[AGL] Pity our poor, technology limited, countries, yours and mine

[Frances Morey]

I wish he could run again. He did some faux republican
stuff, like that damned NAFTA but he at least had
empathy for his constituents. It seems that NAFTA is
falling to the wayside with the industrious output of
the Chinese.
Sorry, I am too old to be affected by very much,
especially the banking and credit laws. No money, no
credit. Just Dudya's being in office does depress me
however. I do thank god for LBJ though, whose efforts
to house the low income elderly directly benefit me in
a big way. I love he RBJ Tower.
Love,
Frances


-- Connie Clark <connie_3c at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Frances,
>   You are, in many ways affected by his frontal
> attacks on all environmental regulations, workplace
> regulations, banking/credit laws, discredited image
> of the US in the world, his unilateral exercise of
> the power of presidential actions, coporate oil
> controlled energy policy, devisive politics - there
> is more - 
>   but the point is, as long as citizens take that
> attitude, that 'whoever is the president does not
> directly affect my life' - we are losing the spirit
> of democracy - imho.
>    
>   But I love you, and know you are a fine American
> citizen nevertheless.  I don't have any predictions
> about our 2008 Pres elections and HRC.  It is
> interesting to observe the run-up right now.  Could
> Bill run again?
>    
>   Connie
>   
> 
> Frances Morey <frances_morey at yahoo.com> wrote:
>     Maggie,
>   The booghie man of political manipulation used to
> be the TriLateral Commission. I don't have the
> fascination with conspiracy scenarios. HRC to me is
> like a symbol of woman's equal importance in the
> world geopolitical ball game kinda like Indira
> Ghandi was. I support her for being a symbol and
> don't dwell on past utterances or future predictions
> to the possiblity of her doing dastardly things to
> US if elected. After all, it really matters little
> who is in office to the day to day reality of my
> life. Reagan was the only president who did me in
> personally, close to home, effecting my losing my
> real estate with novel tax laws put in effect for a
> short time to devastate current owners, clearing
> them out of their property as though with a neutron
> bomb attack, to divert equity and wealth into the
> stock market. Other than pissing me off Bush by
> being such a brutish no style pretender to the
> throne he hasn't really done anything to effect me
> in particular. Then again I don't have
>  soldier age sons or live in NO.
>   Frances 
> 
> Margaret Martone <maggiemartone at hotmail.com> wrote:
>   
> Frances: Do you know about the Illuminati (the
> Bilderberg (burg?) group) and 
> the fact that they have controlled events in the
> world for a LONG time and 
> continue to do so. Of course, they're grooming HRC
> to run for the 
> presidency...as they did with ALL of our past
> presidents. Jimmy C. just 
> wouldn't do their total bidding, so he was replaced.
> London Times reported 
> yesterday that the dollar is taking an HUGE
> drop...what can we do?? Just be 
> informed and inform others. My housemate is really
> up-to-date on what is 
> happening with the UN owning most of our National
> Parks, China controlling a 
> number of our seaports (Long Beach, Seattle, New
> Orleans?), France owning 
> our CapMetro, German and Denmark owning most of our
> waterways, and, now, 
> Spain getting paid for our toll roads, for which we
> as taxpayers have 
> already paid! America is in Receivership! The list
> goes on. She showed me 
> today how ALL the news stations have gone over to
> blue and orange logos or 
> bottom strips...the UN colors. Don't know...but, I'm
> trying to educate 
> myself on the reality and not get sucked in by all
> the hullabaloo that is 
> supposed to keep us occupied and afraid (bird flu,
> terrorists). 
> Unfortunately, the terrorists are our own government
> who orchestrated 
> Oklahoma City (there were no FBI or other government
> workers (or very few, 
> at least) in the building on that day...had all been
> told to stay home). 
> Anyway, I'll shut up and continue to check out what
> Connie has told me and 
> learn how much is real...and I think that most of it
> is REAL! I've never 
> been a paranoiac, but I am concerned.
> 
> Have a GREAT day.
> 
> Margaret
> 
> >From: Frances Morey 
> >Reply-To: survivors' reminiscences about Austin
> Ghetto Daze in the 60s 
> >
> >To: survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto
> Daze in the 60s 
> >
> >Subject: Re: [AGL] Pity our poor, technology
> limited, countries, yours and 
> >mine
> >Date: Mon, 1 May 2006 21:54:51 -0700 (PDT)
> >
> >And we are stuck with anti-science-Dudya who
> hobbled our scientists while 
> >other nation's scientists make stem cell research
> breakthroughs. It makes 
> >me feel as though hopelessness is upon us. For the
> federal government to 
> >weigh in with marijuana sanctions because they say
> that it hasn't been 
> >scientifically tested, and that is the case because
> they made such research 
> >illegal, is just another cause for psychic
> depression here in 'Merika.
> > Looking forward to your visit.
> > Best,
> > Frances
> >
> >hpo wrote:
> > Hi Frances,
> >this article not yet public in German minds, show
> how stupid the politician 
> >here are. German know how suppressed, now copied
> >in foreign land (China).
> >Had German Industry, that created MAGLEV, started
> to built this system here 
> >in Germany, it would have been desired and sold
> worldwide.
> >
> >But NO, they built an experimental airport mag lev
> shuttle in China and let 
> >the chinese copy and now make their own. German
> Taxpayers loose.
> >It is frustrating to see such stupidity on both
> sides of the pond. Scotty 
> >beam me up.
> >
> >
> >On Tuesday, May 02, 2006, at 05:26AM, Frances Morey
> wrote:
> >
> >original detached
> >
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