[Vision2020] What Good?

Wed Mar 1 14:07:01 PST 2017

Kevin,

The email client here is Mozilla Thunderbird for Windows 7, version 
45.7.1, updated automatically at last version release 22 days ago. I 
have had 21 days of faultless service, and have not changed any settings 
for language, anti-virus, or any other email-related factors of which I 
am aware.

On the plus side, your reply appears clear of extraneous characters, and 
another copy of my reply message just sent to me off-list by another 
list member is clear of extraneous characters, too.  Since I am unaware 
of any parentage that would cause me problems as those encountered by 
Rick Riordan characters in his Greek gods novels for teenagers, I can't 
blame this on parental displeasure, so let's call it random chaos, and 
observe whether or not it continues.

Thanks for your reply.

Ken

On 3/1/2017 1:38 PM, Kevin Owen wrote:
>
> Ken,
>
> I suspect the problem has something to do with the email client you 
> are using to read the email.  Your post came through to me just fine.  
> Also an admin checked the online list and it appears to be fine there 
> as well.
>
> Kevin
>
> *From:*Kenneth Marcy [mailto:kmmos1 at frontier.com]
> *Sent:* Wednesday, March 01, 2017 1:21 PM
> *To:* rhayes at frontier.com; Moscow Vision 2020 <vision2020 at moscow.com>; 
> Techsupport <techsupport at fsr.com>
> *Subject:* Re: [Vision2020] What Good?
>
> And, to make matters worse, a message I sent without encoding errors 
> returns from the ISP with random, extraneous, character coding errors.
>
> Not fun at all.
>
> FSR Tech Support, what's up with the umlauted i, the inverted question 
> mark, and the one-half character peppered throughout this reply from 
> FSR servers to the List?
>
> Ken
>
> On 3/1/2017 12:55 PM, Kenneth Marcy wrote:
>
>     On 3/1/2017 10:01 AM, rhayes at frontier.com
>     <mailto:rhayes at frontier.com> wrote:
>
>         What sort ofï¿½good will a 54 billion increase in military
>         spending produce?
>
>
>     Provide replacement parts after Donnie and Vladie have their first
>     lovers' tiff.
>
>
>         What sort of diplomacy will a massive cut to the State
>         Department produce?
>
>
>     Idaho legislators as foreign policy analysts.
>
>
>         What sort of good willï¿½sabre rattlingï¿½speech produce in
>         the Jihadist world?
>
>
>     Renewed recruitment efforts.ï¿½ Now men without black hair should
>     cover their heads, too.
>
>
>         What sort of good will deporting people who pick our crops,
>         and do a myriad of tasks that Americans are unwilling or
>         unable to do?
>
>
>     Bring the American diet closer to third world standards, thereby
>     increasing empathy for how most of the world lives.
>
>
>         What sort of good will come ofï¿½destabilizing public
>         education do?
>
>
>     Reduces the likelihood of an argumentative response when Wall
>     Street and their Deep Economy owners come for the Social Security
>     trust funds.
>
>
>         What sort of good will kicking millions of people out of
>         decent health care do?
>
>
>     Reduce the surplus population, of course.
>
>
>         What sort of good will come of deregulating environmental
>         protections do?
>
>
>     Allow the Chinese to feel more at home when they begin their
>     massive eastward migration.
>
>
>         What sort of good will come of privatizing our public lands do?
>
>
>     Increase the value of a real estate license.
>
>
>         What sort of good will come of producingï¿½more nuclear
>         weapons do when the U.S.already has enough to end life on
>         earthï¿½as we know it?
>
>
>     ï¿½Increase real estate values in non-radiation impacted areas.
>
>
>         Follow the money trail.
>
>
>     That's getting harder to do as time goes by ... less money out
>     there to see to follow.
>
>
>         Itï¿½advantages theï¿½richestï¿½to the great detriment of the
>         citizens of this country and its democratic institutions.
>
>
>     Be careful, now.ï¿½ Truth-telling might upset someone's fantasy
>     life.ï¿½ They need safe spaces, too, you know.
>
>
>         When I see the Republican leadership
>
>
>     Ah, yes, a familiar oxymoron makes another appearance ...
>
>
>         falling into lockstep with this administration, and this
>         includes Rich, Crapo, andï¿½Labrador, Iï¿½see treason.
>
>
>     Treason is an impeachable, and therefore, a recall eligible,
>     offense.ï¿½ There is another action avenue available for travel ...
>
>
>         God help us...
>
>
>     Crying in the wilderness is reported to be overrated.
>
>
>     Ken
>
>
>
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