Greetings, On Thu, 19 Jun 1997, Gordon Taylor wrote: > In response to the person who was wondering if the US was the last nation to > abolish slavery: A number of Islamic nations OFFICIALLY maintained the > "peculiar institution" into the 1960's, until world opinion forced them to stop > the practice. Many Islamic nations still allow it to go on unofficially-for > example, Sudan. (Where is Louis?) Of course, we have the example of the state > slaveries of the twentieth century under Fascism and Communism. The crimes of > Nazi Germany were long ago exposed. Communism has (mostly) been dumped on the > ashbin of history, and as historian search through the newly open archives, we > are learning more and more about the true cost of Communism. It is quite > interesting to see how Wall Street all of a sudden had developed a love affair > for the last major communist regime left. (The multi-nationale will exploit > > the human race?) > Of course, the world's most advanced system of wage-slavery is right here in the U.S., the world's most so-called "democratic" country. Shawgi Tell Graduate School of Education University at Buffalo [EMAIL PROTECTED]