[Buddha-l] Gog and Magog

[Richard Hayes]

On Monday 17 September 2007 11:06, Dan Lusthaus wrote:

> This is all nice propoganda to keep the illusion alive that the conflict is
> about a two-state solution. 

Cripes, Dan. The moment I read Joanna's message, I figured your reply would be 
in my mailbox by the time I had finished reading her message. It took almost 
49 minutes for you to send your predictably worded answer. You're getting 
slow (and repetitious) in your old age. I'm thinking we should maybe start up 
a new offshoot of buddha-l for all of us old farts who keep saying the same 
old things week after week. 

Any comments on Joe Bageant? He is being translated into French now 
(http://www.orbite.info/traductions/joe_bageant/index.html ). 

\begin{quote}
Joe bageant est né en 1946 à Winchester en Virginie. Vétéran du Vietnam et du 
mouvement hippie, il a débuté sa carrière de journaliste en chroniquant la 
contre-culture des années 70. Ses essais politiques publiés sur l'internet 
anglophone lui ont conquis un vaste public. Voici les traductions de quelques 
uns de ses essais les plus retentissants •
\end{quote}

How frogging anti-American can a guy get, hein? I reckon that being translated 
into French is almost as anti-American as being a Buddhist. (I don't actually 
reckon that at all, but I had to work Buddhism into this message to get it 
past the idiotic moderators of this list, who insist on buddha-l messages 
having some kind of Buddhist content.)

-- 
Richard Hayes
co-moderator, buddha-l