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Did you hear on the news last week about the CA state school panel
that recommended mandatory gay-ed for all students and separate
restrooms in public schools for transvestite students? I am not
making this up. Maybe Bush ends up getting support from school
vouchers from an unlikely source.
Meanwhile Palos Verde and COB electricity are still lingering very
near the all time highs from a couple of months back -- an
approximate 10X increase in a couple of years. And the bay area real
estate markets are digesting the internet implosion -- for instance,
apt owners are calling existing residents and reducing their rent.
Having left LA last fall, I just paid what thankfully will be my last
taxes to CA.
Chris
--- In realtraders@xxxx, Ira Tunik <irat@xxxx> wrote:
> One can thank Jerry Brown when he was the hip new governor and
Willie Brown,
> another champion of the great liberal movement. From welfare to
food stamps,
> it has been a give-away program for years. The influx of people to
the state
> has not been high tech workers, but those looking for bigger
benefits and
> better health care. They started the big all the way to the left
movements.
> There is now bi-lingual education. You don't have to know English
to hold a
> job. The state language will soon be Spanish and everything will
continue to
> be printed in English, Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean and what ever
other
> language they can think of as required by a population that no
longer has to
> be able to read or write the language of the country. Try that
anywhere else
> in the world. Warren, Regan, and Wilson were all conservatives and
did what
> the could to straighten things out. The liberals have had the bit
in their
> mouths for a while now. They were the ones that created this
wonderful
> energy problem with their very poorly thought out deregulation.
>
> Prosper wrote:
>
> > Commencing about 30 to 40 years ago there has been an exodus
of the
> > people that were sick of California's problems and taxes. A
> > psychological profile of these people would indicate that they
were the
> > sold conservative individuals that believe in working and
supporting
> > whatever community that they live in. In the late '80s California
was
> > beginning to look like a third world country. The boom that
occurred
> > afterwards put the situation on pause and in some places even
reversed
> > it for awhile, now the same old problems are resurfacing, the
boom is
> > drying up, and even more people are looking to get out. If a big
crash
> > is in the works, I'd say better sooner than later.
> >
> > California-ism, and the like have been tried over and over again
and
> > they've never worked and they never will.
> >
> > Prosper
> >
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