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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: E. T. who wrote (234452)	3/6/2002 10:36:56 AM
From: Thomas A Watson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

In the scheme of things the dollars lost are a pittance. No penny lost to anyone is a pittance. But one company failed more from a loss of faith than because of real financial reasons. I've invested in several companies the went bankrupt and I lost my entire investment. Several tens of thousands of dollars. I invested, I lost, my choice. If I was lied to, I was the fool to believe. That's personal responsibility. Those who lost money had other choices and gambled and lost. It's as simple as that. If crimes were committed jail and sue those who committed the crimes. But your retarded obsession with dictating to PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH your definition of open government is stupid. I am a doer and I know that nothing said by ene would have much effect on anything. I listen to all, friends and foe alike with the same eye of question. PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH thinks exactly like me, I know this because I see the clear logic in all his decisions. et. you are blind to the artefact of character and honor and honesty. Those who were sucked in by the rapist are all blind or stupid. That's just the way it is. Look at dasshole lying about knowing about the alternative government. I guess we should say that dashies war on lies is unfocused. As to dealing with those who sell goods and services. I doit myself and I supervise any who I buy services from. There is not part of house construction that I have not personally done several times over. Carpentry, concrete, brick, plumbing heating cooling electrical security roofing siding additions windows I build my own computer, my network, even the network cables. My latest forays in mechanical creations... The photo bench pbase.com The macro stand pbase.com The same for cars and all nature of electrical appliance. This is how I run a four screen computer. watman.com tom watson tosiwmee