[UC] Time to withdraw the troops

2005-01-10 Thread William H. Magill
It is time to withdraw US troops from Indonesia! The Bush Administration is working hard to spin the crash of a Seahawk helicopter from the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier in Banda Aceh today as a "mechanical failure." This despite the fact that, as reported by CBS News, "The crash came am

Re: [UC] Time to withdraw the troops

2005-01-10 Thread Wilma de Soto
Doesn't this rationale also apply to the situation in Iraq? At least I can see the reason that troops are risking their lives in Indonesia. This was a disaster of epic proportions and one for the ages. Lots of people need help. However, this nebulous rationale of bringing Democracy to the Iraqi

Re: [UC] Time to withdraw the troops

2005-01-10 Thread Brian Siano
Wilma de Soto wrote: However, this nebulous rationale of bringing Democracy to the Iraqi people who are culturally disinclined to accept it, is far less of a reason for troops to be killed by insurgents. We are not wanted there either. I would like to see some evidence about how Iraqis are "cultur

[UC] Winter Means Frozen Pets

2005-01-10 Thread Craigsolve
Do the insane really belong in the general population? And, she has a family?   Ciao,   Craig     Shelter: Woman brought in frozen dog, asked for new one   Last Update: 12/03/2004 8:44:00 AMBy: Todd Dukart  

Re: [UC] Relocating to Philadelphia

2005-01-10 Thread FX Winkler
Last year, I commented about the obviously disturbed Penn Student who seemed bent on advertising here divorced-single-mother-grad-student life on evry bulleting board in Philly as possible. Someone forwarded this link to me, and I thought it made an amusing follow-up. http://personals.yahoo.com/

Re: [UC] Time to withdraw the troops

2005-01-10 Thread Wilma de Soto
As far as I can tell, most of the Islamic world has been governed by Sultanates and Caliphates throughout their history. Their society has traditionally been strictly socially structured and their politics intertwined with their religion. Iraq (known before as Mesopotamia), considers itself the c

RE: [UC] Relocating to Philadelphia

2005-01-10 Thread Jonathan Cass
"I don't think education equates intelligence necessarily, but I would like to meet somebody well-read, who I can have educated discussions with. "  -- apparently, education, and focusing on her education, does not equate with, or include, the ability to write grammatically correct sentences

Re: [UC] Relocating to Philadelphia

2005-01-10 Thread Marielena Mata
I find this message rather disturbing. While I may or may not agree as to this student's choices in the methodology of finding friends and partners, I find it unacceptable that you have chosen to make fun of someone so publicly without even knowing this person. I happen to recall the time you

Re: [UC] Time to withdraw the troops

2005-01-10 Thread Brian Siano
Wilma de Soto wrote: As far as I can tell, most of the Islamic world has been governed by Sultanates and Caliphates throughout their history. Their society has traditionally been strictly socially structured and their politics intertwined with their religion. Most of the Western world hasn't be

Re: [UC] Time to withdraw the troops

2005-01-10 Thread Wilma de Soto
Don't you think you are carrying this a bit too far and attributing your argument to things I have not said. The United States system of Democracy was adapted from the English system of Government. Instead of King, we elect a President. The Bi-Cameral House Structure was adapted from Parliament:

[UC] Gee - Mail!

2005-01-10 Thread BGAndersen
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Re: [UC] Time to withdraw the troops

2005-01-10 Thread William H. Magill
On 10 Jan, 2005, at 10:52, Wilma de Soto wrote: Doesn't this rationale also apply to the situation in Iraq? It IS the rationale used for opposition to Iraq. I just changed the location. At least I can see the reason that troops are risking their lives in Indonesia. This was a disaster of epic prop

RE: [UC] Gee - Mail!

2005-01-10 Thread Rogan, Jo-Ann (IS)
I have 6 and would be willing to give them up. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005 3:05 PM To: UnivCity@list.purple.com Subject: [UC] Gee - Mail! I have four invites ... You are receiving this because you are subscrib

Re: [UC] Time to withdraw the troops

2005-01-10 Thread Wilma de Soto
I am well aware that all Arabs are not alike. I also understand that in 1979 when the Iranian students took US citizens hostage in Tehran, that they were labeled radical Shiite Muslims by the US government. Now the self-same Shiites are in as dire need of help as the Tsunami victims in Indonesia

Re: [UC] Time to withdraw the troops

2005-01-10 Thread Brian Siano
Wilma de Soto wrote: Don't you think you are carrying this a bit too far and attributing your argument to things I have not said. The United States system of Democracy was adapted from the English system of Government. Instead of King, we elect a President. The Bi-Cameral House Structure was adap

Re: [UC] Time to withdraw the troops

2005-01-10 Thread Brian Siano
Wilma de Soto wrote: " And many people in many parts of the world dislike democracy because it undermines many of their existing structures of power-- say, dictators, militarists, religious fanatics and fascists." That may be the way you and I view their way of power, but that may not be ho

Re: [UC] Time to withdraw the troops

2005-01-10 Thread William H. Magill
On 10 Jan, 2005, at 14:29, Wilma de Soto wrote: The United States system of Democracy was adapted from the English system of Government. Instead of King, we elect a President. The Bi-Cameral House Structure was adapted from Parliament: The House of Commons-House of Representatives/ House of Lor

[UC] housesitting/Companion position wanted, starting sometime in April

2005-01-10 Thread Jedidiah McKee
I'm looking for a housesitting or Companion position in the neighborhood, starting sometime in April. Please contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], or by cell phone 267-243-3841 to exchange further details. Thanks, Jed. __ Do you Ya

Re: [UC] Time to withdraw the troops

2005-01-10 Thread Wilma de Soto
Brian, My posts were not to criticize the Bush Administration, per se. Just to point out another point of view based upon the history of the Moslem World, and their view of the Western World; especially since 1492 when they were forced from Europe. I would never underestimate the capabilities of

Re: [UC] Time to withdraw the troops

2005-01-10 Thread Wilma de Soto
First, I would suggest you read "The English People On The Eve of Colonization (1603-1630)" by Wallace Notestein © 1954 Oxford University Press. This volume spells out exactly how the English were before the English went up against Spain and colonized the New World and how they proceeded to gain t

Re: [UC] Relocating to Philadelphia

2005-01-10 Thread Elizabeth Edgerton
get a life Owen Edgerton From: "Marielena Mata" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: "Marielena Mata" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], UnivCity@list.purple.com Subject: Re: [UC] Relocating to Philadelphia Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 13:26:47 -0500 I find this message rather disturbing. While I ma

[UC] UNIVCITY LIST DEC 2004 STATS

2005-01-10 Thread Ross Bender
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Re: [UC] Relocating to Philadelphia

2005-01-10 Thread emko
I'm usually just a lurker, watching this list for information, but right now I feel moved to write and say I can't believe how nasty you people are. Why send somebody's personal ad around to the list as a joke? And then why criticize somebody who shows a little compassion? If anybody needs to