thats basically it. it depends on if the death and disease and destruction
that will be caused is worth it.
(if you ask me, i get less people in the world, and beach front property
here in az. WIN WIN. )
On 1/28/08, Harry Veeder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 28/1/2008 8:28 AM, Jeff Fink wrote:
As previously mentioned I attended an informal pot luck in the
Milwaukee area last Sunday where one of the official topics of
gossip, er... discussion, revolved around the recent UFO sightings
down in Stephenville, Texas. According to Donald Schmitt, who has seen
some of the transcripts, the
On 28/1/2008 8:28 AM, Jeff Fink wrote:
Edmund Storms wrote:
It's the attempt to solve a problem that is important.
An ill conceived solution will make matters. Let us not waste resources on
crazy solutions, but use them to adapt if necessary. We cannot save
civilization by
On 28/1/2008 8:28 AM, Jeff Fink wrote:
Edmund Storms wrote:
It's the attempt to solve a problem that is important.
An ill conceived solution will make matters. Let us not waste resources on
crazy solutions, but use them to adapt if necessary. We cannot save
civilization by
On 28/1/2008 2:30 PM, OrionWorks wrote:
Oh, yes, I forgot to mention another bit of trivia certain vorts might
appreciate knowing. The Day The Earth Stood Still is being remade,
to be released this summer. Klatu will be played by Keanu Reeves.
When Klatu comes down the gangplank will he
On Mon, 28 Jan 2008 09:18:13 -0600
OrionWorks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The UFO was witnessed hovering stationary
for approximately five minutes before it began to move - slowly
at fist. But then suddenly, within a blink of an eye, it zipped
towards the horizon and appeared to disappear (as if
Oh, yes, I forgot to mention another bit of trivia certain vorts might
appreciate knowing. The Day The Earth Stood Still is being remade,
to be released this summer. Klatu will be played by Keanu Reeves.
When Klatu comes down the gangplank will he present the inhabitants of
Earth with the red
Vortexians;
I corresponded with Ronald Stiffler. I pointed out that cold
electricity, the light bulb glows and gets cold, flies in the face of
conventional electrodynamic theory. This matter0 has been like an itch
to me, ever since I read the physicist, Roger Hastings' report of the
Newman
Ed Storms wrote on 1-28-08:
Some problems have no solution. That is not the
issue. It's the attempt to solve a problem that is
important. Finding a substitute for oil, for example,
may not impact the climate much but it will have many
other benefits ...
Jack Smith writes:
It is critical that
Agreed, Jed.
We are, as a species, entering an age of globalized systems, and I think
tackling them will require a new set of linguistic skills. The language we
use in politics and policy today is still based on national models of human
organization -- one might almost say, tribal. My guess is
Vortexians;
After several hours of searching, I found this and forwarded it to my
neighbor. It's pretty if nothing else, eh?
What I want you to look at is on http://www.implosion-ev.de/ , it is
written in German, this website, so you will have to go to
http://babelfish.altavista.com/ and
R.C.Macaulay wrote:
At some point in time it becomes necessary to recognize some
problems have no solution tasks and simply turn your head in a
stance of inevitiability. Al Gore has profited by profiling global
warming and Bono the same with Africa but neither have a solution.
Africa is
Apparently, even though the Bin Laden option trades went flat 6 months
ago, that huge (paper) loss did not deter a planned second-chance effort
to recoup the initial loss, and create havoc in the Western economies.
From a Blogger:
http://11amdesign.com/wordpress/?p=285
The Federal Reserve's
It would be quite a mistake to assume that terrorists are likely to be
Muslim, or that Muslims are likely to be terrorists.
It is true that this is what many Americans believe, and that they have been
urged on in this misimpression by some who wish Muslims poorly, so let us be
doubly vigilant to
It will be interesting to find out if Kerviel has Arab (or
Iranian) contacts, or has recently converted to Islam.
Surely it is far more likely that Kerviel has Israeli contacts or has recently
converted to Judaism.
After all, it is to the advantage of Israel and its devoted Jewish supporters
Yes, the curse of the word-phreak has struck the International News
desk, and with philosophical and numenous [sic] if not religious,
intensity. Making sense of it all, as always, goes back-and-forth like a
see-saw, ending (or beginning) with true identity of the enigmatic
Jerome Kerviel.
Rhong Dhong wrote:
After all, it is to the advantage of Israel and its devoted Jewish
supporters around the world, that the USA be hurt by what appears to
be Arab and Iranian terrorists, thus sucking Bush into yet another
war, this one against Iran.
Comments like this are senseless
Rhong Dhong wrote:
After all, it is to the advantage of Israel and its devoted Jewish
supporters around the world, that the USA be hurt by what appears to
be Arab and Iranian terrorists, thus sucking Bush into yet another
war, this one against Iran.
Comments like this are senseless
Lawrence,
What you say is quite true.
If one is Sunni, then the USA is the terrorist. It is easy to get
carried away, and to waver out of precise focus on the details and
semantics of this situation.
That is, we must accept that 'guilt by association' is wrong, wrong,
wrong ... and should
The UN security council needs to be reformed for starters.
Harry
On 28/1/2008 6:06 PM, Lawrence de Bivort wrote:
Agreed, Jed.
We are, as a species, entering an age of globalized systems, and I think
tackling them will require a new set of linguistic skills. The language we
use in politics
In reply to Harry Veeder's message of Mon, 28 Jan 2008 21:31:10 -0500:
Hi,
[snip]
The UN security council needs to be reformed for starters.
Harry
[snip]
I agree - the right of veto should be removed altogether.
Regards,
Robin van Spaandonk
The shrub is a plant.
Interesting. How is it inadequate now? How do you think it should be
reformed?
Lawrence
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From: Harry Veeder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Jones Beene wrote:
with true identity of the enigmatic Jerome Kerviel.
BTW Kerviel, at the time of this incident, was making about one-tenth
the salary of a Wall Street trader with the same responsibility; and
French Banks are notorious for low bonuses. No wonder he was so easy
to recruit.
On 1/28/08, *Harry Veeder* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 28/1/2008 8:28 AM, Jeff Fink wrote:
I saw a science show on Saturday that said global warming will
cause the sahara to get green again, and then they called that a
bad thing! How can that be
I understand there are considerable sweet water aquifers under large
portions of the Sahara.
Lawrence
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