Now, if "in war, truth is the first casualty," public enlightenment would make war impossible! The war to end all wars, then, must be a war of words. (And while the landed control education, we can say, "in school, truth is the first casualty.")
The Balkan conflict, by polarizing views among them, has forced news agencies to report on inaccuracies, manipulations and bias in reports from 'the other guys.' In the wake of renewed public interest in media bias this has stimulated, there has been a sudden wave of humble introspection by journalists for being such NATO-lackeys. Even though they aren't touching the idea that 'who is whose lackey' is debatable, a rapidly swelling public mistrust of mainstream news sources assures the aperture of the Georgists' window of opportunity is, yet, still waxing. Never before, it seems, has the public ear been such fertile ground for the seed of Geo-Wisdom. Perhaps the time has come for the fabled 'great push.'
Georgists, as we know, come from the left, right and completely non-political segments of society. Lately, though, due primarily to the increased ease of mass communication, but accentuated by the lop-sided war in Kosovo, left-ish news sources, competing also among one another, seem to, more and more, reflect the Georgist paradigm, poverty's and war's only antidote, that all-important "public enlightenment" to which I refer above.
George Truly,
Adam Jon Monroe, Jr.
Editor, The Georgist News 212.613.5766 georgist@aol.com
PS - Thanks for promoting The Georgist News! More new subscribers are signing
up all the time! Yes! Keep it going!
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Section 2. EVENTS
"WTO, Meet My Friend, WWW"
Earth's owners were mighty cocky to schedule the secret signing of the MAI
(Multilateral Agreement on Investment) for May Day last year. May Day has
been, for over 100 years, the international labor movement's official day of
protest. The MAI would have severely limited national authority in dealings
with international corporations, which would have been given rights in those
countries equal or beyond even their citizens'. The thinking was that if all
the "big boys" signed up (knowing they'd be on the right end of the deal),
all the smaller nations would have to sign up in order to trade profitably.
Voila - instant world government!
Use of the Internet by alternative journalists is largely credited with
fostering the public scrutiny and NGO mobilization which kept the MAI from
moving forward. Happy May Day! MAI-Not Home Page: http://mai.flora.org
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Pat Aller's great '97 MAI article:
http://www.henrygeorge.org/cultsex/12497.htm
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The MAI was judged by Project Censored, 1998's #1 most censored news item:
http://www.sonoma.edu/projectcensored
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Seoul - Using May Day as a focus, hundreds of thousands of South Korean
workers took to the streets Saturday in a demonstration of dissatisfaction
with new government rules for corporations there, which have resulted in
substantially greater unemployment: http://www.labourstart.org
Privately conducted analyses of recently released government statistics from
1993 by Yoon-Sang Kim, writer of the Korean translation of Progress and
Poverty, reveal the root of South Korea's labor unrest. Among households, the
richest 5% own over 50% of Korean land value and 33% of households own no
land value. The top 1% of land-owning corporations possess two thirds of all
corporate-owned land value. To no surprise, South Korean land value tax rates
are estimated to be a fraction of 1%. (Is there a list anywhere of "Worst
Practices"?)
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It's thought an American creation, but Australia may hold the legitimate
claim to originating May Day as a modern labor movement holiday:
http://www.comatonse.com/ultrared/mayday.html
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Some trace the May Day tradition to even deeper roots:
http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/5202/mayday.htm
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Philadelphia, PA - Saturday (4/24/99) was extremely important for a mighty
movement affiliated indirectly(?) with ours, to stop the execution of Mumia
Abu-Jamal. Begrudgingly, local news agencies lobbed a few token reports on
the Philadelphia "Millions for Mumia" march marking his birthday. Sufficient
public attention could save Mumia's life, but journalists in the major TV and
newspaper markets describe him, as though in choral union, "the convicted
cop-killer" and marvel at peoples' call to spare his life.
For what may seem to us rather obvious reasons, Georgists, therefore somewhat by default, are opposed to capital punishment. More and more, however, some are also becoming highly dubious of the circumstances surrounding Mumia's arrest, trial, conviction, sentencing and the slew of genuinely suspicious motivations of his opponents in the case. These are, after all, the very same people whose scandalous justice system Mumia's radio show was bringing under public scrutiny week after week. This fact and Philly's reputation for corruption among police and city officials are reason enough to wonder, but rarely mentioned in the mainstream press.
Both San Francisco and Philadelphia recorded crowd sizes for the march ranging (source-dependant) between 10,000 and 30,000. Well organized Fake Earth Day events among college students in the Philadelphia area began Monday and ended Friday rather than go through Saturday, "Mumia Day." Official invitations to the FED festivities made no reference to the march, however.
On the day before the march, the online front page of The Philadelphia
Inquirer contained this immodestly Anti-Mumia article which, despite itself,
tends to cast serious doubt whether Mumia isn't, as is said, scheduled to die
because of his political views:
http://www.phillynews.com/inquirer/99/Apr/23/front_page/CAUS23.htm
Associated Press' online article for AOL titled "Crowd Rallies for Convicted
Killer" was urbanized for more sympathetic Chicago Tribune online readers, to
"THOUSANDS RALLY IN PHILADELPHIA ON DEATH ROW INMATE'S BEHALF." Both versions
of the article, however, imply that Mumia is surely guilty even while they
acknowledge his version of the facts have yet to be heard:
http://chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/article/0,1051,SAV-9904250226,00.html
Americans were not harshly critical of an obvious media bias against OJ
Simpson's acquittal, but is it, therefore, now OK for every black man to be
assumed guilty by the press? Is it now OK to assume, therefore, that every
verdict handed down by the courts is probably correct?
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Real revolutionaries usually don't have any problem at all understanding
"how, in this modern age, land can be considered of any great significance."
Georgists, therefore, may not be surprised to read extremely
Georgist-sounding rhetoric attributed to the leader of Mexico's insurgent
force, Subcomandante Marcos.
"These lands are rich with oil, uranium and precious lumber. The government wants them for the great transnational companies. We want them for all the Mexicans. The government sees our lands as a business. We see our history written in these lands." - Excerpt from a letter to Mumia Abu-Jamal on his birthday, penned last month by Subcomandante Marcos.
Here is the full text of Marcos' letter quoted above, plus one he sent to
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Ridge:
http://www.dejanews.com/=aol/getdoc.xp?AN=470246646
Mumia mobilizations are massive: http://www.iacenter.org/actnmaj.htm
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Los Angeles, CA - Another Georgist public figure in peril, John McConnell,
was among several individuals chosen by the prestigious Los Angeles-based
environmental group, The Wyland Foundation, to receive an award for service
to Earth's oceans. Ironically, but, somehow, rather appropriately, he
received his award Thursday, April 22. Wyland is dedicated to preserving
Earth's oceanic life, a frighteningly necessary effort.
Georgists, perhaps even more than any other group, realize that a sincere desire to do so is all too often insufficient to assure that one's efforts advance life's cause. Indeed, it may well be that Wyland's noble intentions were but fertile soil for explanations of the Earth Day hoax disseminated on the Internet by Georgists and others concerned for society's relationship with nature (See next item).
500-600 people attended the posh, hi-tech Wyland ceremony at the Director's Guild of America. A massive video screen was used to present among many other things, a video, by Jill Remington, about John McConnell and the real Earth Day. Many Hollywood celebrities and other environmental leaders attended and McConnell says he had a very good talk with Bob Hunter, Greenpeace Founder.
McConnell seemed grateful for Wyland's brave move in paying him such recognition and for flying him and his wife to California to accept the award, where they were also able to visit close family members.
[Thank you, Wyland Foundation, and good luck. Without the life of Earth's oceans, which is also beautiful, humanity would probably die, even if only from sadness.]
Wyland World Headquarters
5 Columbia, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656
(800) WYLAND - 0 foundation@wylandfoundation.org
http://www.wylandfoundation.org/awards.html
(See several related items in Section III & IV of this issue.)
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Other April 22 organizers are suspected of developing reservations about the
interests backing Fake Earth Day. One year ago, the phrase "History of Earth
Day" in a search engine would have yielded a huge selection of sites. Today,
that will not happen. And if you try to visit the resulting links, ... the
pages are now missing ... Yes, the Internet is, indeed, a powerful tool.
Gone: http://www.earthday.org/edhistry.htm
Gone: http://envirolink.org/earthday/history.html
Gone: http://www.cfe.cornell.edu/Earthday/about/about.html
Other Earth Day sites, unlike a year ago, now have no reference to Earth
Day's fake history: http://www.earthday.net
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This just in:
New York, NY - This past weekend at the Community Church in New York City,
Mr. McConnell served on a panel to submit recommendations to the United
Nations for "Agenda 21," (the UN's agenda for the 21st Century).
If you can, help promote public awareness of the landed media's cynical
effort to rewrite history and, at the same time, help a brave, fellow
Georgist fight back against those attempting to squash his name and noble
effort from social understanding. If you can, write a check of any amount
payable to Earth Trustees, Inc. and mail it to:
John McConnell
1933 Woodbine St.
Ridgewood, NY
THE EarthDay web site: http://www.earthsite.org
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Beginning Saturday, 5/1/99, the Banneker Center for Economic Justice is
sponsoring a two week online seminar/discussion about democracy moderated by
Eward Dodson, Director of the School of Cooperative Individualism.
The launching point for the discussion is one of Dodson's crafted teaching
aids, a paper, entitled "The Democratic Imperative." This document, a general
invitation and a sign up page for the event are here:
http://www.progress.org/democracy
Mr. Dodson is welcoming your questions or comments about the event:
ejdodson@msn.com
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Late last month, leading Georgist advocate and Professor of Global Economy at
JFK University, Fred Foldvary, made a presentation at the "Liberty and
Anarchy" seminar at the University of Quebec at Hull (near Ottawa*).
[*The Ottawa Citizen, a leading newspaper there, has been publishing more and more Georgist-leaning articles, such as "Greening the Tax Man," which was circulated widely in various ecological news discussion groups earlier this year. In general, Canada seems increasingly open to the ecotax idea (See GN-1/6/99). - AJM]
"It was well received," he writes, "and there was a lively discussion. One person asked a lot of questions about using rent for public revenue, but that was good, since this meant he was interested."
At his new web site [See Sec. III, below.], you can access the document upon which Foldvary's Quebec talk was based, "Between State and Anarchy: A Model of Governance": http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Oracle/9252/quebec.html
Fred Foldvary's new web site: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Oracle/9252
The Anarchy and Liberty Seminar Series:
http://www.pierre-lemieux.net/A&Lposter.html
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Geo-Advocacy Training Seminar
As mentioned in GN Section 5 last week, this summer's annual conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations (CGO) seems to bear outreach potential far beyond all those previous. A major bonus opportunity though is what may well be our most significant "inreach" event, the Georgist Education Conference. This will take place in the single tax community of Arden, Delaware and immediately follow CGO's in nearby Washington, DC.
If you're afraid studying "education" techniques might be a bore, take a look at some of what is currently on the docket and think again! (As Lindy puts it, when it comes to Georgist activism, "education IS activism.") Monday morning, experts in their area will share techniques for addressing such (seemingly) diverse target audiences as Libertarians, Greens and religious groups. After that, Josh Vincent explains why he and the HGFA (Henry George Foundation of America) have been able to move the Georgist agenda so far so fast with the two-rate proposal. Then, the ever-enlightening Harry Pollard will make the case for a more macro approach. The design progresses thusly with "More Than Just Economics," a discussion led by Pat Aller, on the Georgist philosophy in culture and history and how to broaden our focus to strengthen our message. And this is all before 2:30 PM on the first of a three day affair ... get the picture?
Many others with geo-educational techniques to share have signed up to participate in concurrent sessions and you, too, are invited to share yours. If you would like to explain your most effective info-strategies, contact conference organizer, Lindy Davies so he can sign you up. There's a lot more about this event you'll appreciate knowing, so visit the web site of the Henry George Institute where a detailed schedule is currently posted: http://www.henrygeorge.org
Lindy Davies, Director
The Henry George Institute
RR 1, Box 1137
Brooks ME 04921
207-722-3042 teacher@henrygeorge.org
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Section 3. INFO-WAR
NEWS-WATCH: (Even a cat can look at a king)
If the Georgist perspective is ever considered by the public at large, some
folks are going to look mighty silly. Unfortunately for them, only by
exposing the pro-landlord bias among our socially revered information
industries, esp. of news and education, can Georgists explain civilization's
failure, thus far, to enact even one sane economic system anywhere in the
world nor the abnormal degree of public ignorance of the land question and
its theorists.
Of all the journalistic disingenuousness regarding land reform exposed so far by The Georgist News, this may yet be the most grotesquely obvious (though, of course, it could just be article number one million and one in our list of those which, somehow, accidentally appear to be thoroughly disingenuous and are actually sooooo sincere and unknowingly forwarding misinformation from others): http://www.gazette.com/archive/99-04-07/opin1.html
NEWSPEAK UPDATE: Defining New Landed Media Terminology
I thought, at first, journalists would realize how silly they sound and quit
doing this, but TV news people, especially, can't seem to stop referring to
"people who have been ethnically cleansed." What does a person look like
after they've "been ethnically cleansed"? A renter? No wonder street people
don't take showers! Oh, to be ethnically dirty again!
Some pols are even going so far as to say the definition of genocide includes kicking people off their land. Small farmers around the world who have lost their land to speculators, however, are not advised to expect any NATO-assisted repatriation.
WATCH-WATCH: Flushing Out 'Alternative News' Decoys
And finally, here's an item for any Georgists with some lingering doubt about
whether Earth Day is a Left-Right issue or a Geo-Neo issue.
Libertarians Choke On Earth Day
Internet - Here are several recent articles, by so-called 'libertarians,'
about Earth Day and how the (not-) free market is actually better for the
ecosytem than are regulations. While they all take the opportunity to
criticize what Earth Day has come to represent, none of them contain the
faintest peep about historical revisionism and intentional public
misdirection. With avowed leftists, one might expect even the sincere to shy
away from thinking about such a gory scandal, but what are these peoples'
excuse?
Two of the articles even mention John McConnell, so, especially in their case, it's pretty inexcusable. Libertarians claim to be neither left nor right, but if they really wanted people to reconsider their political loyalties in light of this special occasion, why don't they expose the Earth Day hoax? Has the Libertarian Party been taken over by Leftist "shills"?
http://www.reason.com/9905/co.ts.april.html
http://www.heartland.org/environment/REDessays/jbast.htm
http://www.ethanallen.org/commentaries/earth.html
http://www.free-eco.org/free/pubs/990414jb.html
http://www.cei.org/update/1999/4-99-ja.html
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The "Earth Day Information Center" contains the longest list of "Right-Wing
environmentalist" articles I've ever seen. Pro-Sprawl?? Beyond disingenuous,
of course, the pieces are farcical, so who do these guys think they're
fooling? Anyone can see these articles are not about conserving the
environment, they're about condemning Left-wing environmental policies. So,
why would they go out of their way to support, rather than expose the Earth
Day hoax? Huge print there reads, "In Response to Your Many Questions: Earth
Day is April 22, and it Falls on the Same Date Every Year":
http://www.nationalcenter.org/EarthDay98.html
Articles there pretend to prove that 'sprawl is good' ... or that Earth's
ecosystem is impervious to damage by any human activities ... While one of
their pages bewails Earth's "overpopulation"!!!:
http://www.nationalcenter.org/EarthDay99Quotes.html
Awareness of the Earth Day hoax (or of the overpopulation hoax) would change
how the public views the press, educators, political representatives and
society's relationship with nature. Not too sure about that? Next item,
please.
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Carolyn Chase, Director of The Earth Day Network (an April 22 Org), is
thought to have visited The Progress Report at least once last year to read
the article in which she was interviewed, Earth Day Secrets. Now, her web
site is no longer focused on Earth Day. No longer is "The History of Earth
Day" on her site. The Earth Day links there are still to Fake Earth Day
org.s, but hey, ... a little truth goes a long way, doesn't it? Yup; compare
the circuitous, superficial logic of the above referenced Right-Wing
journalists with what Ms. Chase has to say (don't miss the last part):
http://www.sdearthtimes.com/et0499/et0499s1.html
Can you imagine? She's the "wacko-commie-regulatory-tree-hugger" and those
other writers are the "principled" ecological economics "experts"? Did the
Left and Right swap platforms while I was in the other room? Well, as a
matter of fact, Carolyn even seems to have all these guffawing Libertarian
curmudgeons whipped pretty embarrassingly in the political analysis
department as well: http://www.sdearthtimes.com/et1098/et1098s0.html
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Maybe it isn't a tidal wave of enlightenment, but just to prove that many
journalists out there are prime candidates for 'cat-vision,' consider this,
from a recent piece by Alan Bock, "America's Courtier Press":
"Could it be that the war is at least as much about control of natural resources as it is about self-determination and humanitarian impulses?
"A genuinely independent press might look behind official platitudes to delve into such possibilities, ... "
Thanks for the plug, Mr. Bock! And I'll take this opportunity to remind
readers this isn't the first time I've located sensible reporting such as the
above through World Net Daily. Bock's article:
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_bock/19990416_xcabo_americas_c.shtml
THE REAL NEWS: Geo-Media Advances
The Internet being the fastest and least expensive means of reaching the
greatest number of people and Georgists being both economists and
evangelists, naturally our presence in cyber-space is a focus of thriving
activity.
Two of the newest Georgist sites to have been developed are also among the most political (perhaps, another trend). "Todd's Home Page" is a deceptively humble title for one of them, a "Neo Vs. Geo" site on par with Dan Sullivan's powerfully persuasive and historically fascinating "Geo-Libertarian Home Page." The other is also from the movement's Geo-Lib sector, but rather than a novice, is from a guru, Prof. Fred Foldvary.
Notable in this regard, Foldvary's latest, a "Dictionary of Free Market
Economics" from Edward Elgar Press, was named March's "Book of the Month" by
the popular libertarian Internet network, "Free-Market.Net,":
http://www.free-market.net/features/bookofthemonth
Prof. Foldvary on his new site:
A few years ago, not liking any of the economics textbooks, I wrote my own,
titled "The Science of Economics." A publication plan in the UK did not pan
out, so I have now posted the manuscript in my website at:
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Oracle/9252/economics.html
Links to a wide assortment of Foldvary's highly regarded books, papers, articles and editorials are also accessible there: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Oracle/9252
Senior Editor of The Progress Report, Georgists' most referenced web site,
Fred Foldvary is likely the most prolific and widely read Georgist journalist
today. And while most pundits want to give every possibility a "5.5" or play
both sides of, for example, the Balkan issue, The Progress Report is
straight. You know why - Georgists are not confused. This is the refreshing,
clear and enlightened perspective for which the world is searching:
http://www.progress.org
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This major news just in: "The Geonomist" is back!
Jeff Smith, President of The Geonomy Society (possibly Georgists' most
hyper-active American group), has just published a Spring issue of his
dynamic periodical, The Geonomist. If you find Georgist journalism helpful
and inspiring, you are in luck; it doesn't get much better than The
Geonomist. Georgists are not fully up to date unless they read this, so don't
delay: http://www.progress.org/geonom49.htm
The Geonomy Society: http://members.aol.com/geonomy/geonomy.htm
1611 SE Nehalem St., #2
Portland, Oregon 97202-6700
503-236-1968 Fax: 503/760-4932 geonomist@juno.com
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Internet - Roy Davidson has just finished a web page on the role of the
French Physiocrats in the development of classical political economy, called
"Physiocrats and the Impot Unique." The physiocrats might well be the most
under-taught and mis-taught of all economists. Good going, Mr. Davidson:
http://www.angelfire.com/az/physiocrat
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Internet - Carmen Colombo, proprietor of the dynamic WOW Zone (Wish Only
Well), has created a massive, beautiful new array of interactive Earth
Trustee web sites, like the Earth Day Assembly, a discussion board where
messages can be translated into various languages with two clicks of your
mouse - pretty useful!
http://assembly.nerdworld.com/assembly.asp?assembly=Earth.Day.Assembly
EarthDayOne is another new web site dedicated completely to the REAL Earth
Day and might be the best yet. It's vast, sophisticated and inviting.
Bookmark this and use it as a reference for not only fact-finding, but
site-hosting: http://www.earthdayone.org
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From Todd Altman -
On the inside cover of the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation's 1998 Catalog (the
page with the table of contents), there's a typo with respect to their 1-800
number. It currently reads 800-269-2555. The correct number is 800-269-9555.
Be sure to correct that before handing it out to a friend or family member.
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Section 4. NETWORK NEWS
From The Hague Appeal for Peace:
Netherlands - The Hague Appeal for Peace Civil Society Conference will be
held from May 11 to 15, 1999 in The Hague, The Netherlands:
http://www.haguepeace.org
[See related item in Sec. V, below.]
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Indiana's Mayor Stephen Goldsmith gave a talk based on his new book, "The
21st Century City: Resurrecting Urban America," at the Independent Institute
on Tuesday April 6th. In attendance were, among others, Prof. Fred Foldvary
(See Section III, above) and Oakland's Mayor Jerry Brown, the former Governor
of California and US Presidential candidate.
Foldvary asked Mayor Brown if he was familiar with Henry George's proposal to
only tax land rent, to which Brown replied that he had heard of George but
didn't know much about this. The Professor was, then, able to explain the
concept for a couple of minutes, before attention was diverted. Not a bad
start though! Jerry Brown's web site: http://www.wtp.org
Independent Institute: http://www.independent.org
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From Chris Toto / Urban Ecology List -
Denver, CO - The 1999 Colorado Sustainability Summit started Saturday
(5/1/99) in Denver, Colorado and will continue through tomorow, May 5th.
Georgists are familiar with keynote speaker Alan Thein Durning of Northwest Environment Watch, author of the popular book, Tax Shift*, which did not fail to reference Pennsylvania's Georgist revolution. Durning's book also earned him the keynote speech at the 1998 conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations** in Portland, Oregon.
Find out more about the Denver Summit here: http://www.sustainablecolorado.org
*Tax Shift is available here: http://www.progress.org/books
**The CGO's exciting 1999 conference schedule and other related upcoming
events are at the new and improved CGO web site: http://www.progress.org/cgo
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From a Press Release to Sierra Club's Sprawl List:
"Terrain: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments" is now accepting
submissions in all categories - poetry, essays, fiction, articles, and
artwork (ARTerrain) - for Issue No. 4, "The Suburban Frontier." Submissions
are due by May 10 for publication on June 10, 1999. For more information,
visit Terrain's web site: http://www.terrain.org - editors@terrain.org
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Georgists might have some ideas for these teachers asking how to teach their
students about the environment: http://www.wowzone.com/etqac.htm
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Internet - Apparently in even greater need of exposure to the Georgist
perspective are participants in the new "Earth Forum." One major topic of
discussion there is the focus of its sister site, "Earth Charter." While
national leaders, happily, are in no rush to establish more and more powerful
institutions of planetary government, global finance groups and many
environmentalists are becoming scarily chummy on the topic.
Earth Forum: http://www.earthforum.org
Earth Charter: http://www.earthcharter.org
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Section 5. COMMENTS, REMINDERS AND PERSONAL NOTES
Correction re: Sec. V-GN 4/15/99 from Al Hartheimer - Victoria Woodhull, not Carrie Catt, was the first woman to run for Presidential office in the US: http://www.glue.umd.edu/~cliswp/Bios/vwbio.html
[Woops! Uh, ... I was just testing you! {= ) No, really, thanks, Al! -AJM]
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Also, thanks for the great "links" to some wonderful information." - Mrs.
J.C. Martin
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"Once again, an excellent edition of GeoNews. I looked up the Scottish Greens
site for info on their LVT approach to land reform, which I will include in
my presentation to the Lancaster Greens in PA at their May 6 meeting.
"And I read through the Progress Report article by Foldvary on Kosovo to get
ideas for a paper to present at the Hague Appeal for Peace conference next
month." - Alanna Hartzok
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YES! Terrific! Thanks, Alanna!
See, folks? This Georgist News stuff can be really helpful, so keep it coming and stay tuned!
Sincerely George,
Adam Jon Monroe, Jr.
Editor, The Georgist News 212-613-5766 georgist@aol.com
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