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I m not trying to create a flame war for anyone, but from the non-media hype
view, what is the real issue(s) behind the Grey Davis recall event.
According to new reports this morning, Davis has just promised to maintains
closer communication with the people if the recall fails.

I have read aspects of business and people leaving Calif,but I dont really
trust what the media is saying. What the truth?

 If anyone cares to reply, please let me know offline.


----- Original Message -----
From: "William L. Brandt" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 11:33 PM
Subject: [HP3000-L] OT: Gas Price Whining


> Christian - how is it in your opinion that most/all of the Western
European
> countries adopted a high tax / socialistic govt?
>
> When Germany was trying to recover from the war, they adopted early an
> almost pure capitalistic govt - under Adenaur I believe - thus fueling the
> "Wirtschaftwunder" - economic wonder - or miracle. Germany's rate of
> economic growth through the 1960s was stupendous.
>
> I don't know when they really became socialist - perhaps in the 1970s -
but
> now they have such taxation rates that business is discouraged from
> expansion. The labor rules I've heard make almost impossible to fire
anyone.
>
> Not that this situation is unique to Western Europe - politicians here too
> like to tell us how much they are giving us while playing down the fact
that
> whatever they give they have to take. Actually the cynic in me says that
> they always must give back less than what they take.
>
> I think it is natural for politicians to seek more power and control.
>
> A lot of the anger in this recall in Calif is over the fact that business
> here are fleeing the state - moving to more business friendly states. It
> would take years here to get approval to build a factory.
>
> BTW my HP 3000 is fine - just keeps running.
>
> Bill Brandt
>
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