> > > Or international hilarity at his numbness. But I don't
> > > hold the cleverness of his, his father's, or Cheyny's
> > > corporate oil company masters with disdain. I just figure
> > > their aims aren't in the worlds interests.
> >
> > Circumstantial. Where is the proof?
> >
> Of the hilarious disdain ?
No, of the whole thing being run for oil.
> An ultra-intelligent spindoctor
> aide of Chretien the Canadian Prime-Minister was
> dismissed because she was overheard expressing to a
> friendly jounalist friend in an aside. "What a total idiot"
> You can also access the general opinion by most
> journalists of Dubyas thickness in many articles not
> beholden to the US administrations. His homespun
> announcements usually illicits giggles by those who
> know that is his real personna not a pose.
And we all know journalists are impartial, right?
> His main financial support even in the Texas governors
> office and in his run for the presidency won only by
> the Florida votes supervised by his brother ?
No, won by the laws covering election of the President
of the US. The Electoral College is outdated and should
be scrapped, but until it is it determines the winner
of the election.
> and
> Enron, that marvellous epitomy of corporate honesty.
> But, of course Dubya, his papa, the earlier president
> and former head of the CIA, and Cheney, part of both
> administrations are all involved heavily in oil.
> Circumstantial ? But as Dylan said you don't have to be a
> weatherman to know which way the wind blows.
That's right. But that doesn't have to be the main
motivation.
> And where is the proof of all the Bush accusations
> against Iraq. Nothing has been proven. Iraq and Hussain
> in any case are no threat to world security, Bush and his
> administration are.
Where is all the proof otherwise? Hussein did kick
out the inspectors before, so there has been a lapse.
Once Bush started threatening, the inspectors were
let back in.
> > > Oh Bennet, you flawed casualty of Republican wiles.
> > > I hope you don't end up in jail regretting how much you
> > > might have made if YOU had bought out the leftover Maynard
> > > stock.
> >
> > And you don't think you are a flawed casualty of
> > Democratic wiles?
>
> Likely. I've been against dictatorship all my life. Grew
> up during the fight against fascism and Hitler.
> Never outgrew the fight against it. Which led to my
> fight against segregation and later against the war
> in Viet-Nam in the hard days when opposition could
> result in a beating by the "hard-hats".
>
> There's a bunch of us across the country, still alive,
> unaffilliated, and you ain't seen nuthin yet.
>
> Let it go Eric.You're not a very intelligent opponent
> and it is stringing out a thread that would be better
> debated in another venue than one concerned with
> classic computers, even tho it isn't in classic.tech.
I agree, but to say I'm not a very intelligent opponent
shows that still, you know nothing about me. To assume
I'm not intelligent because I don't agree 100% percent
with you shows lack of intelligence on your part.
I agree we should let this go. This all started because
I wanted to point out that Sellam's continual comments
lead to off-topic flames, and from there people have made
quite a few wrong assumptions about me and my beliefs,
just because I have the audacity to question what they
assume is true.
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Eric Dittman
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Received on Tue Feb 18 2003 - 08:09:00 GMT