Re: gas logic

[G M <herecomestheflood@yahoo.com>]

>From Budweiser to Big Oil...we, the "public" have lost out again. 
Corporate sponsorship (control?) of what's left of the "public"
spectrum threatens what remains of the "free press".

No wonder we dwell on sex in the White House while Rome burns (ie.
failing to respond to Y2K, environmental degradation, erosion of civil
liberties, economic disparity...)

Oh well, gas is just 99 cents/gallon in Lewiston and the DJ Industrial
just hit another record high.  So everyone's happy and we're going to
be okay, right?

G. Meyer




---Don Coombs <dcoombs@uidaho.edu> wrote:
>
> The reference to Archer Daniels Midland being found guilty of illegal
> activity leads me to this observation:
> 
> Nothing could have been more productive for charitable causes,
especially
> National Public Radio.
> 
> Would it be expecting too much for public broadcasting to refuse to
accept
> contributions from crooks? Will Saddam's contributions to NPR be
welcome?
> 
> Don H. Coombs
> 861 Harold St.
> Moscow ID 83843
> (208) 882-8720
> 
> 
> 

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