On his radio show yesterday, satirist Harry Shearer said that the British GUARDIAN
reported that the US was going to end the UN food program in Iraq in January. Is there
any truth to this?
Jim
Subject: [PEN-L] Quote du Jour: Paul Bremer on economic justice
I have to say that it is curious
I am out of town right now using remote access, so I will only give a
limited reply - yes. This was first established by the big Security
Council Resolution at the end of the war. The readiness of the French et.
el. to withdraw the embargo and turn the UN role to the U.S. was a major
and
On his radio show yesterday, satirist Harry Shearer said that the
British GUARDIAN reported that the US was going to end the UN food
program in Iraq in January. Is there any truth to this?
Jim
* New York Times October 12, 2003
CULTURE OF DEPENDENCY
Another Challenge in Iraq: Giving Up
This is fucking priceless: (sorry Yoshie -- polite speech eludes me more
and more)
Economists, while acknowledging the need for protecting consumers
during the transition, say that a market economy would provide food
much more cheaply and efficiently than the current government-run
system. But the
Basically the banks are arguing your love gimme such a thrill, but your
love don't pay my bills, so gimme money, that's what I want. (actually John
Lennon was sick in the plane prior to performing this song at the Live
Peace in Toronto concert in 1969).
Suppose that you are or feel dependent for
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Planners are considering gradually replacing some groceries with cash
welfare payments or some version of food stamps that could be
redeemed at local markets. Besides giving shoppers more choices, the
change would also help Iraqi merchants and farmers, because
