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Subject: {news} FW: [usgp-nc] Bigotry and prejudice rear it’s ugly
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Date: Sat, 5 Apr 2008 14:58:52 -0400
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> Date: Sat, 5 Apr 2008 13:12:46 -0400
> Subject: [usgp-nc] Bigotry and prejudice rear it’s ugly head in the
Green Party
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> Bigotry and prejudice rear it’s ugly head in the Green Party
>
> TO: GPUS National Office
> GP Steering committee.
> GP International committee.
> GP Peace Action Committee.
> GPUS Press Release office.
> David J. Kalbfleisch, - Green congressional candidate in Illinois'
10th district dave at electdave.org
> Mohammed K. Abed, Wisconsin Green Party mkabed at wisc.edu
> Kathleen Culver, Green candidate for Congress in Tennessee
newtribe at hughes.net
> Ruth Weill, co-chair of the Wisconsin Green Party.
> ruthweill at gmail.com
>
>
>
> RE: Objection to press release: Greens urge economic pressure and
cutoff of all military aid to Israel as Gaza situation worsens
> GREEN PARTY OF THE UNITED STATES
> http://www.gp.org
> For Immediate Release:
> Monday, March 3, 2008Re-Release as follows
> Home | Press | Print
> Greens, Calling for Palestinian Rights, Urge Divestment from Israel
> GREEN PARTY OF THE UNITED STATES
> http://www.gp.org
> Monday, November 28, 2005
> Contacts:
> Scott McLarty, Media Coordinator, 202-518-5624, mclarty at greens.org
> Starlene Rankin, Media Coordinator, 916-995-3805,
starlene at greens.org
> Mohammed K. Abed, Wisconsin Green Party, 608-332-9900,
mkabed at wisc.edu
> Justine McCabe, International Committee, 860-354-1822,
justinemccabe at earthlink.net
>
>
> RE: Objection to: The peace action committee
> Posting their support of Al-Awda, and the following purpose of said
group.** This can be found on the Peace Action WIKI page:
>
> 1. Political and material isolation of the Genocidal Zionist State
>
>
>
>
> As a Green Party member committed to finding solutions for peace, I
strongly object to the one sided inflammatory verbiage contained in
the above releases and endorsements by the Green Party.
> I call for the Green Party to discontinue their obvious anti-Israel
policy for the following reasons.
>
> At this very moment, and for the past 60 years, 21 Arab nations,
SADR, the Palestinians, the PLO, Hezbollah* - and Hamas **- have
undeniably waged war both politically and militarily as well as
religiously against the state of Israel and it’s Jewish population.
> *(Hezbollah leaders have made numerous statements calling for the
destruction of Israel, which they describe as an unlawful "entity".
{Wikipedia.} Six countries, list Hezbollah, or its external security
arm, as a terrorist organization)
> **(Hamas is listed as a terrorist organization by Canada, Israel,
Japan, and the United States, and is banned in Jordan. Australia and
the United Kingdom list only the militant wing of Hamas, the Izz
ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, as a terrorist organization. The European
Union lists Hamas as a group 'involved in terrorist attacks' and has
implemented restrictive measures against Hamas. {Wikipedia}.)
>
> With the above in mind, I suggest the Green Party has no right to
attack the only democratic country in the Middle East for defending
itself for the past six decades.
> I also suggest that there appears to be a disconnect in the minds
of many greens on the matter of religious freedom. The state of
Israel happens to be the only place on this planet where Jews are
safe from religious persecution both theoretically, by political
intent and in actual practice. But sadly, Israel is not safe from the
bigotry or religious persecution from the Arab world.
> Religious freedom should sound familiar to any Green, to any
American. Yet, our Green Party makes no attempt to condemn religious
persecution in the form of religious venom spewing across Israel’s
borders (from the Arab world) whether it’s rockets being dropped on
Israel’s Jewish civilians or political perfidy from the floor of the
UN.
>
> Consider for a moment
> Maybe the Arabian Peninsula, which was divided up into separate
countries should be forced to coalesce and become one nation? Maybe
the United States should retreat behind its original 1776 borders? Or
maybe America should be given back to the American Indians whose
claim to ownership is unquestionable.
>
> Consider for a moment, the actions of the UN dividing up Yugoslavia
into three separate countries. There is no outcry from the Green
Party over the millions of displaced people separated ethnically, who
will never be able to return to their homes (across newly drawn
borders;) or to Sarajevo, a magnificent city which is now subject to
ethnic restrictions.
> Consider the UN’s military barriers that have been placed between
them to keep them separated and segregated. Why hasn’t the UN created
a military barrier between the Arab world and Israel?
> Why the opposition from the entire Arab world, America and Great
Britain to this almost standard UN procedure?
>
> Take into consideration what happened when Cuba invited communist
Russia onto its shore. Missiles were aimed at Cuba, which would have
decimated the tiny island. In other words America went ballistic!
America even helped Cuban exiles wage a military action against Cuba,
a country that didn’t even fire one bullet at America’s mainland nor
made any move to attack America.
> The invasion failed, so instead of building a wall between the two
countries America used a fortuitously placed natural barrier, called
the Atlantic Ocean to keep the two nations separate.
> The American Coast Guard vigorously patrols this natural barrier
and shots down, takes prisoners or returns anyone coming from Cuba.
> And there’s no one in America who would disagree, that missiles
would have been launched if Cuba had made a serious move against
America, as the communist world kept saying it would do.
> We still have no political relationship with Cuba. We still have
our gunships aimed at them. Why isn’t the Green Party actively
engaged in this important issue, which is right here in our own
backyard?
>
> Why doesn’t the Green Party condemn China, call for boycotts on
every single product on our shelves that is made in China? Why
doesn’t the Green Party call for an all out cessation of any and all
economic aid and ties to a country that is loathsome when it comes to
civil rights and human rights? Why doesn’t the Green Party put out
one press release after another after another, against a country that
mows down its citizens with assault weapons, is still is acquisition
colonial mode in Tibet, throws it’s citizens into jail for speaking
out against the government and has a population of undocumented,
uneducated, unrecognized and displaced 2nd or 3rd children?
>
> One of the major jobs of a government is to protect its citizens
from assault within its borders. The United States has a government
at the moment, who not only failed to do this, but with Cheney
pulling away the air defenses we had (for war games) on 9/11 and Bush
saying he sat outside the classroom watching one of the towers being
hit, it appears Bush/Cheney and Company have been complicit in the
attack. The American Congress has not impeached this tag team, nor
stopped the funding for this tag team’s military action in Iraq,
which is 70% outsourced to private companies such as Blackwater and
Halliburton.
> Israel is being attacked. It’s the job of its government to stop
this and safeguard its citizens. You will have to excuse me, but it’s
plain hubris for Americans to sit comfortably in their homes and
decide how much force they find acceptable for any country to use to
protect itself from an immediate and imminent proven threat.
>
> Why does the Green Party give credence and support to 21 Arab
nations, SADR, the Arabs of Gaza, the Arabs of The West Bank,
Hezbollah and Hamas, and those anti Israel people here in America,
who refuse to acknowledge the right of Israel to exist in peace
without daily threat of death and destruction. Why doesn’t the Green
Party cry out against this religious persecution? Even Ray Hanania,
from the Arab Writers Group Syndicate calls for an end to all forms
of violence against Israeli civilians, calling Arab violence “a
terrorism that is immoral and inhumane and illegal”.
> The press releases issuing out of GPUS are abysmally one sided,
prejudicial and smacks of anti-Israel bigotry. The Resolution Adopted
by the Green Party of the United States, on November 21, 2005,
Whereby The Green Party of the United States (GPUS) publicly calls
for divestment from and boycott of the State of Israel also unfairly
targets Israel.
>
> The Jews of Israel are up against 21 Arab nations, SADR, the
Palestinians, the PLO, Hezbollah, (a terrorist organization) and
Hamas. (A group 'involved in terrorist attacks.)
> Why are the Jews of Israel facing these astronomically dire odds?
> For their right to remain in Israel, a country they emerged from in
1671 BCE, and inhabited since 1272 BCE and gained statehood in 1948;
for their right to be free from religious persecution.
>
> The Arabs of Gaza and the West Bank, originally from what used to
be called Palestine, (forced into tent cities and not welcomed by the
Islamic world who built walls both physically and politically, to
prevent them from crossing into neighboring Arab nations) have
remained in limbo for 60 years. During these 60 years they have been
exploited and subjected to the special agenda of the Arab world
at-large while the UN has been thwarted at every turn from
accomplishing any relocating efforts. In fact the refugee catastrophe
is one of the UN’s most shameful and inexcusable failures.
> There’ve been no refugees left for 60 years like the Arabs of Gaza
and the West Bank have. Nor has there been any way so far, to
reconcile, as I will go into below.
>
> Contrary to innuendo and outright claims by some Greens, Israel is
not a racist nation. But, if the label needs to be placed with
anyone, then Racism is an Arab Policy.
> My assertion that racist policy lies at the doorstep of the Arab
world is unequivocally backed up by 60 years of instigated and
perpetuated aggression specifically directed against Israel’s Jewish
population.
>
> And if it’s not Arab Racism that should be looked at and condemned,
it’s Arab Sexism of the worst possible kind that runs rampant in the
Middle Eastern Arab nations, and should be addressed most ardently by
the world, and especially by the Greens. The subservient, powerless
nature of females in Arab society is well documented, as are the wars
of aggression perpetrated upon Israel by its surrounding Arab
neighbors.
> Not only did 21 Arab nations declare their intent to destroy Israel
in ’48 but they also called on every Arab living in Palestine to wage
war on the Jews; and then proceeded to invade Israel from all sides
while the world stood back and watched.
> What Green has the right to condemn Israel for it’s rigorous and
yes, deadly defensive actions; that Israel feels absolutely necessary
in order to defend its borders and protect its citizens?
> Consider for a moment, the only reason North and South Korea aren’t
at each others throats is due to the enormous military barrier in
place. Who’s paying for that barrier? If this barrier were removed
wouldn’t it be likely the north would move on the south? Is this
barrier acceptable to the Greens since they are not protesting the
use of military power this way?
> Does the Green Party condone gunships leveled against Cuba and
military barrier walls against North Korea while in the same breath
condemning Israel for protecting itself? Where is the incessant
outcry from the Greens against China’s human rights and civil rights
violations that are too numerous to count? Where is the outcry from
the Green Party against human and civil rights abuses in the Arab
world against it’s female population and interestingly enough against
the Arabs of Gaza and the West Bank?
> The slant and intent of the press releases as well as the call for
a boycott is unwarranted and is weighted down with anti Israel
sentiment.
>
> The Jewish people lived in Israel for thousands of years before
Muslim Arabs came onto the scene. Furthermore Jews are the indigenous
population of Israel, being thrown out of their homeland by war and
conquerors and continually returning.
>
> For your reference, a brief history follows:
> 1671 BCE Abraham & Sarah (in present day Israel)
> 1428 BCE Egyptian slavery begins (Israelites)
> 1312 BCE Exodus and Ten Commandments
> 1299 Ottoman Empire established
> 1272 BCE Jewish People re-enter Israel
> 825 BCE First Temple built
> First Temple destroyed;
> 422 BCE Babylonian exile begins
> 352 BCE Second Temple built
> Second Temple destroyed;
> 70 CE Roman exile begins
> 571 CE Mohammad born
> 620 CE Islamic Renaissance
> 633 CE Mohammad died
> 1096 CE First Crusade
> 1420 CE Italian Renaissance
> 1492 CE Expulsion of Spanish Jewry
> 1923 Ottoman Empire dismantled into separate nations
> 1939 CE Holocaust
> 1948 CE Jewish people reinstated in Israel
> 1967 CE Reunification of Jerusalem
>
> During thousands of years of history, the Jewish people fought with
other nations and tribes in the area just as African nations went to
war with their neighbors, just as one American Indian nation fought
with another Indian Nation.
> Wars were not uncommon, but their outcome doesn’t fall into the
definition of apartheid then or now.
>
> Yet apartheid seems to be today’s flavor of the month word. A word
flung about indiscriminatingly and incorrectly by many Greens.
Apartheid was a political system in South Africa from 1948 to the
early 1990’s that gave empire building people of white European
origin both political, cultural, social and economic privileges while
keeping the indigenous African black population segregated. This type
of segregation was for the purpose of forcibly acquiring South
Africa’s natural resources for profit.
> Israel, on the other hand, built a wall between themselves and
people who blow up their children. This is not apartheid.
> Israel has been in defensive mode for decades. That this defensive
mode necessitated their acquiring tactically necessary land in order
to prevent attaches from high ground and then taking land to create a
buffer against this attack is necessary for Israel’s survival, but
wouldn’t be necessary anymore if the Arab world ended their war on
Israel. Am I the only person who can see Arab and Jew living side by
side in one land? Or even side by side in two lands? Or side-by-side
in any way the two parties themselves decide?
>
> GPUS is calling for cutting off aid to Israel, but doesn’t take
into account or seem to object to the lethal policy of military
aggression towards Israel conducted by Arab nations. Nations who
receive billions of dollars from the American taxpayer every year.
GPUS doesn’t seem to object to the stupendous military buildup in
Saudi Arabia that rivals anything in the area, and the military aid
to other Arab countries for weapons that have been and are
continually used against Israeli citizens?
> GPUS doesn’t seem to object to the largest growing industry world
wide, that of the private military outsourcing industry which is
crawling all over the Middle East. This industry has put America into
triple billion-dollar debt and is growing at record speeds to
trillion dollar cost status worldwide.
> The press releases make no mention of the ongoing bill American
citizens pay for arming the Arab world, yet the Green Party is
calling for an end to economic aid to the only free democratic
country in the region. Why isn’t the Green Party running a vigorous
campaign to stop funding the Arab world, or even to stop Blackwater,
Halliburton and all other private military outsourcing companies
whose financial windfalls are crushing the American taxpayer?
> Are there many Greens in America who feel it’s ok to exclusively
arm the Arab world? Or to arm the Bush/Cheney and company’s private
military worldwide that might very well bring about WW III?
> Furthermore, does the Arab world have the right to maim, kill,
murder and use deadly force towards the Jews of Israel or towards
anyone who supports the nation of Israel, even if it’s another Arab?
>
> Are there many Greens in America who feel the Arab nations,
including the Arabs of Gaza and the West Bank have the right to be a
deadly daily threat to every citizen in Israel, every day of every
year in perpetuity?
>
> What If the Arab world actually stopped exploiting their brethren
in Gaza and the West Bank, who they’re using as their front line
suicide pawns? What if the Arab world stopped this exploitation,
which is both economical, and political, would peace be possible? Of
course! But it means America must stay out of the picture, the whole
picture, regardless of the issue of oil in the Middle East.
> One of the serious questions the Green Party needs to ask is why
does the Arab world segregate the Arabs of Gaza and the West Bank?
Are they some sort of threat to the Arab world? Is there some history
that’s beneath the surface which makes these particular Arabs
dangerous or is Gaza and the West Bank being punished for not
standing and killing every Jew in the state of Israel? Why the
animosity from the Arab world?
> Why would Egypt, for instance, carry on an inhuman and immoral
action, which it recently did, against Gaza’s Arabs who tried to flee
into Egypt?
>
> Is war ok? No,
> But it appears that no one wants to deal with the fact that there
can be peace in the Middle East tomorrow. So there will continue to
be Arab aggression against Israel - with no end in sight.
> Are refugee camps ok? No.
> but even though the UN has dealt successfully with refuges in many
difficult and complex situations over the years, the opposition
they’ve encountered from the entire Arab world is why there is a
refugee Gaza and a refugee West Bank – with no end in sight.
>
> War decimates human rights as it escalates down into its inevitable
outcome. It’s no different in the Middle East. War becomes an
atrocity, and in the Middle East both sides have compiled and
published detailed corroborated incidents delineating the only
outcome of war, that being abuses and death at every corner, no
matter which way you turn. But I pose a question to the Green Party.
Aren’t the human rights as well as the civil rights of every young
person being brain washed into committing suicide, while becoming
murders, being violated? Isn’t this an urgent issue that desperately
needs light shown on it? Maybe more so than any other issue?
>
> The landscape of war is one of destruction. The loss of a child, a
mother, a father, a brother, an aunt, an uncle, and/or robbing
children of their childhood by turning 12 to 18 year olds into
killers and murderers, is the only outcome of war.
> No matter which side you turn to, there is loss, suffering and
pain. No matter whether it’s Africa, the Middle East or across the
steppes of Russia to Asia, or even here in the United States that has
an unending trail of broken treaties with it’s native American
People,
> War is poisonous policy, with profits going to old men while our
young people, with their blood and their lives, pay the bill.
>
> Israeli’s have been attached, their young mutilated and murdered
from the very moment of statehood so many decades ago to the present
day. Arabs have suffered great losses in retaliation and their young
killed.
> Is the Palestinian family suffering over the loss of their loving
and wonderful young son? Yes. Is the Israeli family who had their
beautiful young daughter physically maimed for life and brain damaged
in a suicide bombers attack suffering? Yes. Is war totally
destructive to all sides? Yes.
> Does war push the opposing sides into desperately lethal waters?
Yes. Does war wind up being brutal, filled with atrocities as it
engages in its inevitable blood bath? Yes.
>
> Presently, Israel has built it’s own wall, and the incident of
alarmingly young Arab children or mentally challenged woman
committing suicide at the moment they become murderers has been
drastically reduced. Will there be more walls?
>
> The silence from the Green Party all these years concerning the
attacks by 21 Arab nations, SADR, the West Bank and Gaza plus the
military/religious Arab extremist groups, and the funding they engage
in to wage this war on Israel is reprehensible in my estimation.
> To be silent is to condone.
>
> The road out of this quagmire of killing, retaliation, revenge and
death is squarely laid out on the peace table. But peace has to
travel through:
> Algeria
> Bahrain
> Comoros
> Djibouti
> Egypt
> Iraq
> Jordan
> Kuwait
> Lebanon
> Libya
> Mauritania
> Morocco
> Oman
> Palestinians
> Qatar
> Saudi Arabia
> Somalia
> Sudan
> Syria
> Tunisia
> United Arab Emirates
> Western Sahara (SADR)
> and Yemen
> Whose political policy is the total and unequivocal annihilation of
Israel.
>
> In the end, peace must come from within, from grassroots pressure
exerted on both sides demanding that the landscape not be painted
with the blood of their children, but with the colors of peace.
>
> How can the Arabs of Gaza and the West Bank sue for peace, be
returned to their homes, or receive adequate compensation if they’re
continually waging an active violent destructive campaign against
Israel? How can the Arabs of Gaza and the West Bank and the state of
Israel find peace if the Arabs of Gaza and the West Bank refuse to
acknowledge Israel’s right to exist?
>
> What if Israel said fine, Mr. And Mrs. … here is you house back.
Will that work? Will Mr. and Mrs. Returned Property join Israeli
society, become good citizens and contribute to the well being of
all? Will Mr. and Mrs. Returned Property declare that Israel has
nothing to fear from them now or in the future and that they will
change their political policy so that the Jews of Israel and the
Muslims of the Arab world (or at least Gaza and the West Bank) can co
exist in peace and harmony?
> They say not.
>
> And here in America the Green Party and its members take pot shots
at Israel; while with their stupendous silence they condone the
ongoing war of aggression perpetrated by the Arab world upon Israel.
>
> Both Israelis and the Arabs of Gaza and the West Bank have been put
in an untenable position. It must be akin to living in a fishbowl.
There is no room to maneuver and the waters are getting murkier and
poisonous.
> For the Greens, maybe their part is stopping Cheney who it’s been
recently revealed removed America’s air defenses on September 11,
2001. For the Greens, maybe their part is stopping Cheney who went
fishing off the Sultan of Oman's royal yacht on the 5th anniversary
of the “manufactured war” he and Bush started in Iraq? A war that’s
stolen the lives of four thousand American young men and women. A war
that’s put America another trillion dollars in debt.
> Maybe the Green Party should be stopping Bush who said he sat
outside a schoolroom watching one of the twin towers being hit and
for hideously rendering the word patriot unrecognizable by using it
to name one of the most repugnantly undemocratic and unconstitutional
political orders this country has ever been responsible for.
> Maybe the Green Party needs to put all its efforts into stopping
another election being stolen through computer manipulation, by any
candidate?
> Maybe the Green Party needs to elect a President – VP – and
Congress who will reinstitute the Constitution and The Bill of Rights
to it’s rightful place within our political body in order to protect
individual rights against corporate new world order right wing
fanatics?
> Maybe this is what the Green Party needs to do in order to help
bring about peace not only in the Middle East but also around the
world.
>
> The Greens, if they take any stand, must first and foremost call
for the Arab world to acknowledge Israel’s right to exist.
> To take this stand would be monumentally positive, since this one
act, if accomplished, would instantly remove the aggression and
antagonism from all the people, Arab Muslim, Christian or Israeli
Jew, Muslim or Christian in and around Israel.
> Once the threat to Israel’s survival is removed anything is
possible, compensation, return of property, roads opened up and a
free flow of industry and learning.
> Can the world imagine children from Gaza and the West Bank going to
school with Israeli children? Can the Arab world imagine this? Can
the Green Party envision this?
> I can envision peace tomorrow, can the Green Party?
>
>
>
>
>
> __________________________________
> Furthermore!
> The peace action committee
> Posted this on their WIKI page: **
>
> 1) Political and material isolation of the Genocidal Zionist State
>
> With this endorsement, and the incorrect and inflammatory use of
language, you’re looking at the face of bigotry and racism. What’s
looking back is the Green Party of the United States!
>
>
> **Nowhere did the Peace committee condemn Arab and/or Palestinian
religious bigotry towards the Jews of Israel nor did the Peace
committee condemn the continual human rights and civil rights
violations by the surrounding Arab countries against the Arabs of
Gaza and the West Bank.
> The full script on the WIKI site can be found in GPAX Notices
>
>
>
>
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