Friday, April 27, 2012
Shabbat Shalom!
'Since then, a duet between Udi Davidi Shlomi Shabat. The song talks about the connection between two worlds, seemingly so different. Indeed, all one sees a different picture because ... ', but' when the wave wash away all the fear, then, we remain pure and free from any bias. Words and Music: Udi Davidi words: Winds are blowing on our ship that one attracts, another there, striving without end Let's adjust it right, we will continue together after all, soon was dry from anywhere you can see the horizon but everyone sees because another of the image difference did not bother the beauty if not forgotten, my brother, listen to the soul so let's look at the sky and ask together the answer to my world your world will raise the banner of love as the wave wash away all fear then, we remain pure and free from prejudice, after all this ship Let us together then we will lead it to a correct way so let's look at the sky and ask together the answer after all we hope for the best two, like my world hope your world will raise the banner of love
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Friday, April 13, 2012
ALEC: Their Corporate Sponsors are Abandoning Them
.... what about Mississippi state legislatures? Cottonmouth has a list.
The following are from the Coast:
Rep. Henry Zuber (R - Ocean Springs) - Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force
Rep. Jeffrey S. Guice (R - Ocean Springs) - Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force
Rep. Mark S. Formby (R - Picayune) - Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force
Sen. Thomas Gollott (R - Biloxi) - Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force
Sen. Michael Watson (R - Pascagoula) - Health and Human Services Task Force
What is ALEC? The American Legislative Exchange Council is responsible for the reprehensible flurry of legislation going on the states for the notorious "stand your ground" laws. They are also responsible for the slew of anti-immigration laws. Fortunately, Mississippi legislatures had more wisdom than their counter parts in Alabama and did not enact a similar law.
ALEC Exposed shows some of the very corporate friendly legislation that will curtail your rights as a consumer and as an employee. They also support suppression of voter's rights. Voter ID anyone?
The Gates Foundation was the latest financial supporter of ALEC to back away.
The "stand your ground" laws are onerous and deserve the attention they are getting now. Hopefully, the voter ID laws will receive the same scrutiny and the legislatures who are members of ALEC deserve our scrutiny as well.
The following are from the Coast:
Rep. Henry Zuber (R - Ocean Springs) - Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force
Rep. Jeffrey S. Guice (R - Ocean Springs) - Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force
Rep. Mark S. Formby (R - Picayune) - Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force
Sen. Thomas Gollott (R - Biloxi) - Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force
Sen. Michael Watson (R - Pascagoula) - Health and Human Services Task Force
What is ALEC? The American Legislative Exchange Council is responsible for the reprehensible flurry of legislation going on the states for the notorious "stand your ground" laws. They are also responsible for the slew of anti-immigration laws. Fortunately, Mississippi legislatures had more wisdom than their counter parts in Alabama and did not enact a similar law.
ALEC Exposed shows some of the very corporate friendly legislation that will curtail your rights as a consumer and as an employee. They also support suppression of voter's rights. Voter ID anyone?
The Gates Foundation was the latest financial supporter of ALEC to back away.
The foundation said it would not award another grant to the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) in the face of criticism of the council's involvement in voting laws and in "stand your ground" gun laws such as one under scrutiny in the Trayvon Martin shooting in Florida.
"At this point, we've decided that it's not the right environment to continue working with them," Gates Foundation spokesman Chris Williams told Reuters on Tuesday.
The "stand your ground" laws are onerous and deserve the attention they are getting now. Hopefully, the voter ID laws will receive the same scrutiny and the legislatures who are members of ALEC deserve our scrutiny as well.
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