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DENVER — A widely reported factoid about marijuana here is that medical dispensaries outnumber McDonald's and Starbucks locations, combined.

Since that statistic first became a staple of news reports, medical marijuana dispensaries in Colorado have declined to half of their former numbers. Nearly 200 remain in Denver alone and nearly 500 statewide — still enough to make legal pot more pervasive than Egg McMuffins and Frappuccinos.

The stores were culled to that lower level after the state licensed and regulated them — suggesting that many of the people competing for the first-ever state marijuana licenses in Washington might not be in business in a few years.

Starting up any business is a challenge. Many fail. Now add the heavy regulations imposed on Colorado's medical and recreational marijuana sellers and Washington's new recreational industry.

“I think some of the people who initially had businesses, they didn't (pass a background check) or they couldn't put the money together or they couldn't prove where the money was coming from,” said Michael Elliott, the executive director of a marijuana trade association in Colorado, the Marijuana Industry Group.

Take just one category of expense, video surveillance. It's mandatory in both states.

A typical Colorado grower and seller probably invested $20,000 to $30,000 in the startup costs of camera systems, Elliott said, with some spending 10 times that amount over the long term.

Add in secure entrances, occupational licensing, tracking the plants from birth to sale, he said. The point of all of it is to prevent the drug from leaking out to the illegal market. But all of it has costs, Elliott said. And then there's the question of where to keep the money.
Dixie Dust is a THC powder that can be sprinkled on top of marijuana to increase the potency while smoking. (Kai-Huei Yau/Tri-City Herald/MCT)
Dixie Dust is a THC powder that can be sprinkled on top of marijuana to increase the potency while smoking. (Kai-Huei Yau/Tri-City Herald/MCT) (Kai-Huei Yau)

None of that has scared off hundreds of entrepreneurs from trying to strike gold.

With the start of recreational sales in Colorado on Jan. 1, grower licenses being handed out this month in Washington, and medical marijuana expanding around the country, these are boom times. Plenty of people want in.

“Every single day somebody's asking for business advice or wants an introduction,” said Christie Lunsford, who made her own line of salves and other products for topical application of cannabis before becoming education and outreach manager for a larger Colorado manufacturer, Dixie Elixirs.

Lunsford spoke while surrounded by many of the participants in the gold rush, all networking and socializing in a downtown Denver bar.

More than 100 people showed up for an event organized by the National Cannabis Industry Association as a mixer for its members and a send-off for an employee.

The trade association added members at the rate of two a day in the first month of Colorado retail pot sales, deputy director Taylor West said. Its national membership rolls soared from 150 to 430 in the past year.

Many of the members gathered at Jonesy's Eat Bar had little or no direct contact with marijuana.

Amy Poinsett's company makes tracking systems. Andy Joseph makes the machines that extract highly potent oil from the plants. Brian Vicente's law firm does nothing but marijuana law. Jordan Dietrich has started a company he hopes will raise money to lend to businesses.

The further removed from the drug these companies are, the less risk if the market collapses, if the Department of Justice reverses its tolerant stance toward state-legal operations, or if voters rethink their growing acceptance. But so far, those trends are all moving in one direction.

Twenty states plus Washington, D.C., have allowed for medical use of marijuana, but only two, Colorado and Washington, have approved the drug for all adults 21 and older.
Table with icons comparing regulations on marijuana growing, purchase, licensing, taxes and local bans in Colorado and Washington state since the drug was
Table with icons comparing regulations on marijuana growing, purchase, licensing, taxes and local bans in Colorado and Washington state since the drug was decriminalized. The (Tacoma) News Tribune 2014

With BC-POT-HIGHSTAKES-1:TC, The (Tacoma) News Tribune by Jordan Schrader (Staff)

 A Gallup poll last fall indicated for the first time in the history of the poll that a majority of Americans, 58 percent, backed legalization. Congress, though, has shown little interest in changing the law that makes marijuana federally illegal.

The conversation nationally has shifted dramatically, said Betty Aldworth, the industry organizer being feted here. She cited news media interest and statements from the Justice Department. She told the crowd the change has come because their industry has acted responsibly.

Association director Aaron Smith had just introduced Aldworth by saying that while she's leaving to run a legalization advocacy group, she's merely moving to another wing of the same movement.

And it's clear many in this room indeed see themselves as part of a movement.

“We're working to change the world, not just line our pockets,” Aldworth told the group, standing on a chair at the front of the bar, “and that's a beautiful thing.”

Still, many pockets will be lined.

The size of the legal Colorado marijuana market is poised to more than double in 2014 to $802 million, according to ArcView Market Research, a national network of investors.

Even that is less impressive than the fivefold increase predicted for Washington, which has much more room to grow because it doesn't have the large and regulated medical marijuana industry that Colorado does. ArcView anticipates a $316 million Washington market this year.

Colorado recreational marijuana stores are each seeing between 200 and 500 customers a day, Elliott said.

The first month alone saw about $14 million worth of recreational sales, according to tax collection data that showed the state collected about $2 million in revenue. State officials are predicting more than $117 million in revenue from retail marijuana will flow next year to state coffers.

Some in other states are beneficiaries of the ripple effects. Joseph, whose Apeks Supercritical manufactures the machines that make hash oil, is based in Ohio.

“We grew 245 percent last year over 2012,” Joseph said. And this year, “We already beat our quarterly sales goal — in the first three weeks of January.”

Medicine Man, one of Colorado's largest dispensaries, reports seeing about two and a half to three times as many customers as the 100 medical marijuana patients a day it had before Jan. 1.

The first two days of the year, the store had to turn customers away, said a consultant to the company, Elan Nelson.

Medicine Man is owned and operated by the family of CEO Andy Williams, who used to work for a company that provides air and sea navigational information.

Both its store and its 20,000-square-foot grow operation, soon to double in size, are housed in a building the company owns in an industrial park on the outskirts of Denver. Unlike Washington, Colorado doesn't allow outdoor grows.

The company employs 48 people and expects to have 70 workers after the expansion in April.

The company starts employees at a $10-an-hour probationary wage but declined to say what it pays on average. It offers paid vacation but no health benefits or retirement plan, at least not yet, Nelson said. Sean Norton, two years into his job, sees his employer as pretty fair.

“(I) never thought I could support my family doing something I love like this,” said Norton, a Medicine Man employee, husband and father.

Norton talked as he cleaned the glass enclosing the metal-halide lamps that bathe row upon row of plants in a blue-green glow.

This is the Vegetative Room. On one end of the long room are the mother plants. Huge, some reaching almost from floor to lights, they provide clippings that are cloned to make the plants that will be sold.

Tending to these “moms” is the job of Melinda White, a new employee. She waters them and keeps them free of excess foliage.

A self-taught botanist, White has worked in greenhouses and on herbal medicines but not in the marijuana industry until now, not least because she says her mother and stepfather work for the Department of Homeland Security.

“It wasn't until it became legal that I got interested in trying to grow it,” she said.

In Colorado, workers in the industry must pass background checks to receive an occupational medical marijuana license from the state, something Washington requires only for people running and financing the businesses. Colorado now has more than 6,500 active licenses.

The blue-green light in the Vegetative Room shines 18-24 hours a day to simulate summer and tell the young plants to keep growing.

Plants stretch down the room in various stages of growth. Some have the long, thin leaves of sativa-dominant strains — which tend to produce a more energetic high — and others the shorter, broader leaves of indica.

About 70 strains grow inside Medicine Man.

In this room, or “pod,” each plant is tagged for life in the state-mandated and company tracking systems. At the same time, it's designated for a spot in either the recreational or medical markets.

The tags will track them as they graduate to another pod, the Flowering Room, where the plants grow buds under red-yellow lights that shine for 12 hours at a time and signal autumn to the plants. Crystal-like structures called trichomes give the flowers a frosted appearance.

After harvest, they end up in the trim room, and what's snipped off there is hung up by its stems in the dry-and-cure room. The buds go into a bucket to cure. Nelson said that process targets the right balance between wet and dry that will best bring out their flavor.

A state contractor provides the tags, each with a tiny embedded chip. Scanning them with a mobile device, an inspector can learn how many plants should be in the room.

State regulators target some businesses that are deemed to be at high risk, others randomly, and all of them on a set schedule. Some inspections focus on compliance with packaging rules or some other specific area, said Lewis Koski, director of the state Department of Revenue's Marijuana Enforcement Division.

“What we're finding is that our licensees are putting in a good-faith effort to comply with all of the regulations that are out there,” Koski said.

If a business moves its products from one facility to another, they must log in the state system the inventory that is being moved, the route to be taken, the name of the employee who is transporting it and the license plate number of the vehicle. That also creates a manifest that can be shown to any police officer who might have questions after pulling over a truck full of marijuana.

If a shipment doesn't reach its destination on schedule, regulators see an alert.

Washington also tracks each plant from its origins in a seed or clone to the drug's retail sale, although it has a different contractor and some differences in the system.

Medicine Man has its own, duplicative tags since the company's system and the state-mandated system can't talk to each other.

In the warehouse's open area between pods, inventory control employee Amanda Roth scans one of the company's tags. The computer shows the plant's birthdate and the pod it's in, in this case the Vegetative Room.

Overhead, cameras peer down on Roth at her computer cart and on a worker pushing a vat of molasses-and-water solution. Nelson said it's used to flush nutrients from the plants so smokers don't taste them.

More than 100 cameras watch the operation inside Medicine Man, another visible sign of the cost of operating in this industry.

There are other signs. The armed guards from Blue Line Protection Group. The black bags that sold pot goes into. (It was no easy feat for the industry to find manufacturers of opaque and childproof packaging, West said.)

And even a simple device that would be taken for granted in any other kind of retail store: a credit card scanner.

“Visa, Discover and Master(Card),” budtender Jesse “Tokes” Rodriguez, in a ballcap and black hoodie, told customer Albert Salter while ringing up some Blue Dream.

Medicine Man had been able to buy credit-card processing services. Nelson said it comes with a higher premium to account for the risk in this line of business.

Accepting credit cards is a new development in the industry, said Elliott, of the industry group. He and regulators aren't sure how widespread it really is.

Banking is even more difficult. Banks are barred by federal law from accepting marijuana proceeds. Federal regulators have outlined a new process for reporting the customers and hinted they won't punish banks for dealing with legitimate and responsible pot sellers, but they have made no promises.

Colorado's state tax collectors have had to set up currency counters and secure an area to process cash deposits.

At least half of pot businesses pay taxes with checks, whether from their personal accounts or those set up under an affiliated company, said Ron Kammerzell, senior director of enforcement at the revenue department.
Medicine Man doesn't talk about its banking arrangements.

“I think about two-thirds of the businesses have accounts,” said Elliott of the industry group, “but the thing is, they're not able to use the accounts to the full extent.”

He said one member has about $1 million in cash she doesn't know what to do with. If she put it in the bank, Elliott said, it would raise red flags and she would lose that account.

That's another advantage of being an ancillary business, Poinsett said: For those who don't touch the plants, it's easier to access financial services.

Poinsett co-owns MJ Freeway, a software maker that helps marijuana companies around the country keep track of their inventories and point-of-sale transactions.

She may have picked just the right line of work to take advantage nationally as strict government-imposed requirements run smack dab into business owners used to other careers or to a more free-wheeling marijuana market.

“Most of them have not operated in a heavily regulated industry before,” she said.

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Volunteers of the newly formed "Peace Brigades" participate in a parade in the Shiite stronghold of Sadr City, Baghdad, Iraq, Saturday, June 21, 2014. Thousands of Shiite militiamen have paraded in Baghdad and several other cities in southern Iraq with heavy weaponry, signaling their readiness to take on Sunni militants who control a large chunk of the country's north. (AP Photo/Karim Kadim)

BAGHDAD (AP) — Sunni militants who have been sweeping through northern Iraq shifted their focus to Anbar province, taking two strategic towns in the volatile region west of Baghdad. Heavily armed Shiite rivals, meanwhile, paraded in several cities in a show of force that underlines risks that the conflict could be headed toward a sectarian showdown.

A guide to the events that unfolded Saturday:

Spearheaded by al-Qaida breakaway group the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, Sunni fighters took the town of Qaim on the Syrian border after a daylong battle Friday, while Rawah along the Euphrates River fell on Saturday. The gains dealt another blow to Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's government, which has struggled to push back against Islamic extremists and allied militants who have seized large swaths of the country's north, including the second-largest city of Mosul. The fall of Qaim and its border crossing, about 320 kilometers (200 miles) west of Baghdad, came as al-Maliki faces mounting pressure to form an inclusive government or step aside, with both a top Shiite cleric and the White House strongly hinting he is in part to blame for the worst crisis since U.

S. troops withdrew from the country at the end of 2011. Army and police forces pulled out of Rawah, some 175 miles (275 kilometers) northwest of Baghdad, after the militants took control and ransacked government offices in the town.

In Baghdad, about 20,000 men, many in combat gear, marched through the Sadr City district with assault rifles, machine guns, multiple rocket launchers, field artillery and missiles. Similar parades took place in the southern cities of Amarah and Basra. The parades were staged by followers of Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, who once led a powerful militia that battled U.S. troops and was blamed for some of the mass killing of Sunni civilians during the sectarian bloodletting that peaked in 2006 and 2007. Last week, thousands of Shiites from Baghdad and across southern Iraq answered an urgent call to arms by the nation's top Shiite cleric, joining security forces to fight the militants who now imperil a city with a much-revered religious shrine.

Two separate explosions killed five people and wounded 21 in the Iraqi capital, while in an incident harkening back to the peak days of sectarian killings in 2006 and 2007, two bodies, presumably of Sunnis, were found riddled with bullets in the city's Shiite district of Zafaraniyah.

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Tuesday, December 30, 2003

No time tonight. Working on a new poem. My Blog site is now working again, so if you could not scroll down this past week or more, you can do so now. Thanks for stopping by! Happy New Year.

Monday, December 29, 2003

Last night at 11:35 PM I had a close call and it was a situation I continually try to avoid. I hate tailgaters, the stupid s.o.b.s, the Morons of the Highway. I try to keep a safe distance, but keep my speed the same as the car ahead. If they're following too close I cautiously tap the brake light and usually they drop back.

Last night we were approaching a left turn lane, after coming over the #154 mountain pass from Santa Barbara. The SUV ahead had slowed a couple times, obviously unsure and looking for the turn and I slowed as well, so when he came to the turn lane, he had slowed his speed by about twenty mph (though it wasn't necessary there), but the car behind me was coming up too close even though I was braking.

Suddenly there was a noise and I thought I was hit, but just as quickly saw a light colored car to his right hitting the gravel, then fishtail in front of him, and head straight across the highway, both northbound lanes, then the southbound lane, then a wide island, and a southbound entry lane, fifty foot more of grass and disappear down a hill, all the while traveling at warp speed.

With six cars in the turn lane behind me, I made the turn across the highway and then pulled over and let them pass, flipped a u-turn and returned to the highway island and found an SUV there, whose driver had called the Highway Patrol. Then a young guy appeared out of the darkness and said the woman driver was alright, but her car was in a deep ditch. She had hit his right rear bumper and torn it loose, so he was parked way across the highway.

When you've got three cars ahead of you braking, one an SUV with a light up high, how in the hell can you come screaming up and hit someone? Then, drive about 250 to 300 feet across all the roads and grass without turning or braking at all? It was almost funny to see her do that sharp left in the gravel and then just keep going straight ahead and disappear right over the hill and down into the ditch, just unbelievable. The Patrol car was there in a few minutes and I gave my name and address as a witness, and then drove home.

I've had these large Pick-ups and SUVs five and ten feet off my tail-end at night, when I am car #10 in a row of cars in the left lane, and my speed is the same as those ahead. Now, where can I go? We're all passing a long line of cars and trucks doing 55/60, and going faster than they are, but are cars in the left lane supposed to dart to the right to give way to some guy anxious to do 90/100?

One night a Pick-up with huge tires ran by on my left on the median, spraying gravel and dirt all over the place and gained one space in line. He was mad, because I flashed my brakelights when he was ten feet off my tail. He had dropped back, then raced up until his headlights were right in my rear window. Damn.

One morning in L.A. a guy whistled past us, cutting in and out of lanes, just as we rounded a big curve and there, ahead, was a huge traffic jam. He hit at least six cars trying to find a hole in which to stop! What a jerk.

Saturday, December 27, 2003

see Dec. 19th Blog

Friday, December 26, 2003

I've had so damn many problems with my computer lately, including about 300 spam messages a day! It keeps shutting down on me, freezing the mouse, and I have to reboot it.

This one was like a small boat in the ocean riding some pretty heavy swells, and it seemed to last...too long. But, all in all, I cannot understand why so many people put their houses up for sale right after a quake. I'll bet a couple of thousand people will be moving east or north now. Many of them will move to Kansas or Nebraska, and that makes me laugh. Cyclones kill many more people in a month than earthquakes do in a year.

Sunday, December 21, 2003

THE LAST SAMURAI has an opening scene that seems as if it was written by a seven year old child who has been brain dead for three days, but no one wants to pull the plug. It should have been pulled. The writer must have flash-backs from being whupped on the behind as a boy. It did not do him much good (when, oh when, dear God, will Hollywood quit punishing us for Wounded Knee, as if we of this generation have a collective guilt for it)

If that sounds extreme, it is because I hate stories (films) with an inane opening scene as it spoils or tarnishes the rest of the film for me.

Great photography though. So often you can forget all about the phony parts of a script if the camera work is good, and that's lucky for the financial backers of the film.

The Japanese countryside, buildings, armor and costumes, and battle scenes well make up for silly parts of the story, like the Emperor's lines and actions that seemed implausible to me.

Once they arrive in Japan things change dramatically, thank goodness. If could have begun right there, eliminating the circus in the beginning.
***** *****

Scroll down to my Dec. 19th Blog, where you'll find it all in order, Chap. I to Chap. III.

My sincere thanks to Cong. Sam Farr for the inspiration.

The Dec. 19th Blog began the story of Cong. Sam Farr in conversation with His Holiness, the Pope of de Havana.

Please see the continuation of the story below.

USEFUL IDIOT - Probably Cong. Sam Farr
LAS CUCARACHITAS - Castro Functionaries
CUCARACHITAS AMERICANOS - Danny Glover, Harry Belafonte, Oliver Stone, Steven Spielberg
[to be continued]
(A work in progress - see below)

Friday, December 19, 2003

Dear Congressman Sam Farr:

Some months ago I read a story in the Los Angeles Times about your visit to Cuba, with a Congressional Fact Finding Committee, and that you were granted a personal Audience with His Holiness, the Pope of Havana, a.k.a La Maxima Cucaracha Fidel Castro. I also have heard that before being ushered into the presence of His Holiness, the Pope of Havana, you were carefully instructed in the protocal to be observed in His Presence. This is my report of that visit:

First, the Congressman was ushered into the room by two of Las Cucarachitas dressed in red suede leggings and white lace blouses with the hammer and sickle on the back, and then he carefully followed their instructions.

Directly after entering the room where His Holiness, the Pope of Havana, was ensconsed upon a golden oval throne, suspended above a light brown porcelein bowl, and following protocol, he touched his forehead to the ground three times in obiesence to the Great Executioner, then proceeded forward by crawling upon his knees until he was in a position to kiss Fidel's big toes, protruding through his socks, of each foot. Upon completion of this simple ceremony, His Holiness put his Army boots back on his feet and stood up in all his regal splendor. This ceremony is very sacred in Havana, and we understand that it is reserved solely for visiting U.S. Congressmen who have left arms longer than their right ones.

After going through this procedure, Las Cucarachitas placed a cushion by His Holiness, the Pope of Havana's, left side for the good Congressman to sit upon. And there he remained until 5:30 a.m. Cuban time, transfixed by the words of wisdom droned on and on and on by La Maxima Cucaracha.

During the course of the evening, food and drink was served to the Congressman there on the floor at the feet of Fidel, while he paid rapt attention to each word uttered by His Holiness, y Jefe de las Cucarachitas. The dinner conversation went on and on throughout the night, the Congressman enthusiastically uttering in his best Spanish (which he learned in South America), "Si" and "Si" and "Si" throughout the evening. In spite of his own gift of gab and fluent Spanish, he found it quite difficult to get a "Si" in here and there, now and then as His Holiness continuously waved his arm around and droned sonorously on and on, like a buzzing horse-fly circling around and around and around a pile of horse manure in the stable on a hot summer afternoon. The night dragged slowly on, but La Maxima Cucaracha never ceased his droning, and gained his second wind before he had lost his first, and then his third before he'd run out of his second wind. Long noted for his marathon speeches, perhaps the longest winded phony in the world today, His Holiness spoke to his breathless and mesmerized guests for five hours. Spellbinding! The greatest Bullshitter in the world today lived up to his reputation, while Cong. Farr worshipped at his feet, and tried to memorize each word uttered by the Pope of Havana.
But Congressman had one trick up his sleeve, he had had the forethought to bring some of the finest Robert Mondavi wine along, and His Holiness, the Pope of Havana, graciously posed, holding a bottle aloft in typical Fifth Avenue fashion. What wonderful posters can be made for the UCSC students, as well as those at Berkeley! What a marvelous coup for CAPITALISM to have the World's most diminutive Communist championing an American venture, thanks to Congressman Farr!

Most impressive to me was the interest in our economy shown by His Holiness, the Pope of Havana, and his most unusual offer, using your kind services as intermediary, to assist the U.S. government in certain matters of finance. This was a most commendable gesture on his part.

We often forget that mass murderers may have other talents that make them useful and contributing members of society, i.e. Charles Manson was a guitarist and songwriter. Then there is Richard Speck, who killed 8 nurses, who now has large hanging breasts after taking female hormones, and presto--a new occupation while in prison. Thus society loses many beneficial services, truly depriving the world what might be termed the hidden genius of such people.

As we learn from Christian teachings, there is good and bad in all of us.

It is well that you can overlook his murderous regime, and his personal record of assassinations, as well as the thousands of political prisoners serving long terms in his jails and prison camps, because that might have caused you to doubt his sincerity and inner goodness. After all, doesn't he bless the little kids, and didn't he hold a special Birthday Party for little Elian? Look at the coverage the world's press gave him, especially the great American papers.

Chap. III

Four or five hours later, Cong. Farr did begin to find openings to use his Spanish. Perhaps age has dulled the rapier-like wit (rhymes with shit) of the congenial (but murderous) dictator.

Fidel handed out cigars to everyone and cautioned the Americans present that these were the highest quality Cubans, and that they were only to smoked and not for other purposes, as he'd heard was more common in the U.S., but he did mention that the cigars should at least be carefully snubbed out first, as a precaution.

He then leaned down and lit Cong. Farr's cigar. The Congressman's heart gave a leap, a double leap, and for a moment he looked right into the eyes of His Holiness, the Pope of Havana, and he imagined that he had seen the essence of all his goodness in that instant, and he was overjoyed.

Chap. IV

Liberal politicians are like the three monkeys, the ones who see no Evil, hear no Evil, and speak no Evil of other Liberals or Communists. They cannot recognize Evil in any form unless, yes, unless they imagine it in a Conservative. The aims and purposes of Liberalism must be achieved at any cost, hence Cong. Farr's worshipful attitude at the foot of the throne occupied by His Holiness.

Thursday, December 18, 2003

Again, a Blog has disappeared. It was written, the html code correct, posted and published, but this morning it is not there (or here).

It was about the timing, that with the capture of Hussein, the World's attention is focused upon evil dictators, and the crescendo (which I had misspelled in earlier posts and checked in the dictionary last night) is rising for their dethroning, for them to be brought to justice and punished for their crimes against humanity. La Grande Cucaracha is long, long overdue for being brought before a Tribunal and to face his accusers.

Cubans must begin taking the risk of giant parades, strikes, and do everything they can to bring Cuba to a complete stop. The Tourist Zone must be clogged with protestors and visitors asked to join them. Castro will not dare to throw foreigners in jail; this will be an opportunity for outsides to help them overthrow La Maxima Cucaracha!

To await his peaceful passing is inane. He's in league with the Devil, and he may just outlive many to his main detractors.

Wednesday, December 17, 2003

44 YEARS, 44 YEARS, 44 YEARS PLUS ?????

There have been so many movie comedies made about little island kingdoms and funny little men who make themselves out to be very, very important as Kings or Emperors. That's exactly what you have in Cuba, and all those Hollywood people who also fancy themselves so important get a thrill out of sitting at the feet of the Emperor in Havana. It'd be a laugh riot, if La Maxima Cucaracha had not killed so many people in those 44 years, if he had not imprisoned so many, if he had not driven so many away from their homeland, and enslaved millions more at peons' wages.

Now, who could play Castro in a farce such as this, and who could play Congresman Sam Farr rapturously sitting at La Maxima Cucarachas' feet, listening to him lecture about the wonders of Socialism while a nation rots all around him? But then, Sammy boy, they do have free medical care there, of a sort, don't they?

Oh, how about a little poetry?

The Night Before Christmas (in Cuba)

by Howard E. Morseburg

‘Twas the night before Christmas and all through the land,
No Christmas trees could be seen because they were banned.
And no stockings could be hung in the house anywhere,
(Cubans were lucky if they had any to wear!).
No Nikes, Nintendos, or roller-blades could be found,
There weren’t any toy stores anywhere around.
Ol’ Santa had skipped Cuba, ‘twas not he forgot,
For Castro had ordered…if sighted…he’ll be shot.

There’ll be no joy at Christmas, for Santa can’t go,
There’ll be no joy at Christmas, Fidel’s made it so!
There’s no freedom to worship, or just to critique,
In a Socialist system that’s not so unique.
The children must study the communist dictum,
The things they’re forbidden are part of the system.
Fidel is their Santa, though his beard is so black,
But he’s the sole reason their economy’s slack.

Let’s pray for Cuban children on this Christmas eve,
They won’t have a Christmas or Santa to believe,
There’ll be no tiny reindeer to bring them a gift,
There’s no Christmas joy to give their spirits a lift.
No toys under the tree, no fam’ly holiday,
No freedom of speech, nor freedom to pray,
So they’ll just go to school, then work in the fields too,
The government controls everything that they do!

There’s no joy at Christmas in a land that’s not free,
They don’t learn Christ’s story of the nativity.
There are no sparkling lights, there old friends dare not meet,
No carolers singing as they walk down the street.
It’s one more day of the year, there’s only more work,
Their Santa’s a black-bearded old Communist jerk.
There’ll be no joy at Christmas, Fidel’s made it so.
There’ll be no joy in Cuba…for Santa can’t go!

Copyright 2001 Howard E. Morseburg

Monday, December 15, 2003

Will someone call Dr. Biscet's wife and tell her to have patience, that Castro is expected to die, die one day or another. Will someone please tell the wives, husband and children that the other 75 dissidents now in torturously small cells (tapiedas), that when Castro dies it is possible that their loved ones may be set free. Will someone else notify the Gays in his prisons that they too may be set free when Fidel kicks the bucket.

What bullcrap! Mario, can you believe this sort of thinking? Can you find a college bookstore that will carry your Che poster? Bet not. They threw mine out about 35 years ago and things have only gotten worse and worse on the campuses of this nation. It is almost outright subversion at many of them. (We need to become actively involved and take back our schools from these anti-American elements.)

They think that people should give up all their rights, all their freedoms, just for a mess of pottage. Free schools and free medical care. You may not be sick a day in your life, but that free medical care is worth the loss of your freedom and Papa Cucaracha will take care of you at a poverty level, while that pig (hmmm, I forgot, it's that cockroach) swills down fine wines and devours steaks and lives in luxury.

Just a minute. I'm sick and need to go find a porcelein bowl. The thought just occurred to me that he may one day be a Centenarian, the oldest cucaracha in history!

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Sunday, December 14, 2003

Take pride in the term. What's wrong with it, if you work together and dig to undermine the regime of La Maxima Cucaracha and all his little Minimal Cucarachas scurrying around?

Los Gusanos Magnificos are beneficial. Los Gusanos Magnificos are good for the environment, and freedom will flourish when the Los Gusanos rise and take over Cuba! Viva Los Gusanos Magnificos, viva Los Gusanos Magnificos. Muerte las cucarachas!

Oh yes, there are those who lend credence to Las Cucarachas that hold Cubans in subjugation and bondage, who fawn at the feet of La Maxima Cucaracha, as if he were a Saint, when in reality he has proven himself the very Devil incarnate.

The Leaders of the Free World must take the capture of Saddam Hussein as a sign that the time has come to end ALL tyrannical dictatorships and they must begin by withdrawing Official Recognition from Cuba!

The Cuban government has never been elected, has no official position, has no right to rule and dictate and expel or incarcerate dissidents! The World Community is wrong in accepting this, and the U.N. is wrong in not giving this an problem and immediate and urgent place on its' Agenda.

The Nations of the Free World have never been more aware of the damage a tyrannical Dictator does to a country than they are right now! Never, never, never! This is the time to fight for the removal of that damnable Cockroach, to get rid of him and his thieving cronies and thugs. Now is the time to fill the newspapers with full page ads, half page ads, whatever you can afford, to denounce that tyrant both here and abroad; now is the time to hit him from every angle, through cooperation with former Marxist states, through the U.N., and rid the world of another murderous tyrant, now.

Put a picture of La Grande Cucaracha alongside of the captured sad-looking, dog-faced, haggard Hussein and what a startling effect that will have on viewers.

What a powerful imagery it will be. Captured - one terrorist dictator. Wanted - second terrorist dictator.

Didn't Hussein act just like a cockroach? Hiding in a celler, digging a hole and burying himself in it? Next, La Grande Cucaracha can dig his own hole as well!

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Hooray, they've captured a disheveled Saddam, found him in a cellar, hiding underground in a coffin like pit he'd buried himself in, bearded (like La Grande Cucaracha), dirty, tired and stripped of his uniform, just a tired, dirty, little old man. His days of glory, of signing decrees for executions, of condoning and paying for murders in other countries, are finished.

And this, to me, is a vision of things to come for La Grande Cucaracha, Fidel Castro, the grinch who stole both Freedom and Christmas from the Cuban nation, the tyrannical dictator who has terrorized his nation for 44 years.

As Saddam goes, so should Fidel Castro follow. Send him fleeing to the mountains again and then hunt him down like a wild pig, find him and bring him to his knees. There is no legal justification for him to remain at the helm in Cuba, no reason for him to be granted the privileges accorded to elected officials of other nations, nor any right to hold the station he occupies in the world community.

Compare Saddam and Fidel, the use of uniforms to give them an authoritarian appearance, the publicity, the terror, the tortures, assassins and killers both, neither deserving of the adulation they sought and received because they are nothing more than common criminals.

Saddam and Fidel are alike, two aging, dirty, bearded old men who are no more than world terrorists, delusional at best, insane at the worst. They belong in a special classification in a footnote: The Garbage Pit of History.

This is what I cannot understand, why those who oppose Castro are almost reverent in their attitude when they write about him. What good has he ever done do for Cuba? His plans from the very beginning were for subjugation of the people to his Will and his Will alone. Communism, yes, but his idea and form and notions of it, nothing more than that. He intended to betray his fellow revolutionaries and the Cuban people from the very beginning.

They write about him in a scholarly manner, when he has been at war with all of them for 44 years, at war with the free press and the idea of a free people.

He wasn't a great tactician and conquering General like Napoleon; it was a guerilla war and a little bit of wearisome fighting in the mountains and that was it. Yet, he maintains the glorious image of a martial man, as if he was a genuine General, by the continual appearances wearing his childish camouflage suit 44 years after all fighting had ceased! He's still no more than a little boy, an international buffoon playing with his toy soldiers! He is the perfect epitomy of The King Who Had No Clothes, a modern-day fable, no more, no less.

When his men came out of the mountains, Batista had already fled the country at U.S. insistence. The nation was tired of the corruption that their former dictator had brought upon them, and they looked to Fidel Castro as a saviour, not expecting a devil and a deceitful liar in disguise. They exchanged one dictator for one who was far, far worse. At least under Juan Batista they had a modicum of freedom, while under Castro they lost everything they owned and ended up without any freedoms at all.

He fights best when his opponents are blind men, and women, and librarians, and those too weak and helpless to fight back. Even a comparison of him to the Cowardly Lion would be leagues above what he actually is, just a Cucaracha running around a small island in a phony uniform.

It's the perfect comedy for a half hour TV show, if it wasn't a true story. Only one of TV's inane laughter tracks could make it funny; it's a real tear-jerker when you think of all the misery he has brought to the Cuban nation and a formerly vibrant country.

Strip him of his camouflage and imagine him standing there in front of you, naked, a bearded old man, a noisome old fart, spouting and sputtering a meaningless gibberish, while in the background looms the decaying buildings and failing Cuban nation, the result of one man's dreams that were impossible to realize from the beginning, and one man's intransigence that forestalled any change, and one man's refusal to listen to other, more experienced voices.

This, mind you, is Steven Spielberg's genius with whom he spent the most memorable hours of his life, Oliver Stone's hero with human qualities, Harry Belafonte's Christ-like figure, Hollywood's Knight of the Golden Prune, Al Glover's Saint Fidelito! There he stands, a naked bearded old man in the center of Havana, with but a single gift that has enabled him to mesmerize his followers and a host of celebrities with his main attribute, one commonly known as Diarrhea of the Mouth.

Saturday, December 13, 2003

That's right, squash La Grande Cucaracha and once again Cuba will blossom like a field of flowers when the sun comes out after the rain! Cuba's not dead. It is dying a long lingering death right now because it is over-run with cucarachas and you have to get rid of them, stomp on them, squash 'em flat.

Under the ground are Los Magnificos Gusanos toiling away, aerating the soil, churning, churning, millions of them, loosening the dirt and giving the roots of those flowers a chance to breathe and bloom. The soil needs Los Magnificos Gusanos for everything that is planted in it to flourish. Los Gusanos are productive; Las Cucarachas do nothing but scurry around in the darkness and make a mess of things.

Cuba has two groups, Los Gusanos and Las Cucarachas, and La Grande Cucaracha, who tyrannizes them all.

Tens of thousands of Cubans living in the United States or Europe support Fidel and his government. They're forced to do it, because Castro holds part of their family hostage, and his policies literally impoverish them (as well as all Cubans), so Cubans abroad send them money, their hard-earned money, so that they can survive in the hostile environment which is always a result of that false philosophy, Marxism.

Cubans are beautiful people, but La Grande Cucaracha defiles them. He makes a mockery of Cuba as a nation, and a travesty of its' history.

The nation's media, the New York Times, for example, should be demanding that he step down, demanding that he hold free and democratic (not party, by God) elections. It should be an insistent and incessant clamor that he abdicate his throne! It should be a roar that he free those 76 dissidents whom he recently imprisoned. The bleating nannies who run the Washington Post should list the names and prison terms of those dissidents each week to remind the public about them and ask that other nations join in in condemning these atrocities against human dignity and human freedom.

Take away those American dollars for sixty days and Castro will run out of money. Take away those funds that prop up his regime and he's finished; that Cucaracha will be squashed flat.

But when you have hungry nieces and nephews, or a mother who needs a new refridgerator, what can you do? You feel that cannot withhold the money from them, don't you?

It is time for Cubans to stop being nice; it is time for them to speak out in a loud united voice, just like the Jews in Israel and the U.S. did to obtain their release and get dissident Jewish men and women out of Russia. It is time to say enough, enough! Castro is evil and he must go.

He's one dumb (but clever) son-of-a-bitch, and if you cannot speak harshly of him, then you will never get him out! He's murdered thousands! It is time for the International Community to force him out! He has no legitimate claim to any office in Havana and neither do his supporting paracites.

Congressman Sam Farr visited Cuba and literally kissed Castro's ass in the spring of 2003, and I don't want to see one more U.S. politician visit Cuba and let that Communist Cockroach give him a royal shafting! The next time a member of the U.S. Congress visits Cuba, it should be to a free and democratic country and he should be welcomed by a duly elected Presidente.

Imagine, there in Cuba...are lovely resorts, pristine beaches, dining rooms bursting with food, beds with clean sheets, handsomely decorated rooms, while ten miles away live Cubans who not only cannot afford to go there, but are denied the right to visit that resort by La Grande Cucaracha, Fidel.

What does he fear? He simply doesn't want them to see that Capitalism works and Marxism does not!

That's the way it is, and as long as Cubans in the U.S. who possess the money and the power to end that phony regime sit on their butts and contemplate their navels, Fidel will continue to suck on his big cigars and laugh at them. He's done that for 44 years. That's long enough; if he won't go peacefully, then it should be in a pine box and not from natural causes. It's really that simple.

Yes, I burn when I think of Cuba and Castro, burn intensely inside when I think that that motor-mouth murderous Fidel is still in place after 44 years! It's wrong. It's absolutely immoral that he is still tyrannizing Cubans through 9 changes of our administration in Washington.

There are many fine Cubans who spend endless hours disseminating information and fighting a lonely fight, trying to get the world's attention, trying to defeat him from lonely rooms. All the while, our colleges are hot-beds of intrigue that teach the lie that Fidel Castro is some sort of a genius, when he is nothing but a cockroach (la Cucaracha).

America's media report stories out of Cuba as if they had some historical context and build his up, especially when Hollywood's elite goes calling. If they laid out the facts and figures, and did a true investigation, the Great Cockroach would be exposed for what he is, a very stupid man who is unable to properly manage the economy of a small island just offshore of the U.S. , has kept Cubans in virtual poverty for 44 years with promises of a Paradise at the end of the Rainbow, and killed, tortured or imprisoned those who have disagreed with him.

These very hard-working patriotic Cubans who spend endless hours toiling away in an effort to raise awareness and depose Fidel, such as Mario, Ray and Agustin, deserve much better from other Cubans and Cuban-Americans. They deserve much better from the American press. How can a country's leader order the executions of almost 18 thousand Cuban citizens (Black Book of Communism) and not be condemned by America's greatest newspapers? How can a tyrant put 76 simple, ordinary Cuban men and women in jail for terms from 6 years to 26 years (?) and not raise the hackles of Americans from the Atlantic to the Pacific? All they asked for was certain freedoms, those actually written into the U.N. charter. Yet, they're treated worse than criminals. They're Cubans who love their country and their fellow citizens, Cubans who have not committed a crime, but they're serving long terms in solitary. I cry for them!

Why isn't there one rich Cuban in Florida (or elsewhere) spending thousands to keep an ad running in either a New York or Washington newspaper demanding the release of these prisoners, suffering in cells like La Tapiedas, and keeping our Congressional members aware of it? This I fail to understand. I don't think that those Cuban millionaires sunning themselves along Florida's coastline deserve to be in America if they have so easily forgotten their roots! I don't think they deserve what they have when they don't use part of it to fight back.

Yes, they're afraid to be called the Cuban Mafia, or some such names. Well, I'd be proud to belong to that group if it deposed Fidel Castro.

They think that if they wait long enough, he'll die and things will be fine. Oh yeah, he'll die, that son-of-a-bitch will eventually die, perhaps at 90, but how many will he kill before he dies? That's the question. And, by then you might have another tyrant step into his shoes and you'll wait another 40 or 50 years, like pansies growing in the sun.

Well, why not make some plans now, such as a 10,000 boat parade to Cuba when the s.o.b. dies? At least, if you're going to wait that long, plan on making a move the very moment he expels his final breath! Announce this now and Cubans will be praying for his death at the seashore by the tens of thousands!

Of course, half of Cuba might be dead before he dies, or half of Miami's millionaires. Quien sabe?

Friday, December 12, 2003

(This is not meant as a reflection upon Cubans, or to insult anyone.)

Mi Quierda Relacciones:

Enclosed you will find a money order for fifty American dollars, which I know will help you to buy some much needed food and clothing. I would send you more, but I went to an Indian Casino last week and lost six hundred dollars. I ran out of money and my credit cards were overcharged, so I was forced to stop gambling. Luckily, they comped me my dinner and they had this huge buffet just overloaded with so much food that I stuffed myself. You should have seen the huge roast beef, or the large ham, and the turkey--which must have been at least 20 lbs.

Well, my daughter's graduation dress is going to cost $300, and the limousene and party afterwards almost $300 more, so I have to begin saving some money. I am going to have trouble making the payment for my SUV and on my credit cards this month.

I have a good job here in Florida and it is much the same as Cuba, in-so-far as the language and food (oh, I forgot, you cannot find good food in Cuba).

We often talk about Cuba, and how evil Fidel Castro is, but the Liberal press here doesn't criticize him at all. Not too many Cubans have the cojones to stand up and speak louder about the evils of Marxism here, even though we have the freedom of speech to do so. I guess they're afraid of the Liberals, here. We even have Marxists teaching in our colleges now; they think it is a good idea to present both sides of the story.

You should see how well the Cubans live here. The Cuban millionaires live in big homes, often on the waterfront with big fast boats tied to their docks, drive expensive cars, eat in elegant restaurants, drink the finest wines, smoke big cigars and talk about Cuba all the time and how they hate Fidel. The cigars are usually Cuban, though. They won't spend a single dime, however, to help publish full page stories about the problems in Cuba in the nation's newspapers.

They either don't have that much interest, or are too miserly, or perhaps, again, lack they don't have the cojones to do so. Why just today the three men who hijacked a plane to come to Florida were convicted and will go to jail for twenty or more years, but no one has raised the issue at all.

I think of them as slaves fleeing their master, Fidel Castro. It used to happen here in the United States, before Abraham Lincoln. Now we either send them back to their master, La Grande Cucaracha, or put them in irons, almost like happened in the United States before the Civil war. Odd, how history repeats itself, isn't it?

Well, dear cousins, I hope that this fifty dollars will help you through another month. I am going down to buy a hundred lottery tickets, like I do for each new one; well, one of these days when I win it, I'll send you a couple of hundred.

PS Oh, in your last letter you mentioned how the paint keeps falling off the walls in your home. Do you know that here you could just run down to the store and buy a can of paint in a few minutes to fix that! You'd like it here.

It was but 44 years ago...but 44 years ago? No, it was 44 long years ago that Fidel Castro stated that Cubans would soon have free elections. He lied.

He also then told the world that he was not a Communist, while daily they were executing members of the former dictator's (Juan Batista) party in true Marist fashion, through public trials (really Kangaroo Courts), with people chanting, "Paredon, paredon" and then the prisoner would be taken out to face a firing squad. Again, he lied.

That lying, murdering, thieving, feeble-minded old cockroach is still in power after 44 years and, Khadafi-like (Lybia), he's brought Cuba to the verge of total ruin. He has let the cities of Cuba deteriorate, buildings and monuments virtually disintegrate, the homes for its' citizens become almost untenable, stolen businesses from their owners and made them hollow shells of what they once were, ruined the sugar cane and rum industry, allowed the transportation system to totally collapse, the financial strength of the nation topplel into a bottomless abyss, the roads fall into disrepair, enslaved the people, taken away the heart and spirit of a once vital nation so that they live in constant fear of ending up in one of his prisons, and lied, lied, lied, while imprisoning, torturing and executing those who disagreed with him.

Fear is pervasive all over the island, nothing works as it should, and the hopes and aspirations of its' people wither on the branches of a Marxist tree that never bears any fruit.

He can give speeches 8 hours long, longer than the longest-winded filibustering Southern politician of the 1930s, and tell more lies in an hour than they could in a whole day.

What does the United Nations do about it? Not a damn thing. It is the most ineffectual pansied organization in the world today, at a cost of billions of dollars. It is laughable. Why just recently a few Iraqi terrorists scared the Hell out of the U.N. and drove it out of Bagdhad in a single week, so what can you expect from them? It's a gutless group of sniveling talking-head cowards, but loved by liberals because they know that the U.N. delegates will always sit around and talk peace, talk it forever, talk it to death, while the tyrants of the world murder tens of thousands of innocents. They'll do this while guys like Fidel Castro enslave a nation for 44 years and steal its' citizens blind, while depriving Cuban citizens of every form of freedom, even to the extent of stealing their children from them. They ignored the tyranny of Hassad, Hussein, Amin and Khadafi as well, regimes that terrorized the honest and hard-working citizens while promoting the thugs and goons to positions of prominence.

It is time for the statesmen of the world, the Presidents and Prime Ministers of free countries, to present a united demand that elections be held in Cuba now, at once, and that neither Fidel Castro nor his smarmy brother Raul, be allowed to run for office.

The Cubans who have suffered under his tyrannical rule for 44 years deserve to be freed from Marxist enslavement and to be allowed to run their own country in a democratic society, free of that mass-murderer and his cohorts in crimes against them. They deserve nothing less. Doesn't the fact that more than 30,000 have died while trying to cross the Florida Straits to freedom mean anything to the delegates to the United Nations? It is time for that weak-kneed organization called the United Nations to call a tribunal and issue an arrest warrant for Fidel and Raul Castro, and the men who aided them in their thievery from the Cuban people.

One wonders how many hundreds of millions, if not billions, the Castro family has hidden away for the time when they're forced to flee Cuba?

During these 44 years, it should be pointed out, the only improvement in Cuba has been that provided by foreign capitalists in the Tourist Zone. Marxism could not even build a decent resort; it had to ask Capitalists to provide both the know-how and the money to do it. It is the sole success of 44 years of rule by the most inept leader of any country in the world today, AND IT WAS ACHIEVED BY CAPITALISM, NOT MARXISM!

The simple truth is that not one dictator in power today has achieved anything worthwhile, except to build monuments to himself. The simple truth is that Marxism has resulted in more than 100 million deaths and has not a single gainful accomplishment to its name, except if you count tyranny and murder (which Liberals seem to tolerate).

Now, it is time to squash the Cockroach,, Fidel Castro, fini por la Maxima Cuchracha!

Saturday, December 06, 2003

He's probably living a pretty uncomfortable life on a day to day basis, but he's got to turn up somewhere, soon.

The same with Osama. The sooner we nail these two turkeys, the sooner we can relax a little. As long as they're alive, they're plotting. That's a certaintity. Dead is better. No way do we want them captured alive. Bloodthirsty? Well, give me one reason they should live?

Tuesday, December 02, 2003

Just in Los Angeles County alone we lose more young men every day, month in and month out, than we actually lose in battle in Iraq. It is much like a war zone in parts of L.A. County. It's unfortunate, but we don't lose just gang-bangers, who are out to assassinate each other, but also, annually, scores of fine young people who are mistakenly shot by these gang-members! That's horrible. Just read about the outstanding athletes and high-school students, the young college students, who lose their lives to this scum in drive-by shootings.

Yet, each young man or woman killed in Iraq was also a very special person, a patriotic American, a volunteer, and it is horrendous that we suffer such losses. They've had lots of training and they're a valuable part of our military team, whether it is a Private or a Captain or a Colonel. My heart goes out to their mothers and fathers, their sisters and brothers. They've paid the price for freedom, and they've given their lives for us.

Yes, there are so many who disagree with the U.S. presence in Iraq, who feel that they should not be over there at all. Yet, we either fight terrorism in the mid-East or we fight it here at home. While they are attacking our troops in Iraq and we suffer casualities there, they don't have the ability to do all the damage right here in the U.S. that they'd like to do, as they demonstrated with strikes against the Trade Towers and the Pentagon.

Which would you prefer, to fight on foreign soil or here in the U.S.? The attacks against two U.S. Consulates were actually considered as blows against the U.S. itself, because of the nature of foreign Consulates. Our Consulates are technically considered U.S. territory.

Do you think for one minute that these Al Qaeda trained terrorists don't have an ultimate target, that the U.S. is not their target of choice, that they don't want to sew the seeds of destruction in Los Angeles, Chicago, New York and Miami? Those American soldiers in Iraq are our first line of defense, and if you don't know that, then you do not know much about war or terrorism!

The U.S. Army is keeping the enemy occupied there, and as long as they keep assaulting our troops in Baghdad, and Hussein's and bin Laden's men are getting killed there, it means that they are not doing damage in the U.S., that they cannot concentrate their efforts on targets here.

Think not? Think I am wrong? Well, son, you'd have said the same thing on August 30, 2001. That's the date Milli and I had dinner at the restaurant below, and then were at the top of the Trade Towers late that evening, viewing a peaceful New York and New Jersey, and the courteous guards up there were telling us all about it; we were the last ones to take the elevator down that night! It would take me pages to describe my feelings of pride and happiness as I stood in those 360 degree-view windows looking out at the flickering lights up and down the Hudson River and the East River.

Yes, those of you who are anti-war, would have denied the possibility of a potential attack in ten days on that beautiful night, and I might have also, but I don't see it that way now.

Think about that for a few minutes. You don't even have a clue to how vicious these people can be. Once we pull back from Iraq, if we do it too soon, you'll find out. They're relentless, merciless, and suicidal. We must kill both Saddam and Osama, and make no mistake, nothing less will do. You've got to cut the head off the serpent, not cage it. If that's saying too much to stomach, then read the pap from more Liberal writers who seem to wish for our defeat rather than victory. There is no substitute for Victory.

There is also no other way to achieve Victory other than by fighting until you win, by completely defeating the enemy and destroying their leadership. We did it with Mussolini, with Hitler, with Tojo, and now it is time to do it with both Hussein and bin Laden.

Yes, we'll continue to lose 50 or 100 men each month, most likely, but remember, we lost 4,000 in an hour on 9/11. It could as easily have been 14,000, except for timing and the bravery of many Americans. There are other plots being hatched by Al Qaeda right now, make no mistake about that, and our invasion of Iraq had nothing to do with triggering them. If anything, it has delayed them or made them ineffective. Our military overseas are there to do a job and they deserve every ounce of support we can give. As patriotic Americans, that's the very least we owe them and the very least can do for them. Keep them in your thoughts and prayers every day.

Monday, December 01, 2003

Sen. Joe Liberman spoke on TV today, and he sent us all a very important message: Support the President and the military in Iraq, and let them know we are behind them 100%. Now, he is an American I can admire, no matter what his political affiliation.

On one news type program they showed the Iraqi people digging up another mass grave that held 3,000 bodies, including women and children, all shot to death by Saddam's killers.

It was gruesome, but these people carried those skeletal remains, with bits of cloth clinging to the bodies, in a loving tender manner, searching for their family members who disappeared into one of Hussein's prisons, never to emerge. The skulls all had bullet holes in them, some still had cloth blindfolds over the eyes.

What horrors those people lived under! Do I doubt any charges made against that murderous tyrant? Hell, no. (Damn, we've got another tyrant, fully as guilty of murder as Hussein, 90 miles off our shores.)

Yes, we have lost men and are still losing them in this action in the Persian Gulf, but damn it, there was a job to do and no one else was willing or capable of doing it. My prayers tonight will not bring a single solder back from the dead, but I hope that at least one of them reads my words here so that he or she knows that I and my family stand behind them 100%.

The Liberal writer's at the New York Times can go to hell, the whole phony lot of those bastards. WE support our men when they are overseas, believe me, as do most Americans.


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Networking the Night Away: on the eve of the WTO

The following is part of a series of commentaries by people associated with YES! Magazine and Positive Futures Network on the events unfolding in Seattle at the time of the World Trade Organization's meeting.

The Positive Futures Network's Reception on Sunday, November 28, on the eve of the World Trade Organization's meeting in Seattle.

The evening was dark and cool, making the wood and brick-lined Elliott Bay Bookstore especially warm and inviting. The crowd--which grew to some 500 people--was abuzz with the sense of the historic week unfolding before them.

Our goal in putting on the reception (which we cosponsored with the International Forum on Globalization) was to create a space where YES! subscribers who had come to Seattle could join the network of international activists to mingle, network, and share the excitement of their commonality in working to create a world that works for people and the living planet. And did it ever work!

The buzz of conversation was intense; bursts of laughter constantly erupted from all corners of the store; and everywhere people hugged old friends encountered and new friends discovered.

We had some short speeches. Ron Sher, whose Third Place Company owns the bookstore, shared his delight that we were using the bookstore as our gathering place.

Our Positive Futures Network board member and Seattle City Councilman Richard Conlin reminded the group There Ain't No Such Thing as Free Trade (TANSTAFT's the acronym--use it, he recommends, the next time you run into a "free trader".) There are always rules to trade -- the only question is whether those rules support the things we care about -- our communities, our health, our environment, our safety--or they don't. The WTO's rules don' t, and he welcomed the stimulus to the debate that this crowd and thousands of others were igniting in Seattle. (Oh that all city council people would have such enlightened views!)

Jerry Mander honored the staff of the International Forum on Globalization (IFG) who had just completed the extraordinary Teach-In that packed the 2,500 seat Benaroya Hall Friday evening and Saturday (see Sarah van Gelder's write-ups of that event).

IFG'ers Vandana Shiva (powerful advocate for the rural poor in India) and Martin Kohr (Malaysian leader of the Third World Network) gave a tribute to Chakarvarti Ragavan, who understood the importance of the GATT/WTO before most of us had ever heard of it and has fed "insider" news on trade rules to citizen groups for 15 years. They also honored Jerry, who in 1994 saw the need for a international network of the foremost critics of the global economy and founded the IFG.

Woody Debris (also known as David Simpson) gave a rousing rendition of his singing parody of the ecowarrior so tied to his computer that his "trees are and he never gets outside".

Sarah van Gelder (our executive editor of YES!) and Paul Hawken (author of the Ecology of Commerce and Natural Capitalism) both spoke movingly of the profound influence of Dave Korten's thinking on their lives and thought--and wished him well. Dave was one frustrated guy, lying in a hospital in South Carolina suffering from a nosebleed that wouldn' t stop (probably due to too many hours in the dry air of airplanes!).

In my remarks, I honored the energy that each person in the room represented in their communities and nations--and the extraordinary convergence of that energy as people joined in their common interest in turning around a set of trade rules and corporate power that are so damaging to all that we care about.

I then noted a lesson of history. Noam Chomsky has pointed out that there are several important times in this century when civil society has pulled together--just as we are now witnessing in Seattle. The very success of these movements brings forth a big response. After all, literally trillions of dollars are at stake in the rules that may be developed in this "Millennium Round" of trade negotiations. Those vested interests don't take lightly to having their plans set askew by the actions of people in the streets, in the forums, and in the Teach-Ins. And they have billions of dollars to pour into the PR industry to put the proper spin on what is happening.

Chomsky notes that history tells us there are likely to be two main messages to the PR spin. One is to paint those that protest and present alternatives as representing "special interests" that undermine the "national interest." The people representing labor, environment, women, peace, human rights, family farmers, independent businesses, sustainable agriculture, democracy--these are the "special interests;" the corporations, the banks, the financial institutions, the trade ministers, they represent the "national interest." The interests of the living world are the special interests and the interests of the money world are the national interest.

A second message is what Chomsky calls the "doctrine of futility." You can't change the system, There Is No Alternative, so just do your work, watch TV, and shop. These two messages get played out in many forms, but listen carefully--you'll be hearing them repeatedly. The more successful we are in Seattle, the louder will be the volume on these messages.

Our job? To stay the course; to keep organizing, keep educating, keep working to improve our communities. Build awareness of ways in which so many rules, trade rules among them, have implications deep into our lives (be sure to see David Morris's "Whose Rules" article in the latest issue of YES!). And above all hold onto the positive vision of the world we want. See the possibilities for making the money world serve the living world rather than the reverse. And keep proving the utter falseness of the doctrine of futility--a falseness so evident in Seattle as ordinary people foil the best laid plans of the rich and powerful.

It was a fabulous evening. I was so happy to meet YES! subscribers from all across the country and reconnect with old friends. I wish all of our subscribers and the wonderful committed people at all levels working for a just, sustainable, and compassionate world could have joined us. You were all there in spirit

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Penn State York’s Blue & White Society is bringing Battle of Bands (BOB) to the campus’ Pullo Family Performing Arts Center Saturday, April 12 at 7 p.m.  Four bands will take to the stage to perform for prizes including the grand prize of a recording session, a day to professionally record a song, at Right Coast Recoding Studio.  This prize is valued at $600.

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The emcee for the evening is Brian Davies, a well-known comedian.  Davies, born in Toronto, Canada hopes to follow in the footsteps of fellow Canadian comics such as Jim Carrey, Mike Myers, Howie Mandel, and Eugene Levy.  Davies moved to the United States at age 9 and grew up in York.  A York Catholic graduate, Davies joined the United States Marines after graduation and it was during his military service that he discovered he had the talent for comedy.  After 14 years of hesitation he finally decided to give comedy a try.   Davies has been working the improv comedy circuit in Florida and recently started working for The Comedy Zone.

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Since 1994 the act had provided resources to investigate and prosecute violent crimes against women, created sentencing guidelines for offenders, and funded prevention programs and outreach services for victims.

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