Documents / Official release
This file is a 1999 set of email records from a federal records system, possibly released through FOIA. Most of the emails are broadcast messages from Joseph P. Firmage promoting his online book The Truth and the International Space Sciences Organization, which he founded to study propulsion, energy and consciousness. One message, from Ed Yardeni, concerns a World Economic Forum Y2K panel at Davos and notes that Firmage was originally on the panel. None of the emails describe a specific UFO sighting.
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. ARMS Email System Page 20f 11 Al Gore enjoys on his side a raging bull economy, and his ideological vector is tuned well to late 1990's just-Ieft-of-center political momentum. President Gore would likely give us a slightly more clunky but less canned policy-driven vision, focused on the trajectory of issues of the preceding administration, and perpetuating Bill Clinton's art of successful incremental change. Gore's challenge, as noted by so many, is to reveal an unmanufactured and unrehearsed emotional importance to America, because he will likely not match the packaging that can be purchased by George W. Bush. Deserving them or not, the former President's son has masterfully leveraged the vibes of reverence accorded dynastic families in government. Working in its favor, the Bush Campaign was wise enough to sense the need to take its party to task for the shallowness of ethic demonstrated by national priorities like those championed by Steve Forbes.' It would seem though that Bush will need great showmanship or the drama of a new crisis to make up for an agenda painfully free of the breakthrough thinking needed for the next millennium. He could always surprise -us with something beyond "A Uniquely American Foreign Policy." In any case, he will likely face much stiffer tests of vision and intellect at later whistle stops. Most competent in direct argument with him is John McCain, a worthy .. Republican and heroic veteran whose passionate commitment to campaign finance reform has earned. him respect from many of the wisest conservatives. If Americans would take the time to study truthfully the functioning of our systems of governance, they would understand why McCain's hawkish military posture and undeveloped domestic vision might be tolerable prices to pay for a while, if he could actually drive through real advancements in our king-making process. Enlightened Republicans who vote their belief in the spirit rather than letter of our electoral process will likely be voting for John McCain in the primaries. McCain's handicap - an anchor caught in aging party dogma - is the weight that Bill Bradley calculates Americans may be ready to begin releasing. Bradley's speeches have demonstrated an apolitical quality. He identifies the unnecessary failings of our society, laying the emphasis of responsibility on our collective ideology rather than party affiliation. In the midst of 'heady times on Wall Street and Main Street, he seems to sense the interplay of profound acceleration, globalization of trade and communications; the average ethics of modern living, and uncertainties in future change - important clues to wild cards that the. thought leader of a free world might have to deal with in real time. Bradley appears to have the . vision of a genuine statesman. His challenge will be to create a platform around truly important ideas for the 21st century expressed in simple terms, moving with determination beyond the noise of arguments over rounding errors.
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Official release, from the nara collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 30 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.