[atlarge-discuss] Fw: "As for myself, I don't belong to any *party* with respect to ICANN/Bush/& MultinationalOilConsortitums." ?

["Jkhan" <Jkhan@MetroMgr.com>]

Subject: "As for myself, I don't belong to any *party* with respect to
ICANN/Bush/& MultinationalOilConsortitums." ?


TIME for a Poll:

TIME asks you: Why does the U.S. want to attack Iraq?

ttp://www.time.com/time/europe/forecast2003/


So TIME asks you: which country poses the greatest danger to world peace in
2003?

http://www.time.com/time/europe/gdml/peace2003.html


When our world seems to be falling apart, we cope by pretending it isn't.
2003 will be the year of escapism
http://www.time.com/time/europe/forecast2003/html/flyaway.html

TO BE real ..or... NOT TO BE real ???
That is the Question.


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> From: "J-F C. (Jefsey) Morfin" <jefsey@club-internet.fr>
> To: "Jkhan" <Jkhan@MetroMgr.com>; <atlarge-discuss@lists.fitug.de>
> Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2003 2:26 PM
> Subject: Re: [atlarge-discuss] "As for myself, I don't belong to any
*party*
> with respect to ICANN/Bush/& MultinationalOilConsortitums." ?
>
>
> > At 20:14 22/01/03, Jkhan wrote:
> > >Jeff, Judyth, & Jim,
> > >In this day & age, what does it matter if you are real or not. I'd say
> > >50% of the Bush Administration isn't real, So I couldn't blame anybody
> > >for not wanting to be 'real', besides, not being real has its
> > >advantages, ... there's no one to blame!
> >
> > Cybernetics (created by Californian Wiener) is the art of improvig
action
> > through models developed from feed-backs. Cyberspace is therefore a
place
> > you modelize in your brain from the feed backs of your testing. If the
> > feed-backs tell you that someone is real because he helps you being more
> > efficient you will credit him as real.
> >
> > The feed-back from the Bush administration tend to tell me they are not
> > real. This because they focus on non real issues and get the attention
of
> > the world on these non real issues (Iraq rusty barrel nuclear bombs)
> > instead of the real problems (Bin Ladden, Pakistan bombs, Korean nuclear
> > program, Middle East peace, Chechens, etc.). They may have good reasons
> for
> > that, but my cyberspace is muddy there. I am also worried because they
> seem
> > to focus on cyberspace security (what may mean they really want to mudd
us
> > there) and to start a cyberwarfare force (the first state terrorism act
> was
> > by the USA spamming Iraq out of the net). Looks like a cybergame to me,
> out
> > of perspective with the real situation of the world.
> >
> > Maybe someone could help in locking the White House XBoxes somewhere
> during
> > the working hours.
> > jfc
> >
> > PS. The second cybernetic founder was French Louis Coufignal. He was the
> > one who made binary to be used (in anti-aircraft computers to kill the
> > zeroes). He focused on cybernetics teaching. Something we should care
> about
> > since the mad extension of these technics permit to motivate sucide
> > commandos (was already used during the WW II by Italian torpedo men
> against
> > the Brits) - self motivation by your own motivation feed-backs. May be
> will
> > you want to remember that the first virus was found by an SF bank:
instead
> > of their programs they found a message asking them to call, for an
ransom,
> > a number in ...Pakestan. I would suggest we recall who invented algebra.
> > Everything technical is not US patented.
> >
> >
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