Title: Re: [Zappa-List] Re: US elections and Florida - dumb all overagain
But Ralph has never expected to win, so whether he can get anything done is not a deal-breaking matter. He's campaigning to bring attention to issues that he thinks are too important to ignore. He did say in direct respo
Title: Re: [Zappa-List] Re: US elections and Florida - dumb all overagain
That should read "COUNT," by the way. Of all the possible typos...
on 10/30/04 12:10 AM, Mark Darling at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are advanced democracies that still function with names written in pencil on paper
As a 'practical conservative' (not a liberal, sorry; plenty of liberal
leanings, but just not quite there), and one who voted Nader last time, I'm not
pissed at Ralph for what happened last go-round.
Jeb, yeah, I'm pissed at him. The way the courts were halted, yeah I'm
pissed about that. B
Title: Re: [Zappa-List] Re: US elections and Florida - dumb all overagain
There are advanced democracies that still function with names written in pencil on paper ballots that still have greater accuracy than we do. It doesn't take all that long to cunt, either. Less complicated might be a be
Hi, everybody. I know it´s too soon, but happy Halloween to all...
Thanks to J.L., from Dallas, TX, I am now the happy owner of the 2 CD set "Petit Wazoo 11-11-72" (that solves part of my problems, SOFA), and I would like to reoffer it to someone who promises to pass it on *as it is* (copy the
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "abxer3p" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all --
>
> The Buffalo 74 concert, plus second bonus mystery disc, is now
mine to offer you, with heartfelt thanks to Mike A. This is all
FLAC soundboard, so first to shoot me your address offlist, and
promises to reoffer
Jim jumped in quick, so this goes to him.
Watch for the reoffer soon.
Joseph
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From:
abxer3p
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 29, 2004 8:47
PM
Subject: [Zappa-List] REOFFER - Buffalo
speed corrected + mystery disc
Hello all
Hello all --
The Buffalo 74 concert, plus second bonus mystery disc,
is now mine to offer you, with heartfelt thanks to Mike A. This
is all FLAC soundboard, so first to shoot me your address offlist, and promises
to reoffer, will get this in the mail very soon. This is one of the hotter
I agree it could be a good thing in
the long run. It seems ridiculous that here in the twenty-first century voting
fraud is so easily possible. Some of the newer computerized voting machines are
even less reliable and un-checkable. Some communities have sent back their
Debold machines beca
It's not his fault; he isn't helping though.
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 19:32:01 -0400, Mark Darling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Diebold will see to it that exactly that happens. Ever read about these
> cretins? Scary!
> Mark from Swing State Michigan
>
> What I want to know is what if bush d
Could be rough. Legal challenges re going to be EVERYWHERE! I think it could
be a good thing, though. A heightened awareness of elective procedure would
benefit people. Seen Palast's report on black-vote suppression again in
Florida and Ohio?
Mark, Naderite
>
> I cannot take the polls seriously.
Title: Re: [Zappa-List] Re: US elections and Florida - dumb all over again
Diebold will see to it that exactly that happens. Ever read about these cretins? Scary!
Mark from Swing State Michigan
What I want to know is what if bush does win by an actual majority in the popular vote?
For fu
Noam Chomsky: "What the public wants is called politically unrealistic.
Translated into English that means Power and Privilege are opposed to it."
Mark
>
>
> I'll admit I am a Nader supporter. I'd like to see America in the hands, or at
> least with a figurehead that is a consumer advocate. I li
Ralph has been saying that in a Gallup/ABC poll of Nader voters, after those
who would not vote at all if he were nor running are taken out, fifty
percent are coming from Republicans. I can believe it. Liberals are pissed
at him and blame him for 2000, erroneously in my opinion.
Mark
>
> Well, I
Hello all,
With much thanks to Dimi (and those before him), I have
this single FLAC disc to pass along to the first person to contact me offlist
with a promise to reoffer.
thx,
Joseph
The information is as follows:
27-Apr 1975, Music Hall, Boston, MA Early Show: 89
min, Aud, A-/B+Im
In a message dated 10/29/04 5:09:53 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I definitely have to second that. I've met lots of friendly and helpful folks here. I'm glad to be a part of it all.
Joseph
-A definite "ditto" from me. With all the friendly people here and the great
I definitely have to second that. I've met lots
of friendly and helpful folks here. I'm glad to be a part of it
all.
Joseph
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From:
CF
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 29, 2004 9:45
AM
Subject: [Zappa-List] Many Thanks!
To all w
I'll admit I am a Nader supporter. I'd like to see America in the hands, or at
least with a figurehead that is a consumer advocate. I like to think he'd
continue to expose political and commercial corruption if elected, and I'd love
to see Boosh impeached. Problem is Nader/Camejo's platform se
In a message dated 10/29/04 1:48:32 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It doesn't surprise me one bit. This election will be a defying momentfor the American people. If we have another 2000 type scenario, andthe people do not revolt then we are truly "dumb all over."I just wan
Well, I don't dislike Nader. His ideas are good ones, but in the grand
scheme of things he is not helping the situation by running. Every
vote for Nader is a vote for Bush. It's as simple as that. Inflamed? I
am totally digusted at this shitstorm.
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 19:14:53 -, Andrew Hale
I cannot take the polls seriously. Especially when you look at where
they are coming from...
The really fucked up thing about this is we may not really know who
actually won for a few days to a week. Do not get your hopes up. I
have a feeling this is going to be worse than 2000. Of course I hope
What truly confounds me is how close the race is between Boosh and
Kerry...and how they just ignore Nader as if he's not there. I mean there are
people this time, who usually don't vote, voting against Boosh, just to oust him
and it's still neck and neck. Damn. The Boosh lackeys were caught la
I'll be voting. Planning to be there
when the polls open to avoid the rush.
What I want to know is what if bush
does win by an actual majority in the popular vote? I've been preparing myself
mentally for that one because the tracking polls of likely voters are looking
like it could go th
It doesn't surprise me one bit. This election will be a defying moment
for the American people. If we have another 2000 type scenario, and
the people do not revolt then we are truly "dumb all over."
I just want to know, how many of YOU are going to vote?
Milhouse?
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 18:33:4
Isn't it almost surreal? I cannot believe this shit. How a man who wasn't even
elected in the first place is going to be president without being elected again.
Eff'n amazing, how he continually escapes impeachment.
-YH
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Danny ODare <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Yep, i
To all who0 have turned me on to all the shows and music since I
joined this wonderful group! Keep em comming and I'll pass em on!
Thanks to Colsten for the free mp3's.Always wanted to hear the Pauley
Pav.1971 show!
Carry on and have a great weekend folks!
Chris
Y
Yep, it's Groundhog Day the sequel:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3960679.stm
Of course, it is just a coincidence that these 58,000 votes go missing in Florida, where Dubya's cousin in is charge. Just a coincidence that they go missing in a strongly Democratic Party area of Flori
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