Michael,

If things are as good as you say in Europe, what brings you here to the land
of misery?



-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Baier [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 3:56 PM
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Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] OT: Weekend Reading


>Shawn you are correct, Herr Baier lives on a planet that I would not
>even want to visit.  :-)
>
>Denys
>
The planet is calles US of A.
I want to send my kids to school. Remember the program "no kids left
behind". Seems like all kids where left where we live. No school meets the
standard and has not for so many years. Tried to put my kids in a private
school (catholic). First letter I get was that the teachers and principal
can beat my kids if they think its necessary. I send a letter back for
permission to beat the teachers and principal whenever I think it is
needed. They never answered. Wonder why.
So, I guess we move. Either a bigger city or back to Europe.
At least the kids there get a free education and not based on the amount of
money the parents can spend. Even the colleges and universities are
affordable, unlike in the great USofA.
Of course, a president that needs $150 billions for Iraq and has no money
for education thats just what this great country needs.
So much easier to deal with stupid people. They follow so easy, the don't
ask critical questions. Plus they make good stupid soldiers that just
follow orders and never ask "WHY".
So the few rich and educated can use the majority of un-educated.
Sounds familiar?

About the finances, ask around the working people how many can afford a
loss of income for how long before they fall so far behind in payments that
they start loosing houses. Don't know too many that can do that for more
then a few months. If you can, count yourself lucky.
Seems you and the GWB live on the same distant planet and that's why you
are oh so wrong.

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