Re: Say NO NO NO to Wal-Mart!!!

jps wrote:

> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
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> > Oh, oh, now you've done it. You've provided sources to back up your
> > facts. Be prepared to be labeled a heartless right wing fanatic, or
> > Harry's favorite, "Konservatrash".
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> > Dave
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> This is one of those who funded the "research" provided by the 
> Employment Policy Foundation.

That's nice, whiner.

Are the conclusions wrong, or are they right?  You 
stupid crybaby punk:  they're RIGHT, and you just don't 
like it, so you're trying to smear the researchers.

Doesn't work any more, punk.  You lose.

> John M. Olin Foundation, Inc. 
> The New York-based John M. Olin Foundation, which grew out of a family 
> manufacturing business (chemical and munitions), funds right-wing think 
> tanks like the American Enterprise Institute, the Heritage Foundation, 
> the Manhattan Institute for Public Policy Research, and the Hoover 
> Institute of War, Revolution and Peace. It also gives large sums of 
> money to promote conservative programs in the country's most prestigious 
> colleges and universities. After Michael Joyce left to take charge of 
> the Bradley Foundation, William Simon  continued as president at Olin...
> (Editor's note: William Simon passed away in 2000). 
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> ...Financed by the Olin chemical and munitions fortune. Assets estimated 
> at about $90 million. Gives about $3 million a year to conservative 
> advocacy groups. Supported right-wing causes for many years, but became 
> more focused in its grantmaking after William Simon took over as 
> president in 1977. Simon was followed by Michael Joyce, who left Olin in 
> 1985 to lead the Bradley Foundation. Simon is now Olin's president 
> again.