Dear Craig,
you wrote (30 Jan 2005):
Markus wrote (29 Jan 2005):
| Please read:
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http://alumnus.caltech.edu/~seppley/Set%20Operators%20and%20Binary%20Relations.htm
That webpage does not define the idea of both prefer and strictly prefer.
There is absolutely nothing of interest in the
James Green-Armytage Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2005 2:51 AM
It looks like this is a closed list system (the party
leadership determines the ordering of the list).
Yes, it is a closed-list party-list PR election, with the whole country as one
national constituency (= one electoral
district).
Here are some serious very adverse comments about one Mr Marcus Schulze who
mainly prefers this mailing list.
--
I wrote privately to Mr Schulze. The man seems to be retarded and I had asked
him to proof read an
Dear Craig,
you wrote (30 Jan 2005):
Mr MARKUS SCHULZE seems to have a life project out of doing research
into all the graduations between:
· (1) deliberately misdefining something, and
· (2) defining something in a way that deliberately inadequate.
That is such a grave and gross problem
James,
--- James Green-Armytage [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
The assembly will have the power to appoint the president and two
vice-presidents. So, it looks like this is a parliamentary model of
government rather than a presidential system (i.e., the legislature is the
dominant
James Green-Armytage wrote:
There also seems to a series of governorate councils, which will also
be up for election tomorrow. It looks like there will be about 18 of
these, and most of them will have 41 members. They seem to be more of a
local branch of the government. It's not too clear
Alex--
You wrote:
2. I think we've established that you (Mike and Russ) have political views
that are at opposite ends of the spectrum.
I reply:
No, if you're referring to issues like Iraq, Russ's difference from the
other members of this list is more of a moral/ethical difference.
You
Russ said:
Mike, on the other hand, is so far out that he can't see any significant
difference between Democrats and Republicans.
I reply:
Many agree that there's no significant difference between them. For example,
Kery voted for the Patriot Act, and voted to authorize the invasion of Iraq,
and
Dear Craig Carey,
you wrote (30 Jan 2005):
Your article requires that you define a sum. You use the words
number who prefer. The word number is undefined.
In UK English and in USA English, the term number is a very
frequently used term. Unfortunately, I don't know the corresponding
term in NZ
Folks,
This is my final reply to Mike, then I will block his email address. I
already blocked the one he was using to communicate with me privately,
but I will now block the hotmail address he uses here on EM. I am done
with having my inbox cluttered with his endless garbage.
MIKE OSSIPOFF
Russ said:
Folks,
This is my final reply to Mike
I reply:
That's great, if you can really keep that promise.
Russ continued:
, then I will block his email address.
already blocked the one he was using to communicate with me privately
I reply:
Actually, as I said, it was I who blocked Russ's
To each of the guys debating right now, I say: You're right, the other guy is full of you-know-what.
The best way to change my mind about youis to STOP BASHING EACH OTHER ON THE LIST!
You both have interesting things to say about elections, but neither of you has anything interesting to say about
Alex Small wrote:
To each of the guys debating right now, I say: You're right, the other
guy is full of you-know-what.
The best way to change my mind about you is to STOP BASHING EACH OTHER
ON THE LIST!
You both have interesting things to say about elections, but neither of
you has anything
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