Re: {FORGED?} Re: Tidal wave in Asia
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Re: {FORGED?} Re: Tidal wave in Asia



Don't usually get into this, but as I see it, most of the countries hit over there other than Thailand and India are Muslim, most would rather see the US (great demon country) destroyed. And money will not change their perception of us. As I spent much time in most of them after 9/11 working as a Navy Force Protection Officer with a bounty on my head (including the Philippines) and seeing the Christen Persecution that is going on and our Great News Service not showing what is really happening through out the world, I don't care what they think or say about us. I do think it is our Christen duty to try and help.

On the other hand after working with FEMA in Florida I have an added respect for the Red Cross, I now do give to our U. S. Red Cross, Joe I also used to avoid the Red Cross as I had a bad taste in my mouth from my Vietnam days when I first joined the Navy in 1968, retired 9/11/2003 between Presidential Stop Loss Orders after 9-11 as my first retirement date was September 30, 2001 and I had already been released (Retirement Party and all) from my almost last command on Terminal/Leave and was home in Texas when 9-11 happen.

Sorry for this I will try in to keep my comments about AMC's..........


Message-ID: <001501c4edc2$e7c37040$a82efea9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> From: "Joe Fulton" <jfulton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: mail@xxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: {FORGED?} Re: Tidal wave in Asia Date: Wed, 29 Dec 2004 08:24:41 -0800

That was a backhanded compliment if ever I saw one.  Doc, most of us on the
list are still our there working for a living.  I'm not demeaning your
disability because I don't know much about your situation.  However, the
first rule of business is "stay in business" and that means companies have
to make a profit.

Where else are they gonna make the profit but in the places where people can
afford it.

Kudos to Nick's employer for giving to the effort.  I don't care what their
motivation is.   I almost never give to charity and I avoid the Red Cross
like the plague but I was motivated to call a charity and donate for this
cause.

Joe Fulton
Salinas, CA


----- Original Message ----- From: <AMC74Hornet@xxxxxxxxx> To: <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2004 2:26 AM Subject: {FORGED?} Re: Tidal wave in Asia



On December 28, 2004 Alfano,Nick wrote:


> Hopefully we don't have any list members that were affected by
yesterday's
> earthquake and resulting tidal wave.  If we do, my prayers are with you
> and your family.  Mother nature can be the most devastated force in the
> world as we have seen many time before.  Just a note that Pharmaceutical
> companies are not the devil in disguise as some activist groups would
lead
> the media to believe.  My company just sent 2 million dollars worth of
> drugs and supplies to aid in the efforts over in Asia.  This is one of
> many shipments they will probably send as we do with most major
disasters
> to help out those in need. I hope it gets to the people who need it
most
> and somehow helps reduce the loss there. So far the count is over
23,000
> dead and is estimated to be much larger.
>
> Nick Alfano
>
>
>
>
> .

Good publicity is worth more than the 2 million dollars and more than
likely it is also tax deductable also. A good way to start mending the bad
rep. they have as of late. We all know what corperate America's main concern
is and that is MONEY.
"Doc"











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