HI Chris,
Thanks for the spelling error. It has probably driven some traffic to sites in Haliburton, Ontario.
However,as someone who lives in Haliburton County, Ontario, I would appreciate it if you would include the extra “l” in that corporate bloodsucker’s name.
Someone who clicks on the tags will be very confused
Thanks
Eric

Stick to what you know, kid.

The cartoon just isn’t funny…no surprises, too obvious. As to shades of grey, the entire world is shades of gray. The trouble with the whole Afghanistan/Iraq/Iran controversy is that the NeoCons have tried to keep it black and white.

You give good tech. Stick to what you know, kid.

There really isn’t much controversy. I think most accept the statements as fact. Where the problem lies is in the apathy that has fallen on this country. Most people I talk to agree, but the divergent ideas on what to do about it seem to stymie any solution.

I get enough political commentary everywhere else, I don’t need it in a computer newsletter!

Hi:
I think that for me to enjoy your newletter, I don’t need but your technology related savvy. In My opinion, you should keep doing inform on the things your are famaus ( and rightly so) on, leaving Ann Coulter and Rosie OD tear people apart politically. Would hate to block you from my Mail.
Thanks
TP

Hey Chris,
I’m reasonably political probably on the left side of independent and your cartoon is right on. I think one reason that some of these are no longer “funny” is that they are more true than false. Add to that kids dying and being maimed and it gets harder and harder to do a political cartoon.
Don’t want to get serious on ya here, but just seems to be a sign of the times. When you think you have heard it all..whammo, something more unbelievable is brought to your attention.

Yes, it’s best to stay away from politics.. especially since 90% of the population just rambles about it without knowing the full equations, and they never will know because they only follow headline news, or better yet arguments by their peers.. the common folks think they know better how to run the country.. They believe it’s easy to solve the worlds’ problem and Americas’s issues over dinner and casual conversations among friends.. all those debates are pathetic because it just shows that these people were convinced by someone’s argument at some point….. then they go on blabering to next person..

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Thank you, BWH

I agree with the assesment that you should stick to what you know, and eliminate any and or all references to anything political in this newsletter. If you want to start another newsletter devoted to politics that is up to you, but leave this one alone. BTW, the cartoon was not funny, and I would hope you don’t agree with it’s implications.

Funny how nobody said a peep when Haliburton was given no-bid contracts in the Balkans, where the United States invaded a sovereign countly that hadn’t threatened us for the purpose of regime change and because of charges of genocide; charges that were largely proven as exaggerated.

I guess was is a bad thing for children and other things (unless it your party in power).

http://www.lp.org

Ok, XM radio rocks, but NPR. I often wondered about their 300 listeners. All things considered I think you should stick to what you know. Please no more lame cartoons. I have admired your knowledge and communication skills since the Tech Tv days and would hate to see you sink to the level of politics.

Thanks
OV1

A bridge way too far. I know where to go for political commentary and it isn’t here.

And I’m not interested in what you think about religion either.