Comments on: Update 8/30/12: Avaaz’s new petition; ScienceNews on benefit to security from released docs

By: john francis lee

john francis lee — Fri, 31 Aug 2012 12:28:21 +0000

I sent my own emails …

http://robinlea.com/pub/BradleyManning/US-UK-Sweden_emails/

All I found were webpage contact forms. David Cameron only allows 1000 characters. You can see what I sent and are welcome to copy anything I wrote … change the signature, OK?

These guys don’t give a damn what anyone thinks, these emails go right in the bitbucket, I’m sure, just as do the petitions. But someone’s punching a counter on how many received … and that’s one more for each of the three stooges above. If everyone who signed these petition took the time individually, instead … well, they’c get less spam from moveon.org, wouldn’t they?

By: john francis lee

john francis lee — Fri, 31 Aug 2012 10:36:43 +0000

ScienceNews article describes benefit of WikiLeaked docs to security … “With additional data, the model may perform even better, Sanguinetti says”

I’d go for NO more data. Troops home NOW 31 August 10:36 GMT !

By: john francis lee

john francis lee — Fri, 31 Aug 2012 10:20:18 +0000

I often sign online petitions, although I think they have more temporary effect on my feelings of impotence than on whatever cause they are working for … but not this one …

“Avaaz.org was co-founded by Res Publica, a global civic advocacy group, and MoveOn.org …”

Moveon.org is a straight ahead Demoblican front Res Publica is an ‘almost alternate’ news source put there by the msm to displace the real thing. The real target of their petition is your email address.

I’ll take the time to write an email to UK Prime Minister David Cameron, Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt and US President Barack Obama of my own,

I think an individually ‘hand-crafted’ email is worth 100 signatures on a factory petition from a slick advocacy group.