Kieth,
It took me a few days to digest all the stuff in your reply. Simply put,
everything I missed in my original post was elaborated on with a great deal of
logic, reason and facts in your reply.
You're right about a level playing field (thinking about the school kid and
green web
Yes, very promising! I'm glad you think so too. Interesting times,
eh? Whatever did we do to deserve them? LOL! (It's an old Chinese
curse: May you be reborn in interesting times.)
Regards
Keith
Kieth,
It took me a few days to digest all the stuff in your reply. Simply
put,
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Of Michael Redler
Sent: Sunday, May 01, 2005 11:05 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Bush on matter - a thousand points of light
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For example, spending $0.50 for every $1.00 of my taxes on
Your missing the point.
I'd rather throw away half of the taxes I pay at schools (or whatever...pick
one) than the so called military industrial complex where our tax dollars buy
the most sophisticated machines ever devised by our species for the purpose of
waging war.
Mike
James G.
Hi everyone,
I've been receiving emails lately that have given me a burst of
enthusiasm and curiosity about the future.
Good for you!
Here are some of the things I've been thinking about. I hope you
don't mind if I use this forum to express myself a little.
Feel free, that's what it's
SNIP
For example, spending $0.50 for every $1.00 of my taxes on building the
military does not represent balance when our (K-12) schools don't come close
in comparison to most of those in the industrialized world.
SNIP
You hit one of my really hot buttons. One of the most expensive
You hit one of my really hot buttons. One of the most expensive schools in
the nation, when breaking out the cost per pupil, has the lowest scores on
any standardized test given.
Standardized testing is not always a meaningful measurement of
student capability, but it is often dragged out
Hi Dan,
Thanks for the reply.
My only comment is
Daniel Crandall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Date: Sat, 30 Apr 2005 11:11:15 -0700 (PDT)
From: Michael Redler
Mike, you wrote:
..So, where am I going with this? I was just thinking, wouldn't it be
exciting to have alliances
Hi Dan,
Thanks for the reply.
My only comment is about use of the word community. Although I don't
disagree, It wasn't my quote.
Dan wrote:
By the way, in the larger picture (the community as you refer to it) the
barter chain may be much longer.
George H. W. Bush said:
I have spoken
Message: 12
Date: Sat, 30 Apr 2005 11:11:15 -0700 (PDT)
From: Michael Redler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mike, you wrote:
..So, where am I going with this? I was just thinking, wouldn't it be
exciting to have alliances that form within all communities in a way that
replaces dependence on the
Hi Dan,
Thanks for the reply.
My only comment is that the word community is out of the Bush quote. Those
were not my words. I suggested that when a hypocrite says something that he/she
has demonstrated contempt for in the past, the words might still be important.
George H. W. Bush said:
Hi everyone,
I've been receiving emails lately that have given me a burst of enthusiasm and
curiosity about the future.
Here are some of the things I've been thinking about. I hope you don't mind if
I use this forum to express myself a little.
Today, the political climate is tense. Many
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