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Contributed by Ray Tapajna
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 Hillary & Bill Clinton Tapsearch Com featuring Tapart News and Art that Talks kept a record of many of the jobs that were lost and the many companies that closed down in 1998 and some of the previous years. The list is available at Tapart News and Art that Talks at site noted below. In 1998 alone, more than 250,000 jobs were lost in high technology. During this time, President Clinton proclaimed a statistical prosperity while millions were losing their jobs and a silent depression was spreading across the land. (Hurricane Katrina exposed this silent depression in New Orleans after the storm.) Surrounding the time of President Clinton, the U.S. went through the most massive dislocation of jobs in U.S. history. A working poor class was created at the expense of the middle class. Getting American Working Forum reported that 50% of all the human resources in the USA was not being used. |
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Contributed by Alan M. Webber
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 All War is Local I'm living now in Santa
Fe, a lovely
city
of some 70,000 people far from the media glare of the Boston-Washington
corridor, which was my home for more than 20 years. About a month ago,
I flew back to Washington to spend a weekend with an old friend, Larry
Smith.
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Contributed by Brooks J. Kelly, Ph.D.
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 Industrial Hemp
by Brooks J. Kelly, Ph.D.
1. No Drug
Potential
Industrial hemp was once widely grown throughout the Midwestern United
States, and today is still utilized as an industrial resource in many
countries around the world. In fact, feral descendants of the finest
quality industrial hemp still thrive in scattered pockets throughout
the Midwestern United States. Industrial hemp is known to produce
exceedingly low amounts of THC (drug), and extremely high amounts of
CBD (non-drug). For example, the industrial hemp currently growing wild
(feral) throughout the Midwestern United States has a THC
'concentration that is less than 0. 10 %, and a CBD concentration
greater than 2.5 %. Thus. industrial hemp has no drug potential. |
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Contributed by Dave Lindorff
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 Roundhouse Democrats Kill Democracy and Protect a Criminal Presidency in New Mexico
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Contributed by J. R. Ransom
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 John Grubesic This is a statement just released by Senator John Grubesic (D-Santa Fe), who was one of the sponsors of SJR 5, the impeachment
resolution that was killed without debate this afternoon. He's one of
the patriots in our NM Democratic caucus and in today's America, along
with co-sponsor Gerald Ortiz y Pino, all the other Democratic Senators
who voted for the resolution as it was passed through three committees
and all the ordinary citizens who worked so hard on this effort. I hope
future generations will know that there were many who dedicated
themselves to stopping the madness of the Bush era, whether we are
ultimately successful or not. Not everyone clung to business as usual,
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