RE: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband

2006-01-08 Thread MAX Wireless

To Jim, Vic, Mike, et al;

I love a good debate.  While I don't think anyone's argument is going to
change anyone's mind, I would like to present my thoughts on the extended
thread and then might we return to the technical aspects to this list.

I'll try to be as concise and to the point as possible.

War in Iraq:
Saddam Hussein is a bad guy and given the opportunity I would gladly put a
bullet in his head. (would not be the first person I've killed, Ex-Marine
Viet-Nam)  Is removing him worth $300,000,000,000 (that's 300,000 million
dollars!) and the lives of 3000 American fighting men and women and the
lives of over 100,000 Iraqis?  I think not. 

The reason for going to Iraq is oil.  Strategically, US control over the
second largest bubble of oil in the world is in the US best interest.
Tactically, control over Iraqi oil is a windfall for American oil interests.
WMD, Iraqi freedom, Mid East democracy are just selling points.

By the way, were is the $8,800,000,000 (8,800 million dollars) lost by the
CPA?  Are we making more millionaires in Iraq than we are making in the US?
Think War Profiteering. 

Fight there to keep "Us" safe here is a stretch.  The fact is that Iraq has
become a training ground for terrorist and terrorist tactics.  Do we feel
safer?  I don't, especially when we keep having "Terror" waved in front of
us every day.  I just checked, US "terror level" is ELEVATED!  Feel safer? 

Iraq is only "free" due to the presence of US troops.  Once we leave, civil
war will start and Iraq will have to sort out their own future.  Leave now,
or stay long term at the cost of $2,000,000,000 (2,000 million dollars) a
month and more American and Iraqi lives.  You choose.  Either way Iraqis
will have to sort it out themselves.

The CNN article regarding the "Iraqis concealed plans to reconstitute their
nuclear program" was debunked. 

US Economy:
Unemployment rate is a gauge of the number of people losing jobs.  After 6
months of unemployment that individual is dropped from the stats.  The true
unemployment rate is much higher.  If you think it's easy to get a job, quit
and try to get rehired.  The US economy needs to grow 150,000 jobs a month
to keep up with population growth.  In the years 2000 through 2004, based on
US Labor statistics, we are down more than 7,600,000 jobs in the US based on
population growth.  Jobs are moving to where the labor costs are the lowest
( China, East Asia, India, Eastern Europe).  

Home ownership growth is not an indicator of prosperity.  Every year there
are more homes built and the US population is ever growing.  Therefore more
home owners.

I could go on, but I won't.  Let's get back to talking about Wi-Fi,
broadband and other "cool" stuff.

Larry

   

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Re: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband

2006-01-08 Thread vic
Hey I got hit with the "Reply-All" first and there was a bunch of crap on 
it. It was my duty to respond. I think you should go after this mike guy... 
If the stuff he sent me did not have your address on it then you never would 
have received my educational reply. Thanks but it is not necessary to send 
me an include or do not include e-mail.


-=vic

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From: "Eric Glover" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "'Michael Stearne'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "'vic'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; 
"'Cienfuegos'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; 


Sent: Sunday, January 08, 2006 11:56 AM
Subject: Re: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband


This thread is getting silly, and is not relevant to the purposes of the 
group - if possible, could the thread be limited to the interested 
parties - if you want to be on this, please send an e-mail to Michael, Jim 
and Vic, and then they will involve only you - and not the whole group.


Thanks,
Eric

Jim Henry wrote:


Michael,
   If you honestly believe the war with Iraq was for the reason you list,
then you need to diversify your news sources and get informed. 
Additionally,
Vic and I have been civil and tried to discuss this intelligently. I see 
no

reason to resort to  name calling, as now both us us have been called
"Kool-aid drinker". That's usually what happens when one side of an issue
can no longer support its argument with facts.
Respectfully,
Jim



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Sent: Sunday, January 08, 2006 3:16 AM
To: vic
Cc: Cienfuegos; nycwireless@lists.nycwireless.net
Subject: Re: This thread is getting silly, and is not relevant to the 
purposes of the group - if possible, could the thread be limited to the 
interested parties - if you want to be on this, please send an e-mail to 
Michael or Jim, and then they will involve only you - and not the whole 
group.




Thanks,
[nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband


On 1/8/06, vic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


They said they had "nuclear capabilities" not "nuke

weapons". There is

a


What "nuclear" capabilities did they find?



difference. Well lets say you go walking down the street

and you see a

gun... you pick it up you look in the chamber and it is

empty. A gun
with out bullets is still a weapon. All you have to do is put the 
bullets in. BTW


No, let's say you invaded a country for an empty tractor trailer and 
3,000 U.S. soldiers  died because of it.  An empty "laboratory" is a 
weapon?




I don't think the people from Alabama appreciate your

comment. "You"
are safe because people have gone and died to keep "you" safe. Be a 
little more appreciative.


I have a cousin permanently disabled from his service in Iraq and more 
than one friend currently in the desert.  Don't question my patriotism.




get with the program and stop trying to be cute.


BTW it's "ciao" not "cio" Kool-Aid drinker.



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Re: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband

2006-01-08 Thread Eric Glover
This thread is getting silly, and is not relevant to the purposes of the 
group - if possible, could the thread be limited to the interested 
parties - if you want to be on this, please send an e-mail to Michael, 
Jim and Vic, and then they will involve only you - and not the whole group.


Thanks,
Eric

Jim Henry wrote:


Michael,
   If you honestly believe the war with Iraq was for the reason you list,
then you need to diversify your news sources and get informed. Additionally,
Vic and I have been civil and tried to discuss this intelligently. I see no
reason to resort to  name calling, as now both us us have been called
"Kool-aid drinker". That's usually what happens when one side of an issue
can no longer support its argument with facts.
Respectfully,
Jim
  

 


-Original Message-
Sent: Sunday, January 08, 2006 3:16 AM
To: vic
Cc: Cienfuegos; nycwireless@lists.nycwireless.net
Subject: Re: This thread is getting silly, and is not relevant to the purposes of the 
group - if possible, could the thread be limited to the interested 
parties - if you want to be on this, please send an e-mail to Michael or 
Jim, and then they will involve only you - and not the whole group.




Thanks,
[nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband


On 1/8/06, vic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
   

They said they had "nuclear capabilities" not "nuke 
 

weapons". There is 
   


a
 


What "nuclear" capabilities did they find?

   

difference. Well lets say you go walking down the street 
 

and you see a 
   

gun... you pick it up you look in the chamber and it is 
 

empty. A gun 
   

with out bullets is still a weapon. All you have to do is put the 
bullets in. BTW
 

No, let's say you invaded a country for an empty tractor 
trailer and 3,000 U.S. soldiers  died because of it.  An 
empty "laboratory" is a weapon?


   

I don't think the people from Alabama appreciate your 
 

comment. "You" 
   

are safe because people have gone and died to keep "you" safe. Be a 
little more appreciative.
 

I have a cousin permanently disabled from his service in Iraq 
and more than one friend currently in the desert.  Don't 
question my patriotism.


   


get with the program and stop trying to be cute.
 


BTW it's "ciao" not "cio" Kool-Aid drinker.
   



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RE: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband

2006-01-08 Thread Jim Henry
Michael,
If you honestly believe the war with Iraq was for the reason you list,
then you need to diversify your news sources and get informed. Additionally,
Vic and I have been civil and tried to discuss this intelligently. I see no
reason to resort to  name calling, as now both us us have been called
"Kool-aid drinker". That's usually what happens when one side of an issue
can no longer support its argument with facts.
Respectfully,
Jim
   

> -Original Message-
> Sent: Sunday, January 08, 2006 3:16 AM
> To: vic
> Cc: Cienfuegos; nycwireless@lists.nycwireless.net
> Subject: Re: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband
> 
> 
> On 1/8/06, vic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > They said they had "nuclear capabilities" not "nuke 
> weapons". There is 
> > a
> 
> What "nuclear" capabilities did they find?
> 
> > difference. Well lets say you go walking down the street 
> and you see a 
> > gun... you pick it up you look in the chamber and it is 
> empty. A gun 
> > with out bullets is still a weapon. All you have to do is put the 
> > bullets in. BTW
> 
> No, let's say you invaded a country for an empty tractor 
> trailer and 3,000 U.S. soldiers  died because of it.  An 
> empty "laboratory" is a weapon?
> 
> > I don't think the people from Alabama appreciate your 
> comment. "You" 
> > are safe because people have gone and died to keep "you" safe. Be a 
> > little more appreciative.
> 
> I have a cousin permanently disabled from his service in Iraq 
> and more than one friend currently in the desert.  Don't 
> question my patriotism.
> 
> > get with the program and stop trying to be cute.
> 
> BTW it's "ciao" not "cio" Kool-Aid drinker.

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RE: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband

2006-01-08 Thread Jim Henry
You overlooked Vic's and my statements about the multiple cease fire
violations as Iraq continuously tried to shoot down our planes. Many folks
try to say our actions were pre-emptive.  They weren't. The war existed
since Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1991.  The world reversed those actions through
military force and agreed to a cease fire and thus save Hussein's butt under
certain conditions. Iraq repeatedly violated those cease fire terms. When
the U.N. lacked the cajones to take action when its own terms were
repeatedly violated, a coalition of the honest and non-emasculated did. 
Do we really need to argue these leftist points in a tech forum?

Jim

> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf 
> Of Michael Stearne
> Sent: Sunday, January 08, 2006 2:55 AM
> To: vic
> Cc: Cienfuegos; nycwireless@lists.nycwireless.net
> Subject: Re: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband
> 
> 
> On 1/7/06, vic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > We already found WMD. We found a mobile weapons laboratory almost 
> > right away. There were no chems in it but is was there. We 
> know he had 
> > WMD because
> 
> So what you're saying is that we invaded Iraq for an empty 
> double-wide trailer?  Are we invading Alabama next (no 
> offense - Roll Tide)?
> 
> Where are the "mushroom cloud" weapons we were told they had?
> 
> > WE the US GAVE WMD to Iraq to fight Iran.
> > Please I thirst for intelligent convo..
> 
> > Prior to invasion Iraq's military FIRED on our US planes almost 50 
> > TIMES.
> 
> And exactly 0 U.S. soldiers died because of these shots.  At 
> this point we could just send in UAVs to do the patrolling 
> over the then contained Iraq.  Since the war 2193 U.S. 
> citizens have been killed and 16155 soldiers (including my 
> cousin) have been  permantly wounded.
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Re: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband

2006-01-08 Thread vic
Ya know I am getting real tired of playing teacher. Perhaps I should smoke 
pot and become a college professor. LOL!


http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/meast/06/25/sprj.irq.centrifuge/
"U.S. officials emphasized this was not evidence Iraq had a nuclear 
weapon -- but it was evidence the Iraqis concealed plans to reconstitute 
their nuclear program as soon as the world was no longer looking. The parts 
and documents Obeidi gave the CIA were... "

Just one of many examples.
Mike your tuition is overdue and you will not receive your grade, albeit 
low, until you have paid your tuition. LOL!

-=vic

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From: "Michael Stearne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: "vic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Billy Bob" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Cienfuegos" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; 

Sent: Sunday, January 08, 2006 3:15 AM
Subject: Re: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband


On 1/8/06, vic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

They said they had "nuclear capabilities" not "nuke weapons". There is a


What "nuclear" capabilities did they find?


difference. Well lets say you go walking down the street and you see a
gun... you pick it up you look in the chamber and it is empty. A gun with
out bullets is still a weapon. All you have to do is put the bullets in. 
BTW


No, let's say you invaded a country for an empty tractor trailer and
3,000 U.S. soldiers  died because of it.  An empty "laboratory" is a
weapon?


I don't think the people from Alabama appreciate your comment. "You" are
safe because people have gone and died to keep "you" safe. Be a little 
more

appreciative.


I have a cousin permanently disabled from his service in Iraq and more
than one friend currently in the desert.  Don't question my
patriotism.


get with the program and stop trying to be cute.


BTW it's "ciao" not "cio" Kool-Aid drinker. 


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Re: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband

2006-01-08 Thread Michael Stearne
On 1/8/06, vic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> They said they had "nuclear capabilities" not "nuke weapons". There is a

What "nuclear" capabilities did they find?

> difference. Well lets say you go walking down the street and you see a
> gun... you pick it up you look in the chamber and it is empty. A gun with
> out bullets is still a weapon. All you have to do is put the bullets in. BTW

No, let's say you invaded a country for an empty tractor trailer and
3,000 U.S. soldiers  died because of it.  An empty "laboratory" is a
weapon?

> I don't think the people from Alabama appreciate your comment. "You" are
> safe because people have gone and died to keep "you" safe. Be a little more
> appreciative.

I have a cousin permanently disabled from his service in Iraq and more
than one friend currently in the desert.  Don't question my
patriotism.

> get with the program and stop trying to be cute.

BTW it's "ciao" not "cio" Kool-Aid drinker.
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Re: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband

2006-01-08 Thread vic
They said they had "nuclear capabilities" not "nuke weapons". There is a 
difference. Well lets say you go walking down the street and you see a 
gun... you pick it up you look in the chamber and it is empty. A gun with 
out bullets is still a weapon. All you have to do is put the bullets in. BTW 
I don't think the people from Alabama appreciate your comment. "You" are 
safe because people have gone and died to keep "you" safe. Be a little more 
appreciative.

get with the program and stop trying to be cute.
-=vic
- Original Message - 
From: "Michael Stearne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: "vic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Billy Bob" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Cienfuegos" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; 

Sent: Sunday, January 08, 2006 2:54 AM
Subject: Re: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband


On 1/7/06, vic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

We already found WMD. We found a mobile weapons laboratory almost right
away. There were no chems in it but is was there. We know he had WMD 
because


So what you're saying is that we invaded Iraq for an empty double-wide
trailer?  Are we invading Alabama next (no offense - Roll Tide)?

Where are the "mushroom cloud" weapons we were told they had?


WE the US GAVE WMD to Iraq to fight Iran.
Please I thirst for intelligent convo..



Prior to invasion Iraq's military FIRED on our US planes almost 50 TIMES.


And exactly 0 U.S. soldiers died because of these shots.  At this
point we could just send in UAVs to do the patrolling over the then
contained Iraq.  Since the war 2193 U.S. citizens have been killed and
16155 soldiers (including my cousin) have been  permantly wounded. 


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Re: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband

2006-01-07 Thread Michael Stearne
On 1/7/06, vic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We already found WMD. We found a mobile weapons laboratory almost right
> away. There were no chems in it but is was there. We know he had WMD because

So what you're saying is that we invaded Iraq for an empty double-wide
trailer?  Are we invading Alabama next (no offense - Roll Tide)?

Where are the "mushroom cloud" weapons we were told they had?

> WE the US GAVE WMD to Iraq to fight Iran.
> Please I thirst for intelligent convo..

> Prior to invasion Iraq's military FIRED on our US planes almost 50 TIMES.

And exactly 0 U.S. soldiers died because of these shots.  At this
point we could just send in UAVs to do the patrolling over the then
contained Iraq.  Since the war 2193 U.S. citizens have been killed and
16155 soldiers (including my cousin) have been  permantly wounded.
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RE: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband

2006-01-07 Thread Jim Henry
No.  I don't think it was neccesary and I don't see the connection to war
depbts (whose?) Everyone knows Hussein had them but he obvously hid or got
rid of most of them. The war occurred because he violated terms of the cease
fire of 1991.  Among the violations were daily firing on of U.S. and British
planes patrolling the no fly zones over Iraq.  Please email me directly if
you'd like to discuss further. It's just not fair to the members of this
list to keep arguing these leftist and socialist issues on a wireless list.
Thanks.
Jim

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> Of Billy Bob
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> To: 'vic'; 'Cienfuegos'; nycwireless@lists.nycwireless.net
> Subject: RE: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband
> 
> 
> I'll bet you're still looking for WMD's to justify "war debts"
> 
>  
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of vic
> Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2006 10:32 PM
> To: Cienfuegos; nycwireless@lists.nycwireless.net
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> 
> Biggest debtor yes but not debt by proportion to GDP. Our 
> debt is small when compared to our GDP. War debts let us have 
> comparative safety on the streets to trade and partially keep 
> up the value of the USD.
> 
> -=vic
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> To: 
> Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2006 10:35 PM
> Subject: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband
> 
> 
> > Lets try to keep our conversations down to earth please.
> >
> > Those who are terrified about govt. subsidized broadband, 
> rather than 
> > repeating the erroneous and semi-religious mantra of the 
> wonders of a 
> > capitalist economy a little education on the subject would 
> go a long 
> > way.  The biggest debtor nation in the world is the USA, 
> and where is 
> > the outcry for the 40% of the gnp that goes to fund the 
> pentagon and 
> > other war related depts?
> >
> > Lets keep it on the tech tip shall we, that is why signed 
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> > Aias
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RE: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband

2006-01-07 Thread Jim Henry
Yes, in absolute terms our debt is large because our economy is so large.
That's a GOOD thing!

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> 
> 
> Biggest debtor yes but not debt by proportion to GDP. Our 
> debt is small when 
> compared to our GDP.
> War debts let us have comparative safety on the streets to trade and 
> partially keep up the value of the USD.
> 
> -=vic
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> From: "Cienfuegos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: 
> Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2006 10:35 PM
> Subject: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband
> 
> 
> > Lets try to keep our conversations down to earth please.
> >
> > Those who are terrified about govt. subsidized broadband, 
> rather than 
> > repeating the erroneous and semi-religious mantra of the 
> wonders of a 
> > capitalist economy a little education on the subject would 
> go a long 
> > way.  The biggest debtor nation in the world is the USA, 
> and where is 
> > the outcry for the 40% of the gnp that goes to fund the 
> pentagon and 
> > other war related depts?
> >
> > Lets keep it on the tech tip shall we, that is why signed 
> on for this 
> > mailing list.
> >
> > Aias
> >
> 
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Re: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband

2006-01-07 Thread vic
We already found WMD. We found a mobile weapons laboratory almost right 
away. There were no chems in it but is was there. We know he had WMD because 
WE the US GAVE WMD to Iraq to fight Iran.

Please I thirst for intelligent convo..
Prior to invasion Iraq's military FIRED on our US planes almost 50 TIMES. 
Last time I checked when one nation's army fires on another nation's Air 
Force that in itself is an act of war. Get the facts man

Cio baby,
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I'll bet you're still looking for WMD's to justify "war debts"



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Biggest debtor yes but not debt by proportion to GDP. Our debt is small 
when

compared to our GDP.
War debts let us have comparative safety on the streets to trade and
partially keep up the value of the USD.

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Lets try to keep our conversations down to earth please.

Those who are terrified about govt. subsidized broadband, rather than
repeating the erroneous and semi-religious mantra of the wonders of a
capitalist economy a little education on the subject would go a long
way.  The biggest debtor nation in the world is the USA, and where is
the outcry for the 40% of the gnp that goes to fund the pentagon and
other war related depts?

Lets keep it on the tech tip shall we, that is why signed on for this
mailing list.

Aias









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RE: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband

2006-01-07 Thread Billy Bob
I'll bet you're still looking for WMD's to justify "war debts"

 

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Biggest debtor yes but not debt by proportion to GDP. Our debt is small when
compared to our GDP.
War debts let us have comparative safety on the streets to trade and
partially keep up the value of the USD.

-=vic
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Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2006 10:35 PM
Subject: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband


> Lets try to keep our conversations down to earth please.
>
> Those who are terrified about govt. subsidized broadband, rather than
> repeating the erroneous and semi-religious mantra of the wonders of a
> capitalist economy a little education on the subject would go a long
> way.  The biggest debtor nation in the world is the USA, and where is
> the outcry for the 40% of the gnp that goes to fund the pentagon and
> other war related depts?
>
> Lets keep it on the tech tip shall we, that is why signed on for this
> mailing list.
>
> Aias
>






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Re: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband

2006-01-07 Thread vic
Biggest debtor yes but not debt by proportion to GDP. Our debt is small when 
compared to our GDP.
War debts let us have comparative safety on the streets to trade and 
partially keep up the value of the USD.


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Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2006 10:35 PM
Subject: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband



Lets try to keep our conversations down to earth please.

Those who are terrified about govt. subsidized broadband, rather than
repeating the erroneous and semi-religious mantra of the wonders of a
capitalist economy a little education on the subject would go a long
way.  The biggest debtor nation in the world is the USA, and where is
the outcry for the 40% of the gnp that goes to fund the pentagon and
other war related depts?

Lets keep it on the tech tip shall we, that is why signed on for this
mailing list.

Aias








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RE: [nycwireless] govt. subsidy and broadband

2006-01-07 Thread Jim Henry
Ah, if only I were as well informed as you!  Thanks for the guidance.

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> 
> 
> Lets try to keep our conversations down to earth please.
> 
> Those who are terrified about govt. subsidized broadband, 
> rather than repeating the erroneous and semi-religious mantra 
> of the wonders of a capitalist economy a little education on 
> the subject would go a long way.  The biggest debtor nation 
> in the world is the USA, and where is the outcry for the 40% 
> of the gnp that goes to fund the pentagon and other war related depts?
> 
> Lets keep it on the tech tip shall we, that is why signed on 
> for this mailing list.
> 
> Aias
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