maggie coleman wrote, >In a message dated 97-09-16 03:51:58 EDT, Tom Walker writes: > >> 3. All resolutions of the 1969 Conventions of the Students for a >>Democratic Society are to be published in Durruti. It is our conviction that >>these resolutions will be at least, if not more, meaningful to the workers >>in Durruti as in English. > > >I would like to propose one more resolution. Durruti can be shortened to a >one syllable word which is easier to express, and, at the same time, and in >all circumstances, will have the same usevalue, though perhaps not the same >exchange value: Duh. >maggie coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] Actually Durruti is not a language at all but the name of a Spanish anarchist leader during the Spanish civil war. The resolution was not written by me but by the "Louis Lingg chapter of the Students for Democratic Society" in 1969. Louis Lingg was a 19th century Chicago labor activist who was hanged for being one of the organizers of the Haymarket Square demonstration for the eight hour day. Regards, Tom Walker ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ knoW Ware Communications Vancouver, B.C., CANADA [EMAIL PROTECTED] (604) 688-8296 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ The TimeWork Web: HTTP://WWW.VCN.BC.CA/TIMEWORK/
