Shagwi writes;
>First, Modern Communism is the most unexplored subject internationally as
>far as the "mainstream" is concerned. The official circles in most
>countries write about Modern Communism and the Communist Party in a
>manner which bears no resemblance to what they really are. Moder
>>> Doug Henwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 13/January/1997 08:52pm
>>>
At 10:13 AM 1/13/97, DICKENS, EDWIN (201)-408-3024 wrote:
>>I'm skeptical, but open to
>>anyone who wants to try and resolve the issue by constructing
>>an index of the relative strengths of financial and
>>industrial capital.
>Whil
Some communist parties and organizations at this time are behaving
as if the counter-revolution, the present period of retreat of
revolution is actually a golden opportunity for them to make a
headway. How can this be the case? How can a communist party or an
organization suffer from euphoria dur
There are many who say that the fall of the Soviet Union was
the consequence of bad policy. That is the sum total of their
political analysis explaining why the Soviet Union collapsed. Some
people blame the policies of Gorbachov, some people blame
Khrushchev. They even make a fetish of pinpo
>Friends, My apologies for posting my reply to Michael Yates to
>everyone. It's late and I'm tired. Larry Shute
It seems like late night is a bad time to send email; my apologies for
posting my E-NODE column to Penl when I meant to send it to someone else.
Anders Schneiderman
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(See below) It is said that alleged gangster Joey Gallo used to keep
a tiger in his basement for the same purpose. He
Shawgi writes;
>A study of the conditions as they prevail on the world scale shows
>that the main content of the present counter-revolution is the all-
>sided pressure to "liquidate" i.e. get rid of, whatever positive
>achievements have been made by modern society. This attack takes
>the form of t
Shawgi writes;
>
>>Why is it that not a day goes by without the bourgeoisie attacking
>>communism, through its media, think-tanks, universities and in a
>>million and one other ways? If communism is "finished," "dead,"
>>"utopian," "dictatorial," "totalitarian," "the antithesis of human
>>rights"
Michael -- I thought you negotiated a deal for Shawgi Tell to post 2-3
times per week. Yet, he has been posting 2-3 (or more) messages/day. --
A non-euphoric, Jerry
> Shawgi Tell
> University at Buffalo
> Graduate School of Education
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
BLS DAILY REPORT, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1997
RELEASED TODAY:
CPI -- In December, the Consumer Price Index for All Urban
Consumers rose 0.3 percent, seasonally adjusted, the same as in each
of the three preceding months. The food index increased 0.1 percent
in December, after advancing at
Shawgi wrote;
>>Third, the principle, "From each according to his abilities, to each
>>according to his work," is socialist. The principle, "From each
>>according to his abilities, to each according to his needs," is Communist.
>>This is quite well-known.
Blair replied;
>
>It's also sexist. The
Let a hundred flowers bloom; let all ideas contend. The delete key is
on the right side of the keyboard below insert and to the left of end-
--for those so inclined.
Jim Craven
> Date sent: Wed, 15 Jan 1997 15:43:58 -0800 (PST)
> Send reply to: [EMAIL PRO
My apologies. I carelessly thought that I was responding to a private
message from Jerry. Shawgi justifiably asks:
>
> Finally, Michael, why do you say that it is a "problem" that people respond
> to my posts? This is extremely strange.
>
Some people vehemently object to Shawgi's "Stalinism
First, it is entirely untrue that I post 2-3 times *per day*. In general,
and all subscirbers know this, I post on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. This, and not something else, is the tentative agreement
Michael and I have.
Second, Jerry, no matter what, you cannot grant or take away one's
The problem is that people respond to his posts, so he rightfully
re-responds.
erald Levy wrote:
>
> Michael -- I thought you negotiated a deal for Shawgi Tell to post 2-3
> times per week. Yet, he has been posting 2-3 (or more) messages/day. --
>
> A non-euphoric, Jerry
>
> > Shawgi Tell
> >
On Wed, 15 Jan 1997, Robert Malecki wrote:
> Shawgi writes;
> >A study of the conditions as they prevail on the world scale shows
> >that the main content of the present counter-revolution is the all-
> >sided pressure to "liquidate" i.e. get rid of, whatever positive
> >achievements have been
I'm not sure that Marx's theory of interest rates is as incomplete as Edwin
Dickens suggests. The manuscripts are rambling but a central point is
clear: there is no natural rate of interest, i.e. the market interest rate
does not revolve around some value that is determined by underlying forces
as
Anyone available to talk on the radio about Korea. How does this fit into a
longer/larger historical/political context?
The show runs on Thurs eve on WBAI in NYC, 5-6 PM local time.
Doug
--
Doug Henwood
Left Business Observer
250 W 85 St
New York NY 10024-3217 USA
+1-212-874-4020 voice +1-212
This is the Web site for info on the Korean General Strike:
http://kpd.sing-kr.org/strike/index-e.html
The Nation 12/23/96
BAGMEN IN MOSCOW
Fred Weir, Moscow
Russia is in the grip of a political scandal that makes Watergate (or President
Clinton's Indogate campaign finance mess) look like a kindergarten prank,
although
> From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed Jan 15 03:31 PST 1997
> Date: Wed, 15 Jan 1997 06:31:37 -0500 (EST)
> From: "Carl Cuneo (EVNET Program Leader)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: D Shniad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> PBS did an excellent video about the ways in which companies going online
> with websites are co
Michael -- I thought you negotiated a deal for Shawgi Tell to post 2-3
times per week. Yet, he has been posting 2-3 (or more) messages/day. --
A non-euphoric, Jerry
> Shawgi Tell
> University at Buffalo
> Graduate School of Education
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Some communist parties and organizations at this time are behaving
as if the counter-revolution, the present period of retreat of
revolution is actually a golden opportunity for them to make a
headway. How can this be the case? How can a communist party or an
organization suffer from euphoria dur
>Friends, My apologies for posting my reply to Michael Yates to
>everyone. It's late and I'm tired. Larry Shute
It seems like late night is a bad time to send email; my apologies for
posting my E-NODE column to Penl when I meant to send it to someone else.
Anders Schneiderman
>>> Doug Henwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 13/January/1997 08:52pm
>>>
At 10:13 AM 1/13/97, DICKENS, EDWIN (201)-408-3024 wrote:
>>I'm skeptical, but open to
>>anyone who wants to try and resolve the issue by constructing
>>an index of the relative strengths of financial and
>>industrial capital.
>Whil
There are many who say that the fall of the Soviet Union was
the consequence of bad policy. That is the sum total of their
political analysis explaining why the Soviet Union collapsed. Some
people blame the policies of Gorbachov, some people blame
Khrushchev. They even make a fetish of pinpo
Shagwi writes;
>First, Modern Communism is the most unexplored subject internationally as
>far as the "mainstream" is concerned. The official circles in most
>countries write about Modern Communism and the Communist Party in a
>manner which bears no resemblance to what they really are. Moder
Shawgi writes;
>
>>Why is it that not a day goes by without the bourgeoisie attacking
>>communism, through its media, think-tanks, universities and in a
>>million and one other ways? If communism is "finished," "dead,"
>>"utopian," "dictatorial," "totalitarian," "the antithesis of human
>>rights"
Shawgi writes;
>A study of the conditions as they prevail on the world scale shows
>that the main content of the present counter-revolution is the all-
>sided pressure to "liquidate" i.e. get rid of, whatever positive
>achievements have been made by modern society. This attack takes
>the form of t
This message is in MIME format. Since your mail reader does not understand
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(See below) It is said that alleged gangster Joey Gallo used to keep
a tiger in his basement for the same purpose. He
BLS DAILY REPORT, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1997
RELEASED TODAY:
CPI -- In December, the Consumer Price Index for All Urban
Consumers rose 0.3 percent, seasonally adjusted, the same as in each
of the three preceding months. The food index increased 0.1 percent
in December, after advancing at
> From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed Jan 15 03:31 PST 1997
> Date: Wed, 15 Jan 1997 06:31:37 -0500 (EST)
> From: "Carl Cuneo (EVNET Program Leader)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: D Shniad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> PBS did an excellent video about the ways in which companies going online
> with websites are co
The problem is that people respond to his posts, so he rightfully
re-responds.
erald Levy wrote:
>
> Michael -- I thought you negotiated a deal for Shawgi Tell to post 2-3
> times per week. Yet, he has been posting 2-3 (or more) messages/day. --
>
> A non-euphoric, Jerry
>
> > Shawgi Tell
> >
First, it is entirely untrue that I post 2-3 times *per day*. In general,
and all subscirbers know this, I post on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. This, and not something else, is the tentative agreement
Michael and I have.
Second, Jerry, no matter what, you cannot grant or take away one's
Let a hundred flowers bloom; let all ideas contend. The delete key is
on the right side of the keyboard below insert and to the left of end-
--for those so inclined.
Jim Craven
> Date sent: Wed, 15 Jan 1997 15:43:58 -0800 (PST)
> Send reply to: [EMAIL PRO
My apologies. I carelessly thought that I was responding to a private
message from Jerry. Shawgi justifiably asks:
>
> Finally, Michael, why do you say that it is a "problem" that people respond
> to my posts? This is extremely strange.
>
Some people vehemently object to Shawgi's "Stalinism
The Nation 12/23/96
BAGMEN IN MOSCOW
Fred Weir, Moscow
Russia is in the grip of a political scandal that makes Watergate (or President
Clinton's Indogate campaign finance mess) look like a kindergarten prank,
although
On Wed, 15 Jan 1997, Robert Malecki wrote:
> Shawgi writes;
> >A study of the conditions as they prevail on the world scale shows
> >that the main content of the present counter-revolution is the all-
> >sided pressure to "liquidate" i.e. get rid of, whatever positive
> >achievements have been
Shawgi wrote;
>>Third, the principle, "From each according to his abilities, to each
>>according to his work," is socialist. The principle, "From each
>>according to his abilities, to each according to his needs," is Communist.
>>This is quite well-known.
Blair replied;
>
>It's also sexist. The
This is the Web site for info on the Korean General Strike:
http://kpd.sing-kr.org/strike/index-e.html
I'm not sure that Marx's theory of interest rates is as incomplete as Edwin
Dickens suggests. The manuscripts are rambling but a central point is
clear: there is no natural rate of interest, i.e. the market interest rate
does not revolve around some value that is determined by underlying forces
as
Anyone available to talk on the radio about Korea. How does this fit into a
longer/larger historical/political context?
The show runs on Thurs eve on WBAI in NYC, 5-6 PM local time.
Doug
--
Doug Henwood
Left Business Observer
250 W 85 St
New York NY 10024-3217 USA
+1-212-874-4020 voice +1-212
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