From: lpb@florida.swdc.stratus.com (Len Bucuvalas)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.usa,alt.individualism,talk.environment,misc.headlines
Subject: GARY Null on Net Suppression
Date: 6 Nov 92 23:19:57 GMT

This is posted on behalf of my friend John DiNardo. Wherever
censorship exists, it will find thousands of us...we the
people of the information revolution...waiting to eliminate
it.

Len
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    [JD: I've been mailing Gary Null hardcopies of his transcripts.
     He just received a copy of the warning that forced me to cease
     posting them, and his reaction is contained herein.]     
                           
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MICHAEL DiANTONIO:
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It's fascinating to both understand how far we have to go and 
the struggle that people face in building a community 
[of self-determined citizens]. But we could take just as much
encouragement by the change that has occurred. I also think I've
noticed -- in the chapter in the book that's about ecological
activism in the Sierra Nevadas -- that there are networks of people
who come together for a purpose. This I subtitled: "Earth Tribe
Gathering". It involved hundreds of spiritually-minded environmental
activists who took over a logging site in the mountains of
California and prevented loggers from continuing a clear-cut.
These people came from almost every corner of Calfornia, but they
all knew each other. And it was a community that they maintained
through computers and telephones and FAXes. So all these things 
that can be burdensome in our lives can also support us as we
develop communities that may not look like old communities, but
which provide the same kind of support. 

So there is good reason to be optimistic too, as we look at all
these things. The change is very, very slow, but it IS possible to
do it.

GARY NULL:
Michael, I absolutely agree. I'm very optimistic. This is my own
personal, subjective and biased opinion. But I feel that Gore would
have been the better president, and the more enlightened, sensitive
person. He has a lot going for him, just as a human being.
And let's hope that we can encourage him to look with a more open
eye at even those things that he has yet to experience.

There is a strong network out there. I get FAXes daily from my own
friends in that network system. There's one guy -- they just
knocked him off of a computer network recently.  Evidently, they
just caught him. He was transcribing and posting to about 200,000
computer networkers a day transcripts of this show which I did on
Hidden Agendas, which was an in-depth look at problems that major
institutions are involved in in undermining our country's trust in
many ways: Iraqgate, Irangate, and all the others [conspiracies].
So, fine. For six months, he got information out. 
That's ONE man at ONE computer -- getting it out.

Another person: right in there, lobbying. Met with Clinton and his
people on the FDA measures [fascistic attempts to outlaw the sale
of over-the-counter vitamins]. 

So, we're behind a lot of things in a quiet way. 
Our revolution is a quiet revolution. You wake up one day and you
suddenly see that someone's planting some flowers and not using
regular insecticide. You won't know where it came from and how it
evolved. And it's not important. The fact is that the change is in  
a positive way that honors human life, honors the evironment, and
honors the spirit of all of us. It's in place, and it's growing.

It's not going to be covered by the New York Times or Sam Donaldson
or his wig. It's not going to be covered by any of these people
because they're looking for the gross, the exaggerated, the
hyperbolization. They're not looking for the subtle. We've lost
touch in the media with anything that's subtle -- anything that's
gentle. We don't understand gentle communication, soft communication,
non-confrontational communication, and honest communication.
And while they're looking for the big thing, it's not going to happen.
But a million little things are happening every day

Thank you very much, Michael DiAntonio. I appreciate your work and
enjoyed your book. I hope that the people in the audience enjoy it
too.  The book is called, HEAVEN ON EARTH.  All the best to you.

MICHAEL DiANTONIO:
Thanks, Gary.

GARY NULL:
I'm Gary Null and this is a continuation of our series on
Understanding Human Nature. Tomorrow we're going to take a real
in-depth look at psychotherapy, psychology, psychiatry -- and what
lessons could they learn at this stage; at least those who are
willing to listen.

Just two quick program announcements. This Sunday, at 90th Street
and Fifth Avenue, at 9 A.M., no matter what the weather is .....
See, for runners and walkers, it doesn't matter what the weather is
like ..... we'll be meeting with people who want to try to change
their lives by doing a marathon. It's for marathon trainers only --
walking and running. All new people. Plus people who just finished 
a marathon will be there sharing some of their stories.

This coming Monday night, from 6 to 7 P.M., over on the East Side,
I'm going to be holding an hour meeting for people who would like
to start their own home-based business to make extra money -- to
help make ends meet. It won't cost them anything. The workshop is
free. And you'll see how easy it is.

And from 7 to 8 P.M. I will be having a meeting for people who are
interested in a whole health and rejuvenation program on nutrition
and stress management, etcetera, that's going to occur in January,
from the 9th to the 17th. I'll be holding an orientation meeting
with a brand new film. It's going to be exciting.
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    If you wish to contact Gary Null about "our quiet revolution,"
    of which you are, wittingly or not, a part (because you're now
    communicating with people all over the World via your computer)
    you can contact him at:
                   
                    P.O. Box 918
                    Planetarium Station
                    New York, NY 10024

     John DiNardo



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The accountability of government has gone to the point where the very
use of the law is the instrument of illegality.
		-- Ralph Nader @ Harvard Law School, 1/15/92
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