Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Texas panhandle - 3 miles into New Mexico (?)
Date: Jan 13, 2004 @ 21:21
Author: bramwellhayes@doctors.org.uk (<bramwellhayes@...>)
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But how would the fact that Texas seceeded and required readmission effect this, surely its orginal admission treaty was voided by its secession and readmission?







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From: "m06079" <barbaria_longa@...>
Reply-To: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2004 17:51:57 -0000

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>big pine key<BR>
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>yes thats it exactly<BR>
>thanx<BR>
>glad someone is paying attention too<BR>
><BR>
>& your corrections mean texas would get 11 percent more leverage <BR>
>overall than my erroneous computations would have given her credit for<BR>
>insofar as you have raised her potentially inflated value from my <BR>
>understated 431 percent figure to fully 463 percent of present value <BR>
><BR>
>so you are a true son of texas podnuh<BR>
><BR>
>but i also posted a long reply yesterday from key west to lowells <BR>
>latest reiterations of van zandts supposed error<BR>
>which is evidently lost or still hanging in the ether<BR>
>hahaha<BR>
>& which i dont have time to reconstitute from concentrate just now<BR>
><BR>
>so please stand by for additional data too<BR>
>which may indicate still further reevaluations are warranted<BR>
><BR>
>the internet is a little sketchy here in paradise tho<BR>
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>--- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, Michael Kaufman <BR>
><mikekaufman79@y...> wrote:<BR>
>> Dont you mean a 400% increase in Senators, and going<BR>
>> from a 2% share to a 9.3% share?� (By going from 1<BR>
>> Texas of 50 states to 5 Texases of 54 states.)� Of<BR>
>> course the electoral totals would depend on the exact<BR>
>> nature of the gerrymandering (with every state having<BR>
>> at least 1 rep, no matter how small).<BR>
>> <BR>
>> --- m06079 <barbaria_longa@h...> wrote:<BR>
>> > yes thanx i agree no matter<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > but there is all the difference in the world between<BR>
>> > what i said & <BR>
>> > meant on the one hand & what you said i said on the<BR>
>> > other<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > as well as all the difference in the world between<BR>
>> > taking a hard <BR>
>> > stance & taking a soft stance<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > van zandt & i are clearly sitting on the fence<BR>
>> > & offering noncommittal opinions<BR>
>> > admittedly with our butts facing texas<BR>
>> > & ready but not overeager to come down on the other<BR>
>> > side<BR>
>> > & so it could hardly be said we are taking any<BR>
>> > stance at all<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > the texophiles however are apparently taking a very<BR>
>> > hard stance indeed<BR>
>> > while perhaps also mistaking our tentative<BR>
>> > assessments for a hard <BR>
>> > stance & our farts for actual commitment<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > for we must be tentative until & unless we actually<BR>
>> > see this thing <BR>
>> > play out<BR>
>> > dont you agree<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > & your problem is we wont stand up & fight with you <BR>
>> > the way everyone would if texas actually tried to<BR>
>> > pull this off<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > like should i tell you yes you may be on square 2<BR>
>> > now but your <BR>
>> > checkerboard has to be increased from 64 to 81<BR>
>> > squares in order to <BR>
>> > accomodate your promotion<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > or the already usurious interest rate on your<BR>
>> > liberal new credit card <BR>
>> > will now have to be doubled owing to your negative<BR>
>> > net worth<BR>
>> > just joking of course<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > but lets not drag this one out in detail the way<BR>
>> > they would in <BR>
>> > congress & the courts <BR>
>> > at their best<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > cmon we are talking about 8 extra electoral votes in<BR>
>> > both parties <BR>
>> > plus a 500 percent increase in senators<BR>
>> > from a 4 percent share to over a 17 percent share of<BR>
>> > the senate<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > but please do read the 1845 act itself again<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > up to 4 new states may by consent of texas be formed<BR>
>> > out of its <BR>
>> > territory etc etc<BR>
>> > which shall be entitled to admission under the<BR>
>> > provisions of the <BR>
>> > constitution<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > thats the nutshell<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > & thats the only freakin entitlement i can see<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > the same entitlement any other such new entities<BR>
>> > would have btw<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > & under the constitution <BR>
>> > unless i am mistaken <BR>
>> > for i admit i slept thru most of high school civics<BR>
>> > the erection & admission of new states is if not<BR>
>> > initiated by <BR>
>> > congress certainly the business of congress to<BR>
>> > ultimately approve <BR>
>> > or it aint gonna happen<BR>
>> > yes<BR>
>> > do you agree<BR>
>> > i could be wrong<BR>
>> > but the blurring nitpicking & excess verbiage are<BR>
>> > entirely in the <BR>
>> > eyes of their beholder<BR>
>> > <BR>
>> > --- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "Flynn, Kevin"<BR>
>> > <flynnk@r...> <BR>
>> > wrote:<BR>
>> > > ... a distinction with no "apparent" difference, I<BR>
>> > would say. It's <BR>
>> > ok. All I<BR>
>> > > meant to do was to reinforce what I thought was a<BR>
>> > clear <BR>
>> > circumstance setting<BR>
>> > > Texas apart from other states, one that you<BR>
>> > blurred as not <BR>
>> > representing any<BR>
>> > > particular advantage over the other 49. You still<BR>
>> > maintain that, <BR>
>> > and I still<BR>
>> > > disagree, so I don't understand your nitpicking,<BR>
>> > even after I plow <BR>
>> > through<BR>
>> > > your excess verbiage.<BR>
>> > > <BR>
>> > > -----Original Message-----<BR>
>> > > From: acroorca2002 [mailto:orc@o...]<BR>
>> > > Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 12:39 PM<BR>
>> > > To: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com<BR>
>> > > Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Texas panhandle - 3<BR>
>> > miles into New <BR>
>> > Mexico<BR>
>> > > (?)<BR>
>> > > <BR>
>> > > <BR>
>> > > really its ok kevin but look below & see that you<BR>
>> > did indicate i <BR>
>> > > concluded something which in fact i merely<BR>
>> > expressed as an <BR>
>> > appearance<BR>
>> > > or<BR>
>> > > as how something seems to me & as what i see or<BR>
>> > dont see<BR>
>> > > just as i think van zandt also did when he so<BR>
>> > carefully used the <BR>
>> > word <BR>
>> > > appear<BR>
>> > > & not only once<BR>
>> > > & just as it all still appears to me at least<BR>
>> > > <BR>
>> > > & i would add <BR>
>> > > even after lowells latest redoublements as well<BR>
>> > > <BR>
>> > > but i think we really should look for van zandt<BR>
>> > next <BR>
>> > > to see what more than my 3 meager flatulations he<BR>
>> > had in mind<BR>
>> > > <BR>
>> > > he doesnt usually relieve himself of such<BR>
>> > utterances<BR>
>> > > <BR>
>> > > & what fun it will be if we find he is still<BR>
>> > physically focused too<BR>
>> > > <BR>
>> > > --- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "Flynn,<BR>
>> > Kevin" <flynnk@r...> <BR>
>> > > wrote:<BR>
>> > > > I absolutely didn't alter anything you said,<BR>
>> > sir. My point was to <BR>
>> > > highlight<BR>
>> > > > that Texas has specific approval language<BR>
>> > already built into its <BR>
>> > > admission<BR>
>> > > > process that permits the division; no other<BR>
>> > state has this. That <BR>
>> > > means,<BR>
>> > > > contentious as the process surely would be, one<BR>
>> > hurdle already is <BR>
>> > > crossed.<BR>
>> > > > This clearly and undeniably gives Texas<BR>
>> > something other states do <BR>
>> > > not have.<BR>
>> > > > It's like Texas starts on "square two" while<BR>
>> > other states would <BR>
>> > be <BR>
>> > > on<BR>
>> > > > "square one."<BR>
>> > > > <BR>
>> > > > But I most certainly changed none of your<BR>
>> > statements top say any <BR>
>> > of <BR>
>> > > this. In<BR>
>> > > > fact, you're repeating the exact stance that I<BR>
>> > disagreed with.<BR>
>> > > > <BR>
>> > > > -----Original Message-----<BR>
>> > > > From: m06079 [mailto:barbaria_longa@h...]<BR>
>> > > > Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 9:11 AM<BR>
>> > > > To: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com<BR>
>> > > > Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Texas panhandle - 3<BR>
>> > miles into New <BR>
>> > > Mexico<BR>
>> > > > (?)<BR>
>> > > > <BR>
>> > > > <BR>
>> > > > ah kevin but as usual you are altering what i<BR>
>> > said in order to <BR>
>> > > > disagree with me<BR>
>> > > > <BR>
>> > > > no problem<BR>
>> > > > but it is quite vivid in this case<BR>
>> > > > <BR>
>> > > > & so i would add that any unilateral attempt at<BR>
>> > multiplication by <BR>
>> > > > texas would most probably be no less contentious<BR>
>> > than the <BR>
>> > > > multiplication of any other state<BR>
>> > > > whether unilateral or otherwise<BR>
>> > > >� <BR>
>> > > > & this certainty of contention or objection<BR>
>> > whenever one tries to <BR>
>> > > > leverage ones value at the expense of others is<BR>
>> > a third reason <BR>
>> > why <BR>
>> > > > texas doesnt appear to me to have acquired any<BR>
>> > advantage<BR>
>> > > > <BR>
>> > > > i mean beside the fact that she has already<BR>
>> > split into 6 states <BR>
>> > or <BR>
>> > > > parts thereof<BR>
>> > > > & the fact that every state can legally split<BR>
>> > into as many parts <BR>
>> > as <BR>
>> > > > it likes anyway<BR>
>> > > > per the constitution<BR>
>> > > > provided the totality will agree<BR>
>> > > > <BR>
>> > > > <BR>
>> > > > so its like<BR>
>> > > > oh & you certainly have been preapproved for<BR>
>> > that additional 10 <BR>
>> > > grand <BR>
>> > > > on top of your regular line sir but we just<BR>
>> > noticed you already <BR>
>> > > have <BR>
>> > > > 12 other grand outstanding<BR>
>> > > > so we would like you to apply for this<BR>
>> > additional application & <BR>
>> > > > security check too please if you wouldnt mind <BR>
>> > > > etc etc<BR>
>> > > > <BR>
>> > > > <BR>
>> > > > & so if that really is an advantage well i still<BR>
>> > dont see it<BR>
>> > > > <BR>
>> > > > <BR>
>> > > > --- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "Flynn,<BR>
>> > Kevin" <BR>
>> > <flynnk@r...> <BR>
>> > > > wrote:<BR>
>> > > > > -----Original Message-----<BR>
>> > > > > From: m06079 [mailto:barbaria_longa@h...]<BR>
>> > > > > Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 9:34 AM<BR>
>> > > > > To: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com<BR>
>> > > > > Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Texas panhandle -<BR>
>> > 3 miles into New<BR>
>> > > > > Mexico(?)<BR>
>> > > > > <BR>
>> > > > >� (Snip)<BR>
>> > > > > <BR>
>> > > > > > & so texas does not appear to me either to<BR>
>> > have acquired any <BR>
>> > > > > > advantages over other states from this act<BR>
>> > > > > <BR>
>> > > > > I would disagree with your conclusion that<BR>
>> > Texas didn't acquire <BR>
>> > > any<BR>
>> > > > > advantages over other states, even though I<BR>
>> > agree it would be <BR>
>> > > > contentious.<BR>
>> > > > > It has the specific right and expectation for<BR>
>> > eventual division <BR>
>> > > > built into<BR>
>> > > > > its admission into the union, and no other<BR>
>> > state had that TMK. <BR>
>> > > > That's not to<BR>
>> > > > > say there wouldn't be an argument if and when<BR>
>> > it occurred. But <BR>
>> > > > Texas has<BR>
>> > > > > sort of a pre-approved status, like those<BR>
>> > credit card offers I <BR>
>> > > get <BR>
>> > > > every day<BR>
>> > > > > in the mail: "You are already approved for a<BR>
>> > $10,000 Visa!"<BR>
>> > > > > <BR>
>> > > > > If Texas were to move on this privilege, the<BR>
>> > foundation for the <BR>
>> > > > arrangement<BR>
>> > > > > is already out of the way. Other states do not<BR>
>> > have this leg up.<BR>
>> > > > <BR>
>> > > > <BR>
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