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From:
wownflutter
To:
Andrea Bardelli Danieli ,
Date:
Wed, 12 Sep 2001 00:56:15 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:
Re: [idm] American disaster: Don't Unsub
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Andy Don't unsubscribe. "Life" is a rollercoaster ride of emotions, love and loss. What can/should unite us ALL is our love of IDM and the arts. Even if there is dissenting opinions voiced on this list, it is only a sign of people voicing their concerns from what "they believe." We ALL believe IDM is wonderful. So, lets take it from there. Peace --- Andrea Bardelli Danieli <abardelli@freesurf.ch> wrote:
quoted 113 lines I thought I would refrain from commenting on what> > I thought I would refrain from commenting on what > happened on my loved idm > list music list, but people have gone too far for me > not to react, sorry. > > As Brian said, more than 50% seems to be from the US > here, so there is much > concern. Think we haven't noticed this, in the past? > Of course this list is > mostly made of people in the US. I remember comments > about "we invented the > internet", and "let's bomb the fuckers" in the past, > with all the nineties > wars that made many a civilian victim. > > Before you start flinging rude nationalistic > comments at me, or consider > unsbscribing me from the list, think about what Rob > Salit just noted: > > >I just wanted to make a point that this tragedy > doesn't only affect us here > >in the US. When an attack like this occurs, all of > the countries that > >support us in NATO are involved. And it is also a > point to say that if it > >can happen here, it can happen anywhere, anytime. > The last place that I'd > >want to be right now is in any country that could > be related to the attacks. > >We're gonna launch some serious action. This is > far from over. > > We in Europe have always had to live with the > consequences of the > aggressive US policies in the world. This time, it > hit America first, but > as the planes will inevitably take off from europe > to bomb the middle east, > we will take most of the aggro, as usual (tension in > airports and city > centres, military surveillance heightened in > sensitive areas, etc., and > what is more, a clear and very very likely threat of > military retaliation > from the middle east, because the US are far, but > europe is nice and nearer > to bomb and attack). I am Italian, our country is > right in the middle of > the Mediterranean (I know this doesn't mean a lot to > people in the US, look > it up in a map, and you'll understand) and Italy is > FULL of American and > NATO bases. This is where planes take off when they > go bombing Iraq, Serbia > etc. This is where many nuclear bombs from the > former eastern countries > were pointed at. And it has already happened in the > past that we were > attacked from our geographic neighbours (Libya, for > instance). What's more, > Italy has a horrendous history of civilian tragedies > of which the US were > directly responsible of: civilian planes being shot > down "by mistake" while > trying to shoot down libyan planes at night (1980), > people being killed by > US planes that were "playing" in alpine valleys > (1999), bombs on trains, in > squares, banks etc., for which justice courts found > out the CIA to be > partly responsible, etc etc. > And we are ALLIES. What a fucking laugh. Now we > should also put up with > Bush, it seems. You gotta be kidding. > > Believe me, these days are tragic ones for us all, > the consequences of what > happened will be borne by all of us, but the > europeans will take much of > the aggro though. As usual. > > Well this time I am writing because what I least > want on my beloved music > list is the nationalistic reactions I have seen. > They are totally out of > place, and they can only irritate people in Europe, > who have borne MOST of > the tragedies in the western world (but not as much > as the 3rd world...). A > point of view like Mr.Hackett's isn't even > considered on the list, it just > gets "bombed" like American reactionaries like to > bomb anything that moves > and doesn't say "I love the US". Think twice before > you shoot, it's us you > are shooting. > > Now you can unsubscribe me Mr Rachielles, I actually > felt like > unsubscribing myself even before (during the Serbian > war, for instance), > but I have always resisted. Since this > WTC/NYC/Pentagon thing is just the > start of a major military and political crisis, I > hate to think what this > list will become. > > Sorry, > > Andy >
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