To Temur - The TSE list is still alive.
Why post it to this list? I don't know - after having read and trying hard
to ignore all the heart-rending news of misery in the Balkan and Kosovo in
particular during the last year, I just sincerely felt I wanted to thank
someone, and these discussion lists are some of my main channels to people
of all nations. Kosovo isn't all that far from here either.
It's hardly a political thing - just a thank you. I agree that a list like
this should allow for some space for humanitarian issues as it can widen
thinking and general historical understanding, though extensive political
discussions should perhaps better take place elsewhere.
Arwin
Drop these careful lines; words are such a drag
Expose the naked idea and let my mind bathe
In its bright image
----- Original Message -----
From: Robert Kibler <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, March 25, 1999 5:52 AM
Subject: Re: Kosovo
why limit discussion by creating a rule or understanding against it? I have
no desire to discuss Kosovo, but if people want to discuss it, why not use
this forum? If they don't, the discussion simply will not fly. Pound talked
about everything under the sun, and Confucius, his sometimes mentor, thought
that rules begat more rules, all of which stopped people from thinking and
acting responsibily.
>>> Temur Kobakhidze <[log in to unmask]> 03/24 9:32 PM >>>
Daer Arwin,
I am with you as far as Cosovo is concerned.
I do not get message from the TSE discussion list. Could you tell me if the
list
is still alive?
Temur
Arwin van Arum wrote:
> In the coming days no doubt the Western world, and the US in particular,
> will have a lot of skepticism shot at it for the current NATO undertaking.
> But not from me. I support the action wholeheartedly and would like to
thank
> all those in the involved countries for their support of the oppressed,
> plundered and raped Kosovans. My thanks go in particular to the US as
they,
> as usual, bear the brunt of the operation and will undoubtedly also take
> most of the political heat.
>
> Arwin
>
> Drop these careful lines; words are such a drag
> Expose the naked idea and let my mind bathe
> In its bright image
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