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TANTIE TALK:
"We have not inherited the earth from our forefathers, we have borrowed it from our children" - Kashmiri proverb
It does be real interesting doing a search on de Internet yuh know... jes de other day Tants was in a lime when de talk come up about all de
bacchanal with CEMEX & TCL and ENRON and WorldCom...everybody of course want to say all de
economic troubles start off with September 11th 2001. So yuh Tants decide to do some digging 'pon de net and mainly out of idle
curiosity I did decide to search on "oil +afghanistan"...well chile, I was more than lil bit suprised when Google hit me wid "Results 1 - 10 of about
325,000. Search took 0.13 seconds." I figure it woulda have a few hundred, maybe even a couplke thousand but 325,000! Anyways I start looking through
de results and as expected it have plenty from after September 11th 2001, dat relate to the day and subsequent events...but is de one below dat give
me a suprise - it dated more than THREE years before Spetember 11th 2001.
I giving allyuh a lil taste, read de whole thing yuhself at de address below de quote. But this whole thing really come about because of de
quote up at de top and de fire on Friday night. I was thinking bout how we really ent paying back we chirren at all...not principal, not interest.
We using and abusing we lil resources dat giving 'wealth' and not studying dat it ent now dey get put dong in de ground, and is not tomorrow it going
to get replaced. However, de resources dat we have dat 'renewable' and not finite, we ent taking serious at all - is what we really doing about
our people, de human beings dat make T&T AND de world at large work? We not taking heed of lessons dat passing we by...if de ENRON bacchanal
had been Amoco or bp, is where we woulda be?
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Follow the Oil Trail - Mess in Afghanistan Partly Our Government's Fault By William O. Beeman, Pacific News Service, August 24, 1998
The twists and turns of U.S. involvement in Central Asia are worthy of spy fiction, but it is clear that our continued support for forces opposed to
Iran has led to some uncomfortable alliances. And these must be recognized, according to PNS commentator William O. Beeman, in any analysis of the
bombings of U.S. embassies and the reprisal raids that followed. Beeman, anthropologist
specializing in the Middle East at Brown University, is currently conducting research in Islamic Central Asia.
We must face the fact that if President Clinton is right about who bombed our embassies in Tanzania and Kenya, the action came in part as the result
of the muddled actions of our own government.
The story is worthy of a Tom Clancy novel.
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http://www.pacificnews.org/jinn/stories/4.17/980824-afghanistan.html
Back Chat Issue 27
Good wok Tantie from JamRoc. Thats why
all we from Chiney all employ - every good chineyman have a good WOK.
On the side - I am interested in any info on the Classical Pan festival. Is it
this year, when etc. Thanks
rondq
//Jamaica
Might be interesting to find out how many people tink de same way.
//Trinidad
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