Re: Oracle acting like the Scientology crooks almost, it looks like

On Fri, 30 Jun 2000 22:17:02 GMT, The German Paymaster <germanpaymaster_at_my-deja.com> wrote:

>In article <MPG.13c5b528ee5b9933989b70_at_news.supernews.com>,
> Lronscam <NQSPAMLronsscam_at_aol.comNOTs> wrote:
>> It is nice to have facts at hand to decide certain things, but the
>> conspiracy theorists are driving me nuts.
>
>Wear an aluminum-foil hat like I do! That keeps the conspiracy
>theorists' insanity rays out (and protects my hair from excess UV, too)!
>
>Seriously, I think I am more worried by the fact that any amount of
>evidence can be instantly dispelled in any argument nowadays with the
>magic words "conspiracy theory". Some conspiracy theories are true,
>dammit! The government _does_ do nasty things to people in secret --
>the Tuskegee syphilis study, MK-ULTRA's LSD experiments on unwitting
>subjects, deliberate exposure of civilian populations and unknowing
>soldiers to dangerous levels of radiation, et friggin cetera.
>
>As to Oracle being a tool of Scientology, forget it. As psychguy
>pointed out about the psychiatric field, Scientology is less
>significant to Oracle than a pimple on Ellison's ass. Oracle did a
>good thing; Microsoft deserves whatever's coming to it. I say, right
>on, Larry.

For the record I support Oracle too.... not that I approved of their employee's behavior.... I do believe that Oracle is getting 'wise' fast on the cult issue,

 If it doesn't, soon it will be hiring thugs, hit men and whores to do its bidding, that would be bad for business.

Phil Scott
>
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Received on Fri Jun 30 2000 - 00:00:00 CEST