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Re: . "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."
Wow, wish I could blame everything on Jerry Brown ... why not go back to his
daddy?
Just returned from guest lecturing, at a few universities, in Switzerland.
Damned if they didn't speak French in Geneva, German in Brig, Italian near
the southern border and I understand they even do a bastardized language
(Rhaeto-Romance) in some parts (probably the nationalist that are hiding
out, trying to bring the revolution to the people). At least they print
everything in English (except restaurant menus...the nerve!).
As for Wilson (most reasonable journalist put the "juju" square on his
shoulders):
"Deregulation wasn't originally the utilities' idea. In fact, it started as
a rebellion against high energy prices. Large industrial customers
complained to then-governor Pete Wilson's Republican administration that
they paid too much for electricity in California. To Wilson the answer was
deregulation: allowing competition and the free market to set energy prices.
So Wilson's California Public Utilities Commission set out to deregulate
electricity."
Ex-Californicated,
Steve Karnish, CTA
Cedar Creek Trading
http://www.cedarcreektrading.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ira Tunik" <irat@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 10:57 AM
Subject: Re: [RT] Another Panic Cut Sets Stage for Rate Hikes Next Year
> 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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