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Live, from right between michigan and minneapolis/st. paul,
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NUMBERS
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http://www.mccullagh.org/image/d30-28/police-prepared-for-protests-3.html
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http://www.alertnet.org/thefacts/reliefresources/542396?version=1
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http://www.abcnorio.org/galleries/media/fpm/boots_of_joy.html
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http://clockwatching.net/~vroom/personal/dc/119-1950_IMG.jpg
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http://www.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=177914
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http://www.jsonline.com/news/metro/nov02/92511.asp
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http://mke.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=252
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http://www.mp3freeparty.com/mp3party/manifesto.asp
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http://www.leftcurve.com/LC24WebPages/artrat.html
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http://members.aol.com/nihilist01/partypage.html
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http://www.interactivist.net/gardens/uv_1.html
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http://people.cs.uchicago.edu/~neilk/colorado
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http://www.narconews.com/stealthisintro.html
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http://disc.server.com/Indices/149495.html
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http://www.counterpane.com/pgp-attack.html
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http://www.austinmetro.com/poetpage.html
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http://www.sinkers.org/iraqdemoDCOct2602
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http://www.narconews.com/eminem1.html
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http://www.abcnorio.org/galleries
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http://www.clearchannelsucks.org
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http://thoughtoutlet.tripod.com
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http://www.poetsporch.com
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http://www.narconews.com
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http://www.extralove.com
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http://www.ww3report.com
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http://jeff.paterson.net
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http://adam4shadow.com
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http://www.poetix.net
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LETTUCE -
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You should read this!
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-- S JONES
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-----Original Message-----
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REPUBLICANS MORE THAN TWO TIMES AS LIKELY TO VOTE PRO-INTERNET
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Democrats want Congress to control the Internet! Their voting
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history backs up this claim -- as revealed in a new Congressional
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Scorecard! The most blatant congressional intrusion will be the
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enactment of a new tax on everything you buy on the Internet!
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Read the whole story
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http://news.com.com/2100-1023-962750.html
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NEWS, October 31, 2002
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Here is the latest news on upcoming Creativity Workshops: Creative
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Writing, Drawing, Storytelling, and Personal Memoir
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http://www.creativityworkshop.com/newyork2.html
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http://www.creativityworkshop.com/calendar.html
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kbell
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LINKS TO SPECIAL ARTICLES
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Crunch time at the UN.
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http://www.economist.com/agenda/displayStory.cfm?story_id=1415417
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Bush pushes for GOP & War in Denver.
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http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0,1413,36%257E53%257E955733%257E,00.html
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Putin's 9/11.
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http://www.opinionjournal.com/editorial/feature.html?id=110002536
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Gary D.
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PUBLISHER'S COLUMN
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Tuesday, 29 oct, 345pm. I'm in the "historic" third ward.
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What better a place to be in Milwaukee exactly one week
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before the off-season national elections.
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Yes, George Bush is NOT up for election. Pity, this is
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perhaps the lowest his polls are ever going to get. Maybe
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not, one can cross their fingers. A lot can happen in two
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years.
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OK, the task at hand. Giving the Fix, Jimmy The Greek
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style, on the upcoming elections. I've already predicted
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that the GOP is going to lose 5-7 Senate seats unless
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they can figure out a way to prove beyond a shadow of
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a doubt they did NOT kill Paul Wellstone. No, I'm NOT
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saying I think they did it. They might have. I don't
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know. I can't know. I'm just saying that conspicionism
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theories are spreading faster'n zuccini squash over all
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the innuendo and coincidence.
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And let's face it. This hurts the Good Obese Party.
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Yes, America; all the toupes and male girdles in the
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world can't cover up that smell. It's just under the
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bulging belly. Just call it oil of consumerism.
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And how do I put that on Wellstone? I don't. How
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do I pin it on Bush? I won't. I'm saying that there's
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a slowdown brewing. People are making things. They're
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buying used, they're dumpster diving. It's 1972 all
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over again.
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Nixxon's going down. How long will it take? Certainly
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not 8 years like Clinton. NAFTA and failed healthcare
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couldn't take Clinton down, and neither could sodomy.
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So ok, Fritz Mondale will replace Wellstone. I'm 91%
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happy. Where's the other 9% go? I doubt he'll be voting
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repeatedly to CLOSE THE SOA, the way Wellstone did. I
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maybe be surprised, but I'm not holding out hope. He
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served listeningly under James Earl Ray, I mean Carter,
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and what do we know about Carter in the SOA? He wants
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it open. He wants it operating. Yes, love him to death,
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believe he deserves the Noble Peas Prighs, ten times
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more than a Kissinger or an Oliver North, and he
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verily was (how can I tell you) the real one who freed
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the hostages at the end of his administration, (trumped
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as he was by greedy sapsucker soilant greenwashers)
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lastly and thusly I must say he is definitely quite
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a peacenik, but there's two things wait three, that
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linger smelly about Rosylin's hubby. Ok, four things.
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I'll list them.
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1) Delta Force
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2) FEMA
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3) blind obedience to SOA
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4) Wife is part owner of Gannett Corporation
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So where was I? Carter wants the SOA to remain open,
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I don't expect to ever reach Fritz Mondale on THAT one.
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But try I will, you betcha. At any rate, he's going to
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kick some Repugnican butt, and there's going to be
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residual affects.
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4-6 other seats. Lemme study the heck outa the roster
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and tell you what parts of the midwest and far west are
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going to crack. I'll get back to you tonite on that one.
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Now for the house. GOP will lose 10-12, the Demcons
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will gain 8-10. How can I say that? You betcha. Look
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for greens, commies, nazis and indys to start clamoring
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for a piece of the elitismo pie!
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Two years ago all eyes were on Wisconsin. It was the
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McCarthy renaissance. Now everyone's taking their calls
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from that big fat muscular baldheaded goatee-lookin
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weirdo, Jesse the Brain Ventura. You think he's gonna
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lose to a democrat or a republican? Not if he can help
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it. He'll usher in another weirdo maybe. Now, that's not
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necessarily a good thing, mind you. If American history
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plods on, "business as usual," either the dems or reps
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will dry up and fold into the older and newer one, and
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you'll be right back to a two-party choice.
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But it is a new Millenium for this nation. Not just
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the whole rest of the world. The USA has never HAD a
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millenium change before. Europe has, Mecca and Medina
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have, and so has mama Afrika. We might surprise ourselves
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afterall.
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So my fix so far? GOP loses House and Senate for a
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long long time, and they prepare to lose the Prez in
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a couple years. OK, remains to be seen, I know. We'll
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cross that bridge when we get there.
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So I'm in the Third Ward, typing on a laptop in a
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Starbucks on a Tuesday. (not fairtrade day). I asked
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for FT coffee, and here's my neat Odyssey. Ready?
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Francisco, the manager tallied it up and to french
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press me one, he'd have to charge me 3.95. Yikes.
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Gimme, non-FT and I'll complain later. Francisco asked
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me to please suggest rather than complain, pointing out
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two awfully valid things. It'll get me farther, and it
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got the movement this far. Yup, people just like me
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asking and asking is what got Starbucks to add some
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(yes I acknowlege SOME) FairTrade.
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So after I bought a small coffee, (1.40; if it were
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Monday I could get fairtrade for the same price) I sat
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here with my laptop and started plugging away.
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Francisco ground me up a pound of fairtrade coffee
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after first asking if my coffeemaker had a cone bottom
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or a flat one. He GAVE me a pound of fairtrade. THAT'll
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hold me over til next Monday eh? "On him." On the house,
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so to speak. Then a little while later he poured himself
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a small coffee and asked if he could take his first
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break of the day right next to me. I obliged, and he
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told me of his life.
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8 years he lived in Washington (the northwest one)
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He's originally from either Oaxaxa or Chiapas. I asked
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him, he smiled and said yes but wouldn't specify. I
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knew better than to push. He got hooked up with Starbucks
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out there and has worked within the system ever since.
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He's part of the solution my friends, I can feel it,
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I can hear it. He's sincere. Way more sincere than I
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was when I was managing Subways, and certainly more
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than when I was assmanaging RadiosHacks.
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Venceremos. He wants me to harrass Folgers more than
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Starbucks, and understands that I still want to push
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his HQ for 2X a week fairtrade soon, and then all
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weekdays or something. Slow and steady, we're gonna
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rock this house. He told me how he's trying to make
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heaven on earth. I heard him.
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Thank you, Francisco.
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*************
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GNU FEET YOUR
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************* s.i.f.o.d.o.h.
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(NEW FEATURE)
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SITTING IN FRONT OF DAHMER'S OLD HOUSE
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Michael Moore just helped me unwind a few things.
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I hardly know how to articulate this, but I'll
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try. I came out of the Oriental Theater here (the
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Violent Femmes' all-time fave venue) having seen
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"Bowling For Columbine." I left there feeling just
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a little less anti-social.
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I felt the whole audience breathe that same
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"I'm OK, are you? You'll be alright, we all will."
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It was weird given the topic at hand, right?
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Well there were two or three scenes where Michael
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Moore stroked the upper back of someone grieving,
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saying "it's ok."
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It is. He tells them, he tells us. He was telling
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me. I felt that.
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=30=
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[ ed note: this feature was conceived just a
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few weeks ago - shortly after a Milwaukee man
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was beaten to death by children ages 10-14 here
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in Milwaukee. Vigils began out in front of the
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house where the beating happened. Candles and
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prayer. Ummm. About 10 blocks walking distance
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from Dahmer's house? Perhaps an even more
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fitting memorial would be a weekly midnite walk
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from that house to Dahmer's; while addressing
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issues of nonviolence. Are we ready for that?
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How many decades?? ]
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THE GREEN CANDIDATE: A Kid Takes On The Machine
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(reprinted from some Chicago freeby shopperpaper)
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When diners at Wolfgang Puck's ask Jason Farbman about himself,
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most expect to hear that the 24-year-old is waiting tables while
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attending school or pursuing an acting career.
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They're no doubt surprised when their waiter informs them that
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he's running for state representative of the 14th district, and
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that he spends his spare time photocopying fliers or designing
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campaign buttons or chatting with constituents at the train
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station at 6am.
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A recent transplant from Connecticut, the former political
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science major moved here for the punk scene and wanted to
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campaign locally for Ralph Nader's Green Party. When Farbman
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realized there were no current party candidates in Rogers
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Park, he decided to run himself, campaigning for affordable
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housing, accessible healthcare, living wages, and budget
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accountability. He learned a hard early lesson about the
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nature of Chicago politics when Democratic incumbent Harry
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Osterman petitioned Springfield to get the wildcard candidate
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bumped off the ticket, even though Farbman and his team of
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volunteers had the required signatures. What has played out
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is a sort of David and Goliath story, with the food-server-
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cum-political-whiz-kid fighting back on his own turf, using
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a grassroots approach to campaign advertising that he learned
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pasting fliers for music shows, what he calls a door-to-door
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"DIY aesthetic." As a result, there was a large turnout at the
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debate with Osterman last week at the Loyola Park Fieldhouse.
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"It's drama. You have a kid and a Machine," says Farbman,
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who has recently cut his waiting-tables schedule to only a few
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shifts a week in order to gear up for the November primaries.
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(Lucile Scott)
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]===)=-
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Were Senator Herb "Coward" Kohl to Speak Truth in War.
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Mr. President, I rise today in defiance of my constituents.
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There is no more grave vote we Senators take than
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authorizing war. To do so, we must believe that there
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is great cause - a great threat to America. (or at
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least receive a heavy bribe from Pentagon interests)
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I cast my vote today going along with you and your
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people because I'm afraid. Afraid of the power elite,
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scared of you, and fearful of my own graft and avarice.
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It's not an easy thing going against my constituents.
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I do it less than half the time. That I do it that
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often even, leaves me feeling very bad. But more
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important than them is this war. War with Iraq, and
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the furtherance of war with Iraq is a good thing for
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America. Her economy hinges on it.
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I will vote for this authorization because I've been
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told that Saddam Hussein's acquisition of weapons of
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mass destruction is a good enough threat to justify
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war. I believe disarming Saddam Hussein is such a
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great cause that we should do it without first
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disarming ourselves. If we had time to think, to
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react, to consider alternatives, we might consider
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disarming ourselves, but there is no time. This
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tyrant must be stopped now. Or at least ASAP.
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I believe that stopping tyrants is the President's
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greatest goal. He read storybooks about tyrants when
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he was just a child and also ones about scarey monsters
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and for this we must come to the aid of the international
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community once again. America will once again be saving
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humanity.
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There is no doubt that some people around the world
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will call us beligerent, tyranical bullies, imperialists
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or something. For them I say we must fight fire with
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fire, beligerence with beligerence and tyranny with
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tyranny. That is why we have armys. These kids will
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get to go over there and kick some serious ass. And
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those who live will get money for college, and retraining
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in fields like blasphemy, junk bonds, stem cell research,
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and upper eschelon prison industry jobs.
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Mr. President it's a win/win situation. We get to
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do a little population control, while ridding our
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country of some surplus radioactive material, possibly
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even the smog will decrease some because dark-skinned
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people will be lowered in numbers. I did a study in
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Green Bay once, and it really is darkly complected
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people who cause smog. No one knows what to do about
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this. I say get rid of the Green Bay Packers and you
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get rid of smog.
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But getting rid of football players (I always liked
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basketball more anyways) is less important right now
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than getting rid of Saddam Hussein.
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There is no doubt that the threat Saddam Hussein
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and his weapons pose to this country and to world
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peace is real. More than a decade has passed since
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the last time we defeated Hussein, but he has not
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died. He is the same smug celebrity we can be sure
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will overrun his neighbors and launch weapons of mass
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destruction. We know that his regime has bought
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and produced, is continuing to produce massive
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quantities of Squibb and Warner Lambert products
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without a permit.
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We know much less about his current attitude toward
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clean nukes and smart bombs. He might even want to buy
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a few some day. We cannot and will not let him acquire
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the skills to make his own. That would be financially
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ruinous to our United States. He knows where to get it
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if he needs to, let him come to us.
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Mr. President, let me be clear on this point. My
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vote today is a vote for voting my conscience. Nothing
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else is clear right now in a world filled with gloom
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and dreariness. But my conscience is clear, once
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muddied by cards and letters, midnight phone calls,
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people visiting me telling me what they think I should
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do. But hearing from the Pentagon people set me straight.
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I now know what we must do, and do it we must. We just
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must. That has never been more clear. It is with the
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clarity of a thousand panes of glass that I speak
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clearly and clarify my point. My point that I must be
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very clear on. It is surely never before been more
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clear that we must go to war against Iraq. My vote is
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a vote for war, sure, but it is surely a vote for
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clarity more than that. Clearly you see I am speaking
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clearly. Let me be clear when I say that my point is.
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Overthrowing the Iraqi government would be wrong.
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But if it happens we must be ready to say we did it
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for all the right reasons. For that I am fully prepared
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to work hand in hand with the President, the Pentagon
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and any other people with the letter "P" at the beginning
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of their name.
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The President has vowed to seek the support of the
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international community against Iraq, and my vote today
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is cast accepting and supporting that position fully.
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I have always said we should not commit US troops abroad
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without first terrifying the international community
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into a frenzy where they demand that we act. This hasn't
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happened this time around, but I won't let it get me
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down. It's easy enough to psych myself up and see that
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people who aren't with us are with the terrorists.
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Mr. President, we must be ready to go this alone if
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we have to. Many famous people went it alone, and won.
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Look at Genghis Khan, or Empress Katherine the Great.
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In fact, look at Jesus the Christ or Dicky Nixon. These
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people had the whole world against them, and they took
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the noble path. Essentially, they kicked some serious
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Muslim ass.
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Mr. President, my vote today is a vote to support
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the President in his efforts to disarm Saddam Hussein.
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And if you can score his 1961 VW Beetle with the Porsch
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pancake engine in the back and it's not too damaged,
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I wouldn't mind calling it my own.
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My vote is NOT an endorsement of a preemptive war,
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unless the President sees fit. Then I'll have to say
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I'm for it. Hopefully it won't come to that. My vote
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today is to authorize the President to gather a world
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force against the threat of a dangerous regime who may
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or may not have nuclear, biological and chemical weapons,
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and to disarm every regime that has them, even if we
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have to use some of our own to do it.
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And finally my vote today is to authorize the President
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to go to war in the hope that this strong statement of
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our commitment to violence will allow us to do so WITHOUT
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war.
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Wellstone, a song.
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by marco
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There was a wellstone
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by the lower spring
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I used to kneel there
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Had fallen outa the ring
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It was so old
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It never died
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It's probably still there
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Each time the rain subsides
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Is there a wellstone
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Where you can drink what's pure
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You better get there
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Rejuvenate for sure
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Wellstone, wellstone
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A wellstone can
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Invigorate you
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And energize you
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Like a catalyst do
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There was a wellstone
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In them US halls
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They call it congress
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And you can scale the walls
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Yeah right...
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Don't mourn too long; organize!
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God Bless you, Paul Wellstone
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PREIM ANARKIST WHIRLD GNUS
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AOL To Do Away With All But One Pop-Up
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Onlineland, VA. - PAWN - America Online, Inc. said it
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will eliminate all pop-up ads - for the most part.
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The new policy will take effect as the company works
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through the inventory of ads and merchandise promos
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it is already committed to run. However, AOL said it
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will continue running the one pop-up it needs for
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its very survival. The login and general environment
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screen will remain.
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"For after all," said Tim Warner, of AOL Tim Warner,
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Inc. "what are we, if not one big pop-up ourselves."
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Asked about the one screen that periodicly takes
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over your computer showing a pointy-eared Bill Gates
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with a red tail, canine teeth and bloodshot eyes,
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Warner had no comment.
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PAWN, Primeval Arachnid Worm Noodles is a Holey Baloney
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Subsidiary of PAP, Prime Anarchist Products; NOPE, NoOne
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Particularly Edits; and ATI, Activist Times Innards. All
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rights remain equal and opposite to any lefts you will make,
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and don't 4get the lunch money's on the kitchen table under
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the mayonaise lid.
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Happy birthday, Winona Ryder. I'm rooting for you. |