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| Sunday, February 15, 2004 | |
Special Dispatch - Reform Project
February 16, 2004
No. 663
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Editor of Egyptian Journal: 'We Should Feel Humiliated that Saddam's Fall Came at the Hands of the U.S. and Britain... The Arabs Should Have Been the Ones to Bring Him Down'
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| Thursday, February 12, 2004 | |
DM News Feb. 11, 2004
By: Brian Morrissey
E-mail marketers reacted cautiously to recent proposals for a digital postage system that would require bulk senders to pay a fee, questioning whether such a system would work and how much it would cost. Click title for more info...
Posted on 02/12/04 at 20:22:47 by Bobbette Madonna
Category: Politics
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Hi John,
Great article!
I just read jl's (iCop) message this morning. Could you give our readers a bit of info about the new email protocol? And, what about the California law that just passed?
If this stuff keeps up I may just bring all my businesses to Q and forget email completely. Just how tough do you see things with email? It is indeed political and sooner or later emailers will be paying to send email to our kids!
Thanks John, for reading and for interacting with comments...
Bobbette,
I can understand why you put this story in the Politics category. <g>
Speaking of politics, the drama which is going to unfold this spring and summer over the Do-Not-Email-Registry will be fascinating.
Consumers yelling do something.
Politicians going to the polls in the fall.
Business saying you will kill the goose, you will kill the goose.
The DMA has already unveiled its opening salvo, which you can read about here:
http://www.alwayson-network...
under the byline "Holy Batman Is This For Real?"
Interesting to see whether we get another what I call "over night in the middle of the night" solution as we did with the legislation.
Kind regards,
John Glube
Toronto, Canada
http:/ http://www.learnsteps4profi...
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| Thursday, February 12, 2004 | |
By Declan McCullagh
Staff Writer, CNET News.com
"Used with permission from CNET Networks, Inc. Copyright 200__. All rights reserved." update Four U.S. senators are trying to derail a permanent ban on Internet access taxes by breathing new life into a recently expired moratorium.
The legislators, including Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., and Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., on Wednesday threw their support behind a two-year extension of the moratorium, which expired in November and had only temporarily prevented state governments from slapping new taxes on DSL (digital subscriber line), cable modem and dial-up Internet connections.
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| Wednesday, February 11, 2004 | |
Special Dispatch - Iran/U.S. & the Middle East
February 12, 2004
No. 661
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Iranian News Agency Alleges Presidential Candidate John Kerry Sends Email Message
According to an article published in the Tehran Times, the office of U.S. Senator and leading Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry sent an email message to the Mehr News Agency. The following is the article as it appeared in English:(1)
"The office of Senator John Kerry, the frontrunner in the Democratic presidential primary in the U.S., sent the Mehr News Agency an email saying that Kerry will try to repair the damage done by the incumbent president if he wins the election. The text of the e-mail follows:
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| Saturday, February 07, 2004 | |
Adm. Moorer's Last Warning
By Christopher Ruddy
It is a sad day for America when a national giant passes. Adm. Thomas Moorer, of Eufaula, Ala., was such a giant.
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Posted on 02/07/04 at 23:34:33 by Bobbette Madonna
Category: Media News
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Adm. Moorer was absolutely correct, war with China is inevitable, and because of Carter, the US is in a much weaker position not having control of the Panama canal. I wish he had stayed in Georgia growing peanuts.
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| Wednesday, February 04, 2004 | |
Are you getting tons of biz ops promising tons of money in a short time with little effort? Me, too. When you get that "gut" feeling that something just isn't right with a biz op, what do you usually do?
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| Monday, February 02, 2004 | |
How much open discussion - by those running for office - do you hear concerning the issues that are most important to most people during presidential elections, like race, immigration, abortion, gun control, decent housing, vet's issues, the disabled and the continuing abolition of Christianity? Not much. Why?
I believe it's because the two-party system prevents expression of any...
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| Monday, February 02, 2004 | |
In the face of criticism that any legislative efforts to curb spam will be limited by national boundaries, the Federal Trade Commission has
announced collaboration with 36 agencies in 26 countries to inform ISPs and other organizations that their servers can be used to relay spam
with spoofed Internet addresses.
| Monday, February 02, 2004 | |
"Financial considerations aside, we cannot continue to ignore the cultural aspects of immigration. The vast majority of Americans welcome immigrants who want to come here, work hard, and build a better life...
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| Monday, February 02, 2004 | |
ED NOTE: a 74 year old with $7 Billion who has hate in his heart for one man. Now, there is a case for disaster. Could he wreck the country economically to fulfill his lust? He funded the hate site MoveOn.org $5 million and many Dems received millions to get the job done. I wonder how far he will go for what he calls a "guarantee" to get rid of a president. Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of man? History is a great teacher; parks are full of suicides, gunshots from grassy knolls and the planes go down... Is Soros Planning 'October Surprise' for Bush?
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| Sunday, February 01, 2004 | |
ED NOTE: Today's Americans are more self reliant than ever before. We are smarter than we were 5 years ago. We know how to roll up our sleeves and create our own future. I personally believe the employment stats are much better than the poll takers know - they're not "looking" in the right places. Click the title to get details.
| Sunday, February 01, 2004 | |
Special Dispatch - Saudi Arabia
February 2, 2004
No. 653
Saudi Princess Fahda bint Saud ibn Abd Al-Aziz: Conspiracy Theories and Other Writings.
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Great article!
I just read jl's (iCop) message this morning. Could you give our readers a bit of info about the new email protocol? And, what about the California law that just passed?
If this stuff keeps up I may just bring all my businesses to Q and forget email completely. Just how tough do you see things with email? It is indeed political and sooner or later emailers will be paying to send email to our kids!
Thanks John, for reading and for interacting with comments...