🚀 go-pugleaf

On Fri, 23 Aug 2002 20:13:26 -0700, "WT Stull" <bstull1@ev1.net>
wrote:

>Mr Monte spake thusly and in error to the Official and Genuine Stull:
>
>> Well, either you are being sardonic, which I doubt, or you do not
>> believe the story, which in this newsgroup is the defacto state of
>> affars for unkown posters until proven otherwise.  If the latter is
>> the case I would point out to you the history of this court.  It was
>> instituted by the FISA Act of 1978, its members come from federal
>> district courts around the nation and federal appellate courts
>
>Stull requests and informs:
>
>Please do me the favor of lightening up (on me at least) about 3 notches.
>Yes, I know your retort was largely accurate and that it is serious business
>that the government they don't believe in in Montana, Waco and other places
>is behaving badly and totally out of character for actual freedom loving
>people.
>
>They told me in Scribble School that sarcasm does not translate well to the
>written word....but did I believe them....Nooooooooo!
>
>There is very little the average toilet sitter here can or will actually do
>to right the state of affairs you refer to.  Most folk will wait until their
>personal affairs are affected and wonder why nobody gives a t*rd about their
>newly discovered situation.  They are too scared they will lose the little
>pile of posessions they have accumulated or that their reputation and
>credibility will suffer.
>
>I own very little and few regard me as the world's foremost authority on any
>subject, except Prof. Irwin Corey who ceded the title to me some years ago.
>As a consequence I lead a relatively free life by quietly ignoring a lot of
>regulations.  I vote my vote and if enough folk agree with me- things will
>change.  Usually the sheep win.
>
>The founding folks of this country had 9 times the cojones of the current
>crop of citizens.  Patrick Henry's descendants appear to have been
>exterminated.   Hell, John Brown at least had the courage of his
>convictions.   Picket's line of descendants ran out at the end of his
>charge.
>
>Where are folk like Giordano Bruno (b.Italy 1548-1600)?  Not anywhere around
>here.
>
>Even I am a chicken-sh*t and practice a Ghandi-like system of passive
>resistance to the PTB (Powers That Be). The government has Finite Resources
>and will not bother you unless you attract their gaze.  If you do become
>noticeable, they will spend what is necessary to crush and discredit  you as
>a method of controlling the others.
>
>I recommend "How I found Freedom in an Unfree World" by Harry Browne.  I
>read it the first time shortly after it was published over 20 years ago.  It
>may be hard to find in your local library.
>Regards,
>WT Stull            bstull1@ev1.net

ohmigawd! A thinking man on the usenet.  Quick Ma! My nitrostat!!  ;)

I purposely did nopt cut any of your reply just so it would get posted
again.  How can I disagree with it, it says substantially what I
believe as well.  Not to freakin' far off in the life-style category
either.   Wonder how many appreciated the good Professor Corey?
Didn't write, I place him loosely with other intelligent wits like
Twain, Mencken, Franklin et al.  Shame the human gene for such seems
to be recessive in nature.

anywho nice dissin-cussin' with yaz. ;)

Monte
"Today's public figures can no longer write their own speeches or books,
 and there is some evidence that they can't read them either." ---Gore Vidal