From: Gary S. Gevisser
Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2006 5:10 PM PT
To: fred@foldvary.net
Cc: rest;
Subject: RE: Debate Over Monetary Reform...www.SupremeInternetCourt.com...---...
Dr. Foldvary,
Nice to hear back from
you. I can fully understand what it is like to teach a new “set
of classes” bearing in mind it has
been going on 17 years since I last attempted teaching a group of young Chinese
kids over at the Beijing Hotel overlooking Tiananmen Square just a few weeks
before the massacre and prior to that was back in the first quarter of 1978
when as part of the Business Administration Honors program at the not all that
shabby University of Natal, Durban, South Africa I was paid to tutor first year
business-accounting students eagerly awaiting my point of view that the only
thing taught at business schools of any significance, at least in the real “dog
eat god aspartame” [sic] world was the “Art
of Larceny”, besides for knowing when to stop producing when the Marginal Costs of Goods
equal Marginal Revenues which really should have been
taught around the dining room table by their parents and grandparents and if
all slaughtered by the Cossacks to have surely picked up “sumthing” [sic] off
the streets of Durban, South Africa which is where my paternal grandfather got
his first start, picking up unbroken bottles off the dirty streets, trading
them in for cash which he then used to buy bones from the abattoirs-slaughter
houses, not long before his multi-national conglomerate that included ACME TIMBER attracted
the likes of the American head of the DeBeers-Anglo American Cartel, and IF NOT then I would advise the students
many if not most engineers with post graduate degrees in engineering now
wanting to learn how to make money, to go get an education in art reminding
them, however, that if one cannot draw then it is unlikely unless like Picasso
who could draw extremely well, that they would be able to make a living as an
artist painter unless of course they were like Hitler, a failed artist painter
whose business plan renderings proved quite attractive to the likes of the DAAC and the such, and IF NOT, then try their hand at the liberal
arts, as in “O what a tangled web we
weave when first we practice to deceive” because the only thing
again, I hate to repeat myself, but then again we are mostly dealing these days
with increasingly “brainne dead” [sic] individuals,
that we teach at our business schools is how to build into the “cost of goods sold” the “cost of getting caught.”
Nothing I detest more than, apart from those who lie,
steal and cheat are those who derive great satisfaction in exceeding the limits
of their small authority, i.e. evil doesn’t come in the form of a pointed tail
or pitched fork.
I am quite frankly very confused.
Mr. Dodson went deafeningly silent after first telling me
he was “online” when I simply raised the point
about the DAAC having no “cost
of sales” and therefore able to penetrate and hold on to any and all
markets, period.
The importance of such a fact of life has everything to
do with your debate over monetary reform which has been going on for “donkey
years”?
While I once again line up my email list which consists
of a statically valid sampling of the world’s literate human population let me
leave you with a thought that not only ties in with your verbiage of “sets”,
just 9 in total, combination of digits which when added or multiplied result in
the same number as in the 3 digits 1,2 and 3 which equal 6 which just also
happens to be a Perfect Number, and the one
combination I happen to like the most is the again the only 4 digit combination
1421.
I find this “sharing” of Knowledge-Information-Light helps SIGNIFICANTLY in getting the attention of young people increasingly
fed up with our lies, tired
of blood, overpriced bubble gum and mums who should know better
than think they are better off being non-confrontational which is no excuse for
bad judgment when dealing with lying, cheating and stealing
sons-of-bitches.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
If I don’t respond immediately it is only because I am either loading this communication up on to other Internet websites besides for www.SupremeInternetCourt.com
Taking our “tTOo” [sic] dogs for their 3rd
lengthy outing of the day to mention little of being hell bent on getting rid
of every ounce of fat around my poor, poor, dog Pypeetoe’s neck which the great artist painter
Sebastian Capella made a point of letting me
know the other day didn’t interfere at all given Sebastian’s skills with the out of this world almost life-size painting he is doing of
my drop dead gorgeous
French Canadian wife with Pypeetoe looking at my shadow.
Be well,
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-----Original Message-----
From: Fred Foldvary
Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2006
4:10 PM
To: Gary S. Gevisser
Subject: Re: Debate Over Monetary
Reform
Mr. Gevisser,
Yes, I debated with Ed Dodson on monetary reform at
the IU conference in
Sorry I am responding to this a bit late, as I have
just started teaching a new set of classes.
Fred Foldvary
