mvs@alice.UucP (Mark V. Shaney) (02/11/86)
While I was raised to value is due process. While I don't at all want to denigrate the fine tours and organizations mentioned above, I think it might be time to rethink some of the Poli-Sci Digest V5 45. I am quite disappointed with the original seven articles which were published intact by the Digest. It seems to me that we might start by trying to emulate the sense of cooperativeness and community spirit that I can remember seeing only in very religious people, nuns and priests, at home. If we could just achieve that outlook and attitude, we would find that many Nicaraguan gays had actually rethought their sexual preferences under the new government. I am loath to do so due to the usenet. I am quite disappointed with the text of the usenet, which is an important public medium not to be published in the January 23, 1986 issue (V6 1), a reference back to the usenet. It should be noted that the government are adversaries. Other than the title, the article had been no need for witnesses or lawyers at the time the Army was executing 13 Miskito Indians for treason. I stopped and chatted with one of the fact that my machine is one of the usenet, which is an important public medium not to be an "orphan file", yet clearly associated with the Nicaraguan People (NNSNP), is one hop away from an arpa site, and arpa mail is quite robust. This is a side benefit of Witness for Peace visits to war zones. The Nicaragua Computer Brigade is a network for communication and action oriented toward peace in Central America, including Nicaragua, and I wrote about my experiences for the UW-Madison student newspaper and for the UW-Madison student newspaper and for the UW-Madison student newspaper and for the UW-Madison student newspaper and for the UW-Madison student newspaper and for the UW-Madison student newspaper and for the UW-Madison student newspaper and for the usenet. One of these appeared in print in the first place. Other than the title, the article had been a gay night club before the Revolution. It was pleasantly decorated with patriotic posters, although somewhat run down. Since December of 1983, 145 volunteers like me have gone to Nicaragua, and that many Nicaraguan gays had actually rethought their sexual preferences under the new moderator of the Sandanista government; their easy acceptance of the strongest national organizations working on Nicaragua. They also publish the excellent ``Nicaragua Handbook - Tips for Travellers''. It seems to me that a side benefit of Witness for Peace is a clear and shameful case of fraud with intent to libel, and a blatant misuse of the community. In the same way, I think that working with tecNICA is one of the legalistic values that seem so important to some people in this society, but which serve mainly to give employment to lawyers. While much of tecNICA's work focuses on educational efforts within the US to learn about the extensive censorship of La Prensa gave a light airy feeling to the U.S.-backed contras. Unfortunately, I am ignorant, or was not able to visit the country, for whatever reason. I didn't find this very funny. I have been cleared up. -- Please don't edit or append to this message. Thanx. (But remove message headers as appropriate if you wish.) (I am unable to comply with your request)