[Marxism] Did a “rape coverup” destroy the ISO? – International Socialism Project

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Ahmed Shawki and company try to make a comeback. Their prospects are 
dimmer than Louis CK's.


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[Marxism] (26) From Agribusiness to Agroecology: Escaping the Market of Dr. Moreau - YouTube

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Presentation by Rob Wallace, author of 'Big Farms Make Big Flu' and 
co-author of ''Neoliberal Ebola' and 'Clear-Cutting Disease Control', 
Historical Materialism conference, 10 November 2019.


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[Marxism] PG helped fund the careers of Calif. governor and his wife. Now he accuses the utility of ‘corporate greed.

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[Marxism] Fwd: H-Net Review [H-NewMexico]: Jones Meyer on Ebright and Hendricks, 'Pueblo Sovereignty: Indian Land and Water in New Mexico and Texas'

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Malcolm Ebright, Rick Hendricks.  Pueblo Sovereignty: Indian Land and
Water in New Mexico and Texas.  Norman  University of Oklahoma Press,
2019.  260 pp.  $45.00 (cloth), ISBN 978-0-8061-6199-0.

Reviewed by Carter Jones Meyer (Ramapo College Of New Jersey)
Published on H-NewMexico (November, 2019)
Commissioned by Tomas Jaehn

Pueblo Sovereignty: Indian Land and Water in New Mexico and Texas

Since the seventeenth century silver-headed canes have served as
important symbols of Pueblo Indian sovereignty. They have been
bestowed at various times by three different New Mexico
governments--Spanish, Mexican, and American--but in each case, they
have been important reminders of the authority of Pueblo leaders to
preserve and protect their land, their water, and their way of life.
The Lincoln canes, however, presented to the Pueblos in 1863 by then
president Abraham Lincoln, hold a special significance. As Roy Bernal
of Taos Pueblo explained in congressional testimony in 1998, "The
Lincoln Cane ... symbolizes to all the world the perpetual
acknowledgement and commitment of the United States to honor our
sovereignty, protect our resources, and enhance our welfare" (p.
179). Still in the possession of the nineteen pueblos of New Mexico
and one in Texas, these canes are signifiers of an important pact:
they affirm the Pueblos' right to make their own decisions while
simultaneously committing the US government to _protecting_ that
right.

The Pueblo canes and the sovereignty they symbolize help frame
Ebright's and Hendricks's new history of the New Mexico pueblos of
Pojoaque, Tesuque, Nambé, and Isleta, and Ysleta del Sur, located in
Texas. The project grew out of their earlier study, _Four Square
Leagues: Pueblo Indian Land in New Mexico_ (2014), which focused on
the origins of the Pueblo League as a standard of measurement for
Indian lands during Spanish occupation. In that book the authors also
explored efforts by the Pueblos since the late seventeenth century to
protect their lands from encroachment by non-Natives.  _Pueblo
Sovereignty_ picks up where _Four Square Leagues_ left off. It
explores in greater detail, and using new archival sources, the often
conflicting jurisdictions over Pueblo land and water rights from the
Spanish colonial era to the present. It is an ambitious undertaking
that could easily lead to well-worn conclusions of Native
victimization, given the significant setbacks the Pueblos have faced
over time, but as the authors rightfully argue, this is a story of
Native persistence and survival in the face of dispossession. _Pueblo
Sovereignty_, then, provides valuable new research on the challenges
faced by Pueblos over land and water rights, but it is perhaps just
as valuable for its exploration of the creative ways by which Pueblos
have asserted sovereignty as a means of preserving and protecting
their way of life.

The authors have chosen to focus on Pojoaque, Tesuque, Nambé,
Isleta, and Ysleta del Sur in Texas because of their shared
experiences in the colonial project. Each, for example, endured a
significant upheaval in its history, followed by a loss of
population, and sometimes dispersal and reestablishment of the
village. Each has also proved resilient in the face of challenges to
its land and culture, and perhaps most importantly, has seen a
revival of its traditions and practices. Taken together, the
experiences of these pueblos enable the authors to "compare how they
have historically used land and water, acquired land, sometimes sold
land, protected their existing land bases from encroachment, and used
advocates such as Indian agents and lawyers" (p, 3). To do this, the
authors combed an exhaustive array of original documents,
particularly from the Spanish and Mexican periods. Among these are
the campaign journals of don Diego de Vargas, which proved invaluable
for understanding Pueblo land holdings and ideas of sovereignty in
the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries. For the late
nineteenth and early twentieth centuries they mined the papers of the
Court of Private Land Claims, which adjudicated the validity of land
grant claims in New Mexico, and the Pueblo Lands Board, which
reviewed claims of non-Indians who occupied Pueblo lands. Perhaps
most importantly, they incorporated Native voices wherever possible.
Among them is Isleta Pueblo leader Pablo Abeita, whose papers enable
us to see just 

[Marxism] Saving Atlantis | Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist

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Starting tomorrow, “Saving Atlantis” will be available on iTunes. This 
is the definitive documentary on the loss of coral reefs as a result of 
global warming. It relies on the testimony of marine biologists and the 
people whose livelihood depends on their health. Such people, many of 
who are indigenous, are fisherman or small proprietors in the tourist 
industry who will be ruined by their disappearance. Others facing ruin 
include those who live near the seacoast where coral reefs are a natural 
barrier against flooding during hurricanes, cyclones and other storms 
that create monstrous waves. Finally, it will be a loss to our cultural 
heritage since the coral reef is one of the world’s great natural 
wonders, just as much as the Grand Canyon or the glaciers. With the 
irrational use of fossil fuels posing the danger to assets belonging to 
all of humanity, this film helps to raise awareness and should be seen 
and recommended to friends and comrades.


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[Marxism] Los Angeles Times: Noel Ignatiev, scholar who called for abolishing whiteness, dies at 78

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[Marxism] HARD CRACKERS- Rest in Power Noel Ignatiev (1940-2019)

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[Marxism] India: Another Orgy of Hindutva Chauvinism

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India: Another Orgy of Hindutva Chauvinism

by Michael Pröbsting, 11 November 2019

https://www.thecommunists.net/worldwide/asia/india-another-orgy-of-hindutva-chauvinism/


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[Marxism] ¡Compañero Víctor Jara Presente! | J. Patrice McSherry | Jacobin

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[Marxism] Democracy doesn’t matter to the defenders of ‘economic freedom’ | Quinn Slobodian | Opinion | The Guardian

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[Marxism] 3, 000 people have been detained or forcibly disappeared by YPG militias

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Another example that the fake "Rojava revolution" (as the GLW and the 
Öcalans fans claim) is in fact an oppressive and occupation power.


"In a previous report, the Syrian Network for Human Rights said that 
nearly 3,000 people in total have been detained or forcibly disappeared 
by SDF militias."


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[Marxism] follow up on whining billionaires

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Hi all --- I am pasting here a detailed response to Jeffrey Cooperman's
whining letter to Obama back in 2012 (I think he wrote it in 2012).   I
call it

*PITY THE POOR BILLIONAIRE*

*The following is a much expanded version of a commentary delivered by
Michael Meeropol over WAMC radio on October 31, 2012.*





Have you ever heard of Leon Cooperman?  He is a billionaire whose 1500 word
letter of complaint to President Obama has made him the darling of the top
one tenth of one percent.  In the NEW YORKER's October 8 (2012) issue he is
profiled in a fascinating article that quotes from his letter.  The article
is by Chrystia Freeland.  It is entitled Super-Rich Irony Why do
billionaires feel victimized by Obama?It can be accessed at:



http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2012/10/08/super-rich-irony





I will reproduce Cooperman’s letter in full with interspersed comments.



*COOPERMAN:*



It is with a great sense of disappointment that I write this. Like many
others, I hoped that your election would bring a salutary change of
direction to the country, despite what more than a few feared was an overly
aggressive social agenda. And I cannot credibly blame you for the economic
mess that you inherited, even if the policy response on your watch has been
profligate and largely ineffectual. (You did not, after all, invent TARP.)
I understand that when surrounded by cries of “the end of the world as we
know it is nigh,” even the strongest of minds may have a tendency to shoot
first and aim later in a well-intended effort to stave off the predicted
apocalypse.



*MEEROPOL:*



Did Cooperman oppose TARP?  It is very likely that without TARP a number of
important money-center banks would have gone bankrupt - perhaps taking down
Cooperman’s hedge fund with them.  I, myself, joined with a number of
libertarian economists in signing a petition to Congress urging rejection
of TARP.



However, what really is bothersome about the beginning of his letter is the
claim that President Obama’s policy response has been "profligate” and
"ineffective.”  That is totally false.  It was hardly profligate to spend
$787 billion in stimulus to plug what was a much bigger hole in total
aggregate demand as a result of the collapse of the housing bubble.  (Economist
Dean Baker estimated that the reduction in aggregate demand was at least
$1.2 trillion.)  TO the extent that it was ineffective it was because it
wasn’t large enough.  As far as it went, the best estimate is it prevented
the loss of anywhere from 1 to 3.5 million jobs.  To see some details, a
good place to start is a piece by Christina Romer in the New York Times
from October 20.  It is entitled, "The Fiscal Stimulus, Flawed But
Valuable.” and is available at:
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/21/business/how-the-fiscal-stimulus-helped-and-could-have-done-more.html





*COOPERMAN:*



But what I can justifiably hold you accountable for is your and your
minions’ role in setting the tenor of the rancorous debate now roiling us
that smacks of what so many have characterized as “class warfare.” Whether
this reflects your principled belief that the eternal divide between the
haves and have-nots is at the root of all the evils that afflict our
society or just a cynical, populist appeal to his base by a president
struggling in the polls is of little importance. What does matter is that
the divisive, polarizing tone of your rhetoric is cleaving a widening gulf,
at this point as much visceral as philosophical, between the downtrodden
and those best positioned to help them. It is a gulf that is at once
counterproductive and freighted with dangerous historical precedents. And
it is an approach to governing that owes more to desperate demagoguery than
your Administration should feel comfortable with.



*MEEROPOL:*



Here and in other places in the Cooperman letter, I can only scratch my
head.  What world is he observing?  Obama made a couple of comments about
the fact that the Wall Street people whose businesses had been saved by
TARP money should not be giving themselves lavish bonuses so soon after
they virtually destroyed the economy.  He has stuck to his campaign promise
of trying to get the top marginal tax rate back up to 39.6% (it had been
50% under Ronald Reagan until 1986).  What else has he done to stoke the
fires of class resentment?



*COOPERMAN:*



Just to be clear, while I have been richly rewarded by a life of hard work
(and a great deal of luck), I was not to-the-manor-born. My father was a
plumber who practiced his trade in the South Bronx after he and my mother
emigrated from Poland. I was the first member of my family to earn a
college degree. I 

[Marxism] Fwd: H-Net Review [H-LatAm]: Mentanko on Castro, 'Apostle of Progress: Modesto C. Rolland, Global Progressivism, and the Engineering of Revolutionary Mexico'

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Begin forwarded message:

> From: H-Net Staff via H-REVIEW 
> Date: November 7, 2019 at 11:53:02 AM EST
> To: h-rev...@lists.h-net.org
> Cc: H-Net Staff 
> Subject: H-Net Review [H-LatAm]:  Mentanko on Castro, 'Apostle of Progress: 
> Modesto C. Rolland, Global Progressivism, and the Engineering of 
> Revolutionary Mexico'
> Reply-To: h-rev...@lists.h-net.org
> 
> J. Justin Castro.  Apostle of Progress: Modesto C. Rolland, Global 
> Progressivism, and the Engineering of Revolutionary Mexico.  The 
> Mexican Experience Series. Lincoln  University of Nebraska Press, 
> 2019.  Illustrations. 366 pp.  $30.00 (e-book), ISBN 
> 978-1-4962-1249-8; $50.00 (cloth), ISBN 978-1-4962-1173-6; $30.00 
> (paper), ISBN 978-1-4962-1174-3.
> 
> Reviewed by Joshua Mentanko (Yale University)
> Published on H-LatAm (November, 2019)
> Commissioned by Casey M. Lurtz
> 
> For historians of twentieth-century Mexico, biography has long been 
> an important method for understanding major historical events and 
> processes. John Womack's _Zapata and the Mexican Revolution_ (1968) 
> and Friedrich Katz's _Life and Times of Pancho Villa_ (1998) are 
> foundational to understanding land reform, foreign intervention, and 
> the play of personality in internecine conflicts during the Mexican 
> Revolution. In his second book, _Apostle of Progress: Modesto C. 
> Rolland, Global Progressivism, and the Engineering of Revolutionary 
> Mexico_, historian J. Justin Castro uses the biography of a 
> relatively unknown man to shed light on themes of interest for 
> historians of twentieth-century Mexico contemplating the long-term 
> implications of the revolution. He makes the case for Modesto 
> Rolland's story for explaining the rise of a "technocratic" 
> perspective toward economic development, the shaping of agrarian 
> reform, and the integration of economic and political "peripheries" 
> into a politically centralized nation. 
> 
> Rolland--"child of the Porfiriato, child of the periphery" (p. 
> 1)--was born in 1881 in the town of La Paz in the territory of Baja 
> California. Not unlike the Yucatán Peninsula, the Baja California 
> Peninsula had a long history of engaging in international trade. 
> Although Castro gives short attention to the indigenous history of 
> the region, he focuses on the cosmopolitanism of a region of Mexico 
> that was, from the view of the center, still underdeveloped and not 
> quite integrated. Rolland's father was a French migrant who had come 
> to pan for gold in the 1850s, and his mother was a member of a local 
> family. Together, they had eleven children.   
> 
> Castro moves quickly through Rolland's early life. Modesto was the 
> youngest child. Educated in Culiacán in Sinaloa and Mexico City, he 
> studied at the National School of Engineering, and, taking advantage 
> of a growing demand for engineering education in the last decade of 
> the Porfiriato, he began teaching engineering at the National 
> Agriculture and Veterinary School in 1905. Castro explains Rolland's 
> growing political involvement as an outgrowth of his education in 
> Mexico City. While interacting with people from the humanities and 
> other intellectual backgrounds, "Rolland and his engineering peers 
> held more firmly to science-driven descriptions for making 
> improvements in society." They accepted positions in the government 
> out of a desire to improve Mexican infrastructure, but this group of 
> engineering intellectuals also "acquired a hubristic notion that they 
> were the only ones truly capable of bringing about an improved and 
> modern society" (p. 11). This hubris or assumption of the superiority 
> of his expertise, as Castro later shows, caused Rolland to overlook 
> local perspectives on various infrastructure development projects he 
> worked on from the 1920s to 1950s. 
> 
> While Rolland was building a career as a professor and business owner 
> in the first decade of the twentieth century, he was also advancing 
> socially within Mexico City's elite. He was aided enormously in this 
> by his marriage to the seventeen-year-old Virginia de la Garza 
> Meléndez in 1908. Their marriage, according to Castro, was never a 
> happy one. Castro attributes discord in Rolland's first marriage to a 
> personality characterized by a "fierce desire to direct the forces of 
> nature, society, and politics" (pp. 14-15). Castro does not dwell on 
> Rolland's intimate life. Yet, as the above quote makes clear, Castro 
> draws connections between Rolland's public and 

[Marxism] 3, 000 people have been detained or forcibly disappeared by YPG militias

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Another example that the fake "Rojava revolution" (as the GLW and the 
Öcalans fans claim) is in fact an oppressive and occupation power.


"In a previous report, the Syrian Network for Human Rights said that 
nearly 3,000 people in total have been detained or forcibly disappeared 
by SDF militias."


https://www.alaraby.co.uk/english/news/2019/11/11/syrian-democratic-forces-detain-conscripts-in-raqqa

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[Marxism] Russia Shuts Down Arctic Indigenous Rights Group - The Moscow Times

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Can't wait for Ben Norton to explain why this was necessary.

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[Marxism] The Case Against Boeing | The New Yorker

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Since Samya Stumo’s death in a 737 MAX crash, her parents and her 
great-uncle, Ralph Nader, have devoted themselves to proving that the 
airline put profit over safety.


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[Marxism] Far-Right Climate Denial Is Growing in Europe | The New Republic

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For all of the articles warning about ecofascism, the reality is that 
the powerful far-right equivalents of Trump in Europe are not going 
around citing Naomi Klein type arguments. They are using political power 
to make the use of fossil fuels a large part of their agenda.


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[Marxism] The Worm in the Apple - CounterPunch.org

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By Peter Linebaugh

Finally, we cannot shirk from the questions, what is crime? who are the 
real criminals? Freedom begins with our answers.


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[Marxism] bellingcat - Ukraine’s Ministry of Veterans Affairs Embraced the Far Right - With Consequences to the U.S. - bellingcat

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[Marxism] Iraq: Rally in Solidarity with the People’s Uprising

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Iraq: Rally in Solidarity with the People’s Uprising

Report (with Pictures and Videos) from a Rally in Vienna on 10 November 
2019, Austrian Section of the RCIT


https://www.thecommunists.net/rcit/iraq-rally-in-support-of-the-popular-uprising-10-11-2019/

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