Danke, Hans!
Mike B)
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Talent develops in tranquility, character
in the full current of human life.
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Do you
Jan. 3
Hi Mike,
Thanks for the thanks.
Peace,
Seth
Re: Mad Cows and the Market
by Mike Ballard
31 December 2003
--- Seth Sandronsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mad Cows and the Market
By SETH SANDRONSKY
http://www.counterpunch.org/sandronsky12272003.html
Nice one Seth! I especially appreciated
Published on Saturday, December 20, 2003 by CommonDreams.org
Seizing Saddam, Deregulating Americans
by Seth Sandronsky
In America's big media, the seizure of Saddam Hussein has been spun in step
with the Bush White House as a kind of domestic proof for the war on terror,
and Iraq invasion and
Brings to mind an interesting (perhaps) true life story.
In the mid 1970s, when I was just a lad working for the Illinois Central
Gulf RR in Chicago, the Chicago Sanitary Sewage District and the ICG
participated in the development of a sludge train service, where processed
sewage would be loaded
The latest issue of Business Week has a letter from Elaine Chao asserting
that EPI's estimate of 8 million workers losing OT has been discredited.
Does anyone have the skinny on this issue? Max, are you out there?
Ian
Al-Jazeera sacks another English journalist
http://www.journalism.co.uk/news/story788.shtml
Posted: 2 January 2004 By: Jemima Kiss
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Former BBC journalist Shaista Aziz has become the second UK journalist to be
sacked by Al-Jazeera.net in two months.
Ms Aziz was an
Al Jazeera has apparently bowed to US demands
already. I guess when your facilities get bombed in Kabul and when you lose
journalists and your station in Baghdad you get the message. They must be
trusting souls to provide the US military with the co-ordinates of their Baghdad
site. I
South Asia Nations Move Toward Free-Trade Zone
By Nirmala George
Associated Press
Saturday, January 3, 2004; Page E01
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Jan. 2 -- The impoverished nations of South Asia
agreed Friday on the framework for a free-trade zone that would encompass
one-fifth of the world's
Max says that he does not know. I will try to remember to ask at the EPI
reception tomorrow.
On Sat, Jan 03, 2004 at 12:44:57PM -0800, Eubulides wrote:
The latest issue of Business Week has a letter from Elaine Chao asserting
that EPI's estimate of 8 million workers losing OT has been
