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BTU Bill 4 President takes on the crooked scientific community

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Bill Clark - 23 Feb 2004 23:43 GMT
I am writing to ask for your support in my campaign as a "write in"
candidate for President of the United States.  As an engineer and
published author in several fields, my platform focuses on technical
issues, as you will see at my web site.

The scientific community has wasted over $3 trillion on major projects
that had zero useful results.  Moreover, these same projects were
successfully constructed by other nations - Russia, China, and Europe
- as soon as they were defunded in the U.S.  Moreover, the U.S.
government now won't even fund a defense system against our own
technology that our enemies have pointed right back at us.

It gets worse.  All this while, the nation's public schools have gone
begging for $3 trillion in basic repairs to school buildings to make
classrooms safe.   Moreover, Bush just made permanent a $1 trillion
tax cut to the top 1% of the taxpayers ~ totally ignoring the needs of
the schools, which was documented long ago during the Clinton
Administration.

It gets worse.  President Bush is now trying to enact a national
school voucher system so the wealthy can "afford" to send their kids
to private schools, where their kids won't get Attention Deficit
Disorder from the stale air they are forced to breathe in public
schools.

I also have two free novels you can download, some free software,
radical politcal cartoons and more.

Bill Clark
Lago Vista, Texas
http://home.austin.rr.com/whcii/
Pat Flannery - 24 Feb 2004 08:35 GMT
>I am writing to ask for your support in my campaign as a "write in"
>candidate for President of the United States.  As an engineer and
>published author in several fields, my platform focuses on technical
>issues, as you will see at my web site.

I'll say this for you Mr. Clark- you do not suffer from false modesty.
You'll have more fun with me...The People's Extraordinary Commission For
The Detection Of Treason will make the Haitian Ton Ton Macoute look like
a bunch of easygoing amateurs, and the destruction of the Amnesty
International observers at one of our "elections" (in which I shall
appear in seven different costumes, as seven different competing
candidates) by being hog-tied....with hog entrails, covered in pistachio
ice-cream, and  hurled onto Fire Ant nests during a total Lunar eclipse
shall be the first sign that under the New Administration For Life, all
punishments shall be both very cruel.... and very unusual.
Wait till you see what happens to the spammers...let's just say that the
Arizona Meteor Crater can have MANY uses with a little imagination...
and a one megaton hydrogen bomb suspended on a cable at its focal point.
(After people get a whiff of the aftereffects of _that_ little
operation, they'll know what the term "Thousand Year Retch" means...) :-P
 

Pat
Scott Hedrick - 24 Feb 2004 19:33 GMT
>Haitian Ton Ton Macoute

My brother is a jail guard (ok, "corrections officer") in Ft Lauderdale, and
oversees a large Haitian population. The Ton Ton Macoute is still so feared
that he's able to passify them by convincing them he's part of it.

He has some odd contacts- he might be.
Kent Betts - 24 Feb 2004 23:52 GMT
US Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for 2003 was
$11,246,300,000,000.   Gov't expenditures for fed, state, and local govt
totalled 2.1 trillion, based on Dept of Commerce analysis.

KB
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http://www.bea.doc.gov/bea/newsrel/gdpnewsrelease.htm

Current-dollar GDP

   "Current-dollar GDP -- the market value of the nation's output of goods
and services -- increased 5.1
percent, or $139.3 billion, in the fourth quarter to a level of $11,246.3
billion.  In the third quarter,
current-dollar GDP increased 10.0 percent, or $260.3 billion."
 
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