Re: Eli's a-comin'

[QCao009@aol.com]

In a message dated 12/1/2007 2:37:17 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
taunar@plateautel.net writes:

Asked  whether each student would receive a telescope where they could 
actually view  their 'own' star, Broad replied that there are limitations to what  
philanthropists can and should do. "The whole point," he noted, "is that once  
schools have provided students with the necessary skills to get and retain  
good jobs, they will be able to buy their own telescopes. That's the beauty of  
my plan."



Tauna:
 
I can truly feel Eli's pain through your words.  However, to  use Jerry's 
words, was this from the Onion, or should you consider writing  for Letterman and 
Springer ?  
 
It's fascinating how magnanimous most people become with a fistful of  
dollars, especially when they are earned from the sweat of the  masses.  
Indoctrination is always an interesting phenomenon to observe  when one asks who the 
slave is:  the one holding the chain or the one being  pulled, the teacher or the 
student, the missionary or the heathen, the President  or his handlers.
 
Quan



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