[R-G] Iraq, North Korea crises test Anti-war movement

[Macdonald Stainsby]

Tom Siblo <tsiblo at hvc.rr.com> said:

> Dear Michael:
> 
> I appreciate your article and I agree with you the new antiwar 
movement is
> reaching an important juncture in its development and I believe I 
might be
> able to provide some direction as to where we must take this movement
> locally and internationally.


Hi Tom: 
thanks for this, it's thought provoking and we do need to start 
fleshing out what is happening, exchanging ideas and grasping how 
different the revolution is going to look this time around. So, again, 
thank you.

I do HOWEVER, want to pick on you to remind everyone that they need to 
cut off all the parts of the emails they send to RG that are not 
needed. For example, things such as the really annoying 
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on messages you are forwarding here for the first time. What they 
should mean is that you are quoting a prior mail you are responding to.

I just want to remind people that the look of the mail goes a long way 
to getting it read by other list members, and I'm certain we all want 
our messages read. Further, the extraneous material from a previous 
message is a great waste of bandwidth, which costs the phone bills of 
dial up members, and it costs the UTAH people for the memory/bandwidth 
used, yet they give us this space for free and without advertising 
(unlike Yahoogroups and Topica). 

So to thank Hans Ehrbar for his continuing work, please take the few 
extra seconds to deal with this issue. 

Thanks from the friendly moderator
Macdonald Stainsby