From: Mike Lorrey (mlorrey@yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Dec 05 2002 - 15:31:23 MST
--- Ramez Naam <mez@apexnano.com> wrote:
> From: Mike Lorrey [mailto:mlorrey@yahoo.com]
> > They are also
> > heavily involved in the anti-extropic luddite and
> > anti-globalization movements which have been shown to be
> > funded by groups which also are known to fund insurgency and
> > terrorist groups around the world (like al Qaeda) from Latin
> > America to Europe to the muslim world.
>
> Excuse me? Are you seriously trying to say that you think
> anti-globalization and luddite groups are funded by al Queda? Or
> that they draw funding from the same source?
That they draw funding from some of the same sources, particularly
overlapping in areas of Palestinian advocacy and combatting the spread
of American culture, something which recent surveys show score highest
in the muslim world and which also have triggered the largest numbers
of protesters in North America and Europe...
Tao.org, based in Toronto, is particularly a propaganda and
organizational epicenter and has served to help muslim radicals find
asylum in and enter the Canadian welfare system. In my own attendance
at antiglobalization and luddite rally planning sessions, which I've
been investigating, it is pretty much a tautology that the same
propaganda espoused by al Qaeda is spouted constantly by many at these
get togethers (and vice versa), and additionally muslims have a higher
than proportionate representation at such meetings.
THese groups are the core of the 'blame the US for 9/11' propaganda,
and Hollywood celebrities and other public figures which are adamant
in their support of anti-globalization and other luddite causes also
promote this 'love islam/hate America' dualism...
>
> Would you care to present any evidence for this rather extreme
> assertion?
I don't have time at the moment, but I think that anybody who has
followed this list over the past year
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