16739: Monsanto: Re: 16723: Du Tuyau short-changed me (fwd)

[Bob Corbett <corbetre@webster.edu>]

From: edner monsanto <emonsanto@worldnet.att.net>

     I believe that I learn more than your quote. What about the mnemoni"
technologi"cal analogy relating without correlating  the 30 megawatts of
electricity augmented at the Vareux / Site Solèy Station and the 30
kilometers per second; speed of the earth revolution around the sun.
     I am really grateful to Karshan, to the speech writers and most
particularly to His Excellency the Reverend Jean-Bertrand Aristide. Last and
not least our Haiti list keeper  / provider and moderator.
     What a refreshing refresher class. It entails some geology, geography,
physics and maybe, safest to say, some geophysics. Earlier at the occasion
of his birthday, I was mesmorized and dumfounded to read his self analogy
to an ant making me thinking about the Haitian proverb: "Foumi pa janm mouri
anba sak sik". The 'sack-filled sugar' being represented by the US
government.

   Nènè.




----- Original Message -----
From: Bob Corbett <corbetre@webster.edu>
To: Haiti mailing list <haiti@lists.webster.edu>
Sent: Monday, September 15, 2003 8:20 AM
Subject: 16723: Du Tuyau, re: Missers Parshan-Karshan and Mister speech
fromprezidan d'Ayiti (fwd)


>
> From: ViandeMoulue@aol.com
>
> Dear people list from Mister Corbett,
>
> I telling to you, you think I kidding-ly. This guy Aristide is so
I-don't-know-what, I no can read speech from him and no giggle little bit.
Please read with me, and see how laughing you can with analogy he makes that
can only make people laugh ...like that. Man, how do he get analogy like
this one, I no can know or understanding. Can you please read that one with
me:
>
> Aristide speaking in Site Solèy, as reportage by Missers Parshan-Karshan
on post before on Mister Corbett list:
>
> <<<<When the scientists look at the sun, they see a bright face that is
called photosphere. The light that comes from the sun takes about 8 minutes
to reach the Earth. You can see why I am comparing this day, the 8th, with
the time the light from the sun takes to reach the Earth. Everytime you
think of this day that I came to inaugurate those 30 additional megawatts on
September 8th, you will remember it was in Cité Soleil. And you will
remember that the light from the sun takes about 8 minutes to reach the
Earth.>>>
>
> Ain't the guy funny-ly clever? I need a match-up between he and Kompè
Plim, aka Evans Paul.
>
>