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[Harry Edwards]

Good to see your thoughts again, Rev.

Harry






>My confidence level in the Bushky White House (with only minor 
>deference to Powell and Rice) is about on a par with those radio 
>disk jockies of yore who promised "an autographed photography of 
>Jesus Christ".  Bush, Rove, Rumsfield, et al are really, totally 
>clueless about what is going on in the Middle East.  Or then DO know 
>and simply don't give a shit, opting instead for the usual American 
>"long term planning is until the end of this quarter" approach.  If 
>the whole goddam world catchs on fire, <<these>> guys clearly 
>believe that **they** can survive and they certainly don't give a 
>flying uknowwhat about dead Americans, here or abroad.  In fact, the 
>more dead Americans, the better....fewer social services to provide 
>for and cost savings all around for International businesses. 
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>Current programs to let the elderly poor, the unemployed, the 
>marginally employed, et al die off...that is, people like Honor and 
>myself...are certainly falling into place.  As soon as the US Army 
>takes over all "data and information" control of the US...from the 
>birth canal into the grave...there will be no more problems.
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>I have both Saudi & Omani students at Marymount University whom I 
>like a great deal.  Racism and bigotry in any form, by anyone, makes 
>me seriously angry.  Life is too short and too dangerous for this BS.
>
>Love to all....and kiss your remaining privacy goodby.
>
>Bib Brother Bubba
>-----Original Message-----
>From:	Connie Clark [SMTP:connie_3c@yahoo.com]
>Sent:	Friday, November 22, 2002 11:16 AM
>To:	austin-ghetto-list@pairlist.net
>Subject:	The mouse that roared
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>Jon has a good point for me here.  And with the stupid white men 
>literally runnning around this country shooting their mouths, trying 
>to be little Rush Limbaughs, I don't feel chickie lickie, I think 
>that I hold a healthy skepticism about the outcome of all this saber 
>rattling and Bush blustering.  On the other hand, I guess I have to 
>say things could actually go wel...No, sorry, not yet.C
>  Jon Ford <jonmfordster@hotmail.com> wrote:
>World history tells us that stupid and unbalanced leaders, 
>particularly those with near-dictatorial powers , often get their 
>countries into wars.  Of course, there are other factors at play in 
>each case,  multiple causation to be sure,
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