Comment
Nope . . .Denzel plays the role of Alonzo in "Training Day" and screams "King Kong aint got
Title: Arnie sups at Gray's trough
http://ArnoldWatch.org Weblog - December 29,
2003 - 10:55 am
Shades Of Gray in No-Limits
Contribution
By Jamie Court and Doug Heller
After unseating Gray Davis for his pay-to-play politics, Arnold has
accepted an above-the-limits contribution from a company
The last place to seek refuge as this unfolds is in Nice. That's where
the Marines will land in the first wave of the invasion of France.
Gene Coyle
Max B. Sawicky wrote:
I saw that movie. Denzel Washington arrests Bruce Willis
in the end, and everything goes back to normal.
Subject:
Here's a perspective from Local Power on the unfolding California
electric scene.
Gene Coyle
Original Message
Subject:
local power news: REGULATORS DELAY $ MULTI-BILLION UTILITY
POWER CONTRACT DECISION UNTIL JANUARY 8
Date:
Mon,
Name that film:
This ain't no movie, MFer
The point was to introduce discussion in counterposition to the
hegemony/declining hegemony/euro vs dollar/emergence of global south
crapola that is circulated ad nauseum by the critiques, prognosticators,
etc of the established order, and then
Review of Full Metal Jacket
In his movie A Clockwork Orange, Stanley Kubrick combined otherworldly
drama with brutal social commentary. In Full Metal Jacket (1987),
Kubrick's critique of the American degradation of human beings continues.
Full Metal Jacket was adapted from the first novel by
CONGRESS EXEMPTS ITS E-MAIL FROM SPAM CONTROLS
Congressional members send out bulk e-mail aimed at attracting
voluntary subscribers to their e-mail lists. These messages are not
subject to House rules that impose a 90-day blackout before an election
for taxpayer-supported Congressional mass
http://www.hostingtech.com/news/2003/12/12/St_Nitf_Privacy_Porn_and_Public_A
ccess_c1210016.9hr.html
December 27 / 28, 2003
Feedlot Sweatshops
Mad Cows and the Market
By SETH SANDRONSKY
The recent news of mad cow disease in the U.S. was first reported in the
nation's mass media as a business story. Such coverage led with the
countries that had refused imports of American beef.
Stories also
This is a particularly informative issue.
After a long hiatus, the Financial Markets Center has resumed publication of its
newsletter FOMC ALERT in an online-only format. With this new format, we hope to
tackle somewhat more in-depth pieces, beginning with the Winter
2003 edition, which offers
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