Re: Peronism (Carrol see if Nestor Gorojovsky
knows of this book), "
Record # 1
Title : Peronism and Argentina / edited by James P. Brennan.
M.P.
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Jared Israel, Nico Varkevisser and Nestor Gorojovsky, who work on Emperor's
Clothes, have just returned from Belgrade to the U.S., the Netherlands and
Argentina. We had the honor of participating in the Belgrade Forum's
International Conference commemorating NATO aggression against Yugoslavia.
We also attended the immense and passionate rally held March 25 in
Belgrade's Republic Square. In coming days, Emperor's Clothes will publish
papers from the Conference, related speeches and statements, as well as the
impressions that Conference participants had of Yugoslavia and reports on
our meetings with President Miloshevich, who took the time to discuss many
issues with all of us.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Carrol Cox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, May 19, 2001 7:07 AM
Subject: [PEN-L:11801] Re: Re: Re: IMF
>
>
> Fred Guy wrote:
> >
> > ... knee-jerk statisim that otherwise dominates the
> > list. I call it statism rather than Marxism because I know of no other
> > forum where the policies of Juan Peron, the South Korean government and
> > state media monopolies (monopolies, not the Beeb) could all get such
> > sympathetic hearings.
>
> A political judgment not an economic judgment is at stake: who is the
> _main_ enemy of humanity in the world today? Answer: The U.S. Hence here
> the the doubtful principle that the enemy of my enemy is my friend has
> some purchase.
>
> The power of u.s. imperialism is a standing barrier to humanity's
> chances of survival.
>
> Carrol
>
