@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ Date: Sat, 13 Jan 1996 Sender: Francisco Lopez <•••@••.•••> Subject: Re: cj#398> re2: CALL TO CITIZENS Note from Francisco Lopez: As part of the process of editing to accommodate to this list a [not] was added to the following statement in a previous message I uploaded. Basically, I tried to put in a simple form what may take years to learn, research and understand. Because of time limitations, I had to write fast, my excuses if the message is not clear enough, sounds dogmatic, or is even not correct from your standpoint of view. That *[not]* do not belong there. Filter error. > In the long run, the things are *[not]* going to be better, at least, > until we reach critical mass again and have to expand human civilization > beyond the boundaries of the earth. In the LONG run the things ARE going to be better. The message is not a doom sayer's position. As many processes in nature, it carries a momentum and a tendency to move around and ever closer to that elusive and ever changing thing called point of equilibrium (or centroid). The current situation in which many people are getting richer and most are getting poorer have an explanation related to a complementary set of circumstances accompanying the injustices embeded (along with many other good things) in many political systems currently in power. In the new and emerging global economy, a great deal of disequilibrium has been uncovered. Many helping global society to cope and actually solve this situation will be handsomely rewarded. Others, will find themselves (and their fortunes) in a very advantageous position, some, even without noticing it. Once the disequilibrium situations are readjusted, the "economic waters" will tend to regain their level and a better distribution of wealth will tend to occur. That, until the momentum carries the society beyond its current capabilities under their current technology and ecological possibilities and a new disequilibrium is produced. Francisco Lopez Miami Beach, Fl, USA @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ Sorry for the error. -rkm @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ ~=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=~=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=~--~=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=~=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=~ Posted by Richard K. Moore (•••@••.•••) Wexford, Ireland •••@••.••• | Cyberlib=http://www.internet-eireann.ie/cyberlib Materials may be reposted in their entirety for non-commercial use. ~=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=~=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=~--~=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=~=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=~
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