At 09:23 PM 11/9/2002, Marc wrote:
in my opinion). Melchin is Progressive Conservative, which is the dynasty
here,
and has been since 1970 or so.
Now there's an oxymoron if I ever heard one. How can one claim to be a
progressive (which has socialist roots) and conservative (which
ostensibly
The Democrat asked his Republican friend, Why are you a Republican? He
replied, I am a Republican because my father was a Republican.
The Democrat said, That's no reason. If you want to be a Republican
because you like President Eisenhower, because you think Senator
Goldwater is a wonderful
Sounds like an interesting book. I'll get it. I thought a social Mormon
was one who never went to church, used coffee and tea but was involved in
cultural events.
Stacy.
At 07:23 AM 11/10/2002 +, you wrote:
If Satan can't intimidate or bully us with physical trials, he'll often
try to
Any with an interest in the Church in France will be happy to hear that
the old Carcassonne District is now the Toulouse France Stake, Europe's
latest.
The Toulouse France Stake, which includes the Carcassonne, Montpellier,
Nimes, Perpignan, Toulouse Capitole and Toulouse Concorde wards and the
It's something the party takes a lot of ribbing for, but arose because in the
Depression era, or even early for all I can remember, the Prairie-based Populist
group, the Progressives, joined with the Tory, Bay Street boys, the
Conservatives.
Incidentally true conservatism as we understand it
At 12:26 PM 11/10/02, Steven Montgomery wrote:
At 10:56 AM 11/10/2002, you wrote:
It's something the party takes a lot of ribbing for, but arose because in the
Depression era, or even early for all I can remember, the Prairie-based
Populist
group, the Progressives, joined with the Tory, Bay
24th Amendment
The right of citizens of the United States to vote in any primary or
other election for President or Vice President, for electors for
President or Vice President, or for Senator or Representative in
Congress, shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or any
State by
Hmm, I seem to recall from my 10th grade civics class that there was a stamp tax
and a poll tax. The Quebec Act was only intolerable because it put a quick end
to the fantasy that the rights of the Atlantic colonies extended forever
westwards.
Steven Montgomery wrote:
At 10:56 AM 11/10/2002,
Just as with the Bible, it depends on what verses one is reading in the
Quran. While some read into the Quran that the Jews are infidels, we also
read in it that the Jews are brothers/cousins and should be cared for and
lifted up by Islam.
I do happen to know some Muslims that are good friends of
I have my moments up and down. However, as the 2nd counselor in the stake
presidency reminded us in our weekly stake presidency meeting this
morning (i'm stake clerk), Moroni 7 tells us we need to develop faith and
hope. As we develop both, then it helps put worldly things into proper
perspective:
I understand that. I was talking about the *British* imposing a poll tax on the
colonies. I admit I'm only going from memory -- I just thought that was one of
the intolerable acts. In any case, that Thatcher did this puts her in clear
violation of the US constitutional principles she claims to
Too true, but there really were overlapping and conflicting claims, even amongst
the 13 colonies, let alone the rest of British North America (remember that there
weren't just 13 colonies -- it's just that you learn about those specifically
because they're later what became the USA). But I seem to
Marc Schindler:
Only in France would two chefs be part of a stake presidency!
___
And what a fine presidency it must be! Wonderful news for
the saints in the Toulouse area.
Have you heard anything more about land for a temple in
the area of Paris?
Larry Jackson
[EMAIL
It's that flying dozer you really need to watch out for.
And bring a towel. [grin]
Larry Jackson
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Marc Schindler:
Precise-a-mundo, ol' fish.
Gary Smith wrote:
Ahh, that's true. But what is the question
It's kind of like saying that the answer to life,
Marc Schindler:
Very good! Another week in Moose Jaw for our boy genius :-)
Larry Jackson:
I think he'll enjoy his fortnight with the Moose Javians.
Marc:
My cousin's husband ... is tired of rotary wing and wants to
switch to fixed wing.
Larry:
I work for a place that modifies military
http://www.abbottloop.org/alconweb/pol_news/mythafa.htm
During the French and Indian War, the 23-year-old Washington was
fighting with the British against the French who were allied with
the Indians. On July 9, 1755, in the Battle of the Monongahela, the
British regiments were ambushed by the
I want to see more of this kind of stuff. Where can I find more?
Stacy.
At 06:15 AM 11/11/2002 +, you wrote:
http://www.abbottloop.org/alconweb/pol_news/mythafa.htm
During the French and Indian War, the 23-year-old Washington was
fighting with the British against the French who were
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