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["Lynda" <lurine AT softcom.net>]

You said I would be howling about Michelle Obama and somehow my reply to the 
howling part of your post seems to have migrated to a different part of the 
page.  At anyrate, after reading her thesis and her references to get her 
current job, or the position immediately prior to the $200,000 raise 
compliments of pork from Teflon, I stopped reading about her.

And, spell checker wouldn't help a whole bunch cause it doesn't work on this 
computer.  Sometimes you click it and it works.  Sometimes you click it and 
it shuts the blooming window and then asks if you want to notify Microsoft 
that there's been an error.  When it does that, you loose the whole blooming 
e-mail.  The only spell checker that works is in WordPerfect.  Between 
migraines and carpel tunnel and no spell check, it is nothing short of a 
miracle that anyone can read anything I write on the computer <g>  And I 
have one of those voice thingys but then you have to do a check on that. 
Besides, if I use that I can't sit here and sing along with Joplin, Junkyard 
and hum to Tchaikovsky.  Now that would be torture <g>

Degrees are the number of people between you and the end run.  So, degree #1 
would be the wife.  #2 would be the 1st cousin.  #3 would be Ayers.  And it 
would be 4 degrees of separation if his only contact with his cousin would 
be by blood and no actual physical contact.  For example, I have cousins 
back in Springfield, MO that I've never met.  So, you are 3 or 4 degrees 
away from Ayers.

O.K., how many people are going to write negative obituaries?  Hardly a 
source for unbiased information.  Sr. Ayers was arse deep in politics with 
Daley and that ain't exactly a clean game!  Ah, particularly in Chicago.

Do I think Ayers, Sr. would do favors for people who were politically 
connected and might want Obama to be their spear carrier?  Sure, that's how 
politics works!  Follow the degrees of connection between Ayers and Sutton 
and al-Mansour and Wright and Farrakhan and Davis and the list goes on.

I know a lot of folks up in Alaska and the AIP is hardly something you could 
compare to the Black Panthers.  Apples to apples, not apples to scarlet 
runner beans.

Teflon lives in a world he invented.  His books are fairytales.  His father 
wasn't someone in a high position of authority.  He was a wife abusing, 
alcoholic bigamist.  And that is just one example.  He didn't vote against 
the war and he didn't speak out against.  In fact he said that him and 
George Bush were the same.  The only difference being who was in a position 
to execute.  Another example.  Poor little black kid that was discriminated 
against.  Classmates are amazed because he was idolized because of being a 
sports star.  Just another example.

IF a person chooses to believe the fairytale, well, so be it.  Just don't 
expect everyone else to believe the illusion.  And don't play the "if you 
aren't voting for Teflon, then you must be in McNasty's pocket" routine. 
I'm not voting for either one.  In fact, I've already voted and it wasn't 
for either one!

Lynda
You have only one reliable defense against illusions and that is caution 
with a marked degree of cynacism or, as I prefer to call it, intelligent 
skepticism.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Marie McHarry" <mmcharry AT gmail.com>


> Uh, what's that got to do with the price of eggs in China?
> > >
> > ***Yupe, you bet I do.  What I don't do is spelling <g>  And the homework
> > begins with the beginning.  Delphi Technique.  Much easier to spell <g>
>
> Most people are able to look at the printed word and transcribe it.
> I'm sure spelling checker helps you on other than proper names.
>
> > >
> > ***Which would put you 3 to 4 degrees removed.  Teflon and Ayers are good
> > buds beginning with Daddy Ayers,
>
> I've never gotten this degree of separation figured out. I was a
> friend of Bill Ayers first cousin (but a closer friend to his wife).
> By Daddy Ayers I assume you're referring to Thomas Ayers, who was the
> CEO of Commonwealth Edison. Whatever he was, he wasn't a terrorist.
> One of his grandchildren has his obits posted on her Web page
> (http://kimallen.sheepdogdesign.net/cinnamon/2007/06/thomas-g-ayers-1915-2007.html).
> He seems to have been an honorable man. Do you think he was a
> terrorist?
>
>
>
> Terrorist Ayers and wifey the brains behind
> > terrorists acts Dohrn-Ayers.  Puts your degrees a tad bit further away.
> > AND, I know everyone thinks if they keep repeating it with the 
> > implications
> > of "you my [batting eyelashes] silly people, he *only* sat on boards just
> > like a whole bunch of other people" it will make it true but that just 
> > ain't
> > the case.  He was personally asked by Ayers to not only sit on the board 
> > but
> > to chair the board, to help write the by-laws AND to disperse the $50 
> > mill!
> > AND, asked by Dohrn to sit on another board w/Ayers.
>
> Wow! So you think that Tom Ayers was leading up to, uh, what? And
> Barak Obama was his spear carrier. I have my own conspiracy theories,
> but I think yours are in the realm of fantasy.
>
> > ***O.K., so a politician knows and/or is married to a member of a duly
> > recognized political party.  Other than the hysteria on television, do 
> > you
> > know anything about AIG?
>
> Just what I've read on their Web page: http://www.akip.org/ and the
> links to it. Do you have better connections to them?
>
> Marie
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