[TruthTalk] Robin Hood Socialism marches on...

[Judy Taylor]

From: "Charles Perry Locke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Welcome to "Robin Hood" socilaism...take from the rich...give to the poor...it isn't going to get any better.   WDYT Perry? Is this Robin Hood himself or his representative man???  Bill Clinton has always lived off tax payers and once said "I never met a tax I didn't like" and now look at this Lance I figure you will probably go for this, how about Jonathan?     Associated Press Former President Bill Clinton urges Canadian business executives to help end child poverty and terrorism. TORONTO - Former President Bill Clinton asked an audience of Canadian business executives last week to help end child poverty and terrorism by embracing the outside world and its many religions. Clinton named global warming as another threat to the planet and called on the audience to demand that their government explore more alternative energy sources. "We insist on not changing our ways, in spite of playing Russian roulette with our grandchildren's future," he told 8,500 people attending "The Power Within" motivational conference in downtown Toronto. The audience of mostly business executives paid $335 to $1,100 to hear the 42nd U.S. president speak. "I hope to help create more of a global conscience - a shared consensus about the challenges we share going forward into the future," he told the group. Clinton, appearing tired and occasionally clearing his throat, spoke about U.S.-Canadian relations and their trade disputes at a sold-out hockey arena on Monday night and addressed 4,000 people at a similar motivational convention Wednesday in Calgary. Earlier Monday, Clinton spoke via satellite to 1,200 European business leaders in London, urging them to help political leaders worldwide to ensure a smooth transition to democracy in Iraq. The former president emphasized before both audiences the importance of defeating Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida terrorist network, saying the militants could wreak unimaginable damage if they got their hands on unconventional weapons. "They may do terrible things and many innocent people will die. But they will not change our way of life or the march of human progress," he told the cheering crowd. Clinton told the predominantly white audience they must reach out to other races, ethnic groups and religions. He said terrorists would continue to be fueled by fear and resentment that better opportunities were closed off to them.  We have no excuse now for not building a world with more partners and fewer terrorists," he said. "We cannot kill, jail or occupy all of our enemies." Since leaving office in 2001, the former president has raised millions of dollars through the Clinton Foundation to support his mission of global interdependence and the defeat of child poverty, AIDS and terrorism in an effort "to widen the circle of opportunity."  He said: "We have to find a way to reach that other half of people in the world who don't know we care about them."   This material is copyrighted and is for your exclusive personal use only. Republication or other use of this material without the express written consent of The Buffalo News is prohibited. Copyright © 1999 - 2005 The Buffalo News™