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I have an idea. Do you people can imagine how it looks like to non-speaking English to read long discussions? I do not say that we do not need discussions. I just say that is hard for most of us to participate on the list on the way which we would like just because English is not our language. Milan Milan. You seem to speak English pretty well to me. I have no doubt you are doing a much better job with English than I could with your language, so please bear with us. Fraternally, Klo Thank you Comrade! But, it is true that I can't express my opinion quite well. And there is many of us with the same problem. Anyway, I'll bear with you. Revolutionary greetings, Milan ___ Marxist-Leninist-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To change your options or unsubscribe go to: http://lists.wwpublish.com/mailman/listinfo/marxist-leninist-list
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-Original Message- From: Charles F. Moreira Date: 26 March, 2001 9:38 AM Subject: Re: [MLL]Test Klo, Thanks for your assessment and the commentary by Barry Stoller which is interesting and which I'll have to study in greater detail later. Your assessment is correct. It has, indeed, drifted into a news posting list. Where are Jim Hillier, Sven, bon moun, and many others? Are they still with us? With regards discussions on this list, I've been wondering whether we should have discussions dealing with contemporary issues like the one you, Steele and Stoller are discussing with references back to the classics and contemporary writings? Have we been discussing theoretical and historical issues in a vacuum which results in people quickly losing interest in continuing the thread of the discussion? On the other hand, is this a common occurrence on most lists, since I haven't received anything from the Cuba Si list since the 22nd, though activity on the Stalinskaya list appears to be picking up? Could a lack of list activity be because with the current slowdown in the economy, collapse of dotcom companies, retrenchments in the information technology and Internet industries, people simply have less time to spend on lists like this? Any ideas?? Charles I have an idea. Do you people can imagine how it looks like to non-speaking English to read long discussions? I do not say that we do not need discussions. I just say that is hard for most of us to participate on the list on the way which we would like just because English is not our language. Milan ___ Marxist-Leninist-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To change your options or unsubscribe go to: http://lists.wwpublish.com/mailman/listinfo/marxist-leninist-list
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Partija rada wrote: -Original Message- From: Charles F. Moreira Date: 26 March, 2001 9:38 AM Subject: Re: [MLL]Test Klo, Thanks for your assessment and the commentary by Barry Stoller which is interesting and which I'll have to study in greater detail later. Your assessment is correct. It has, indeed, drifted into a news posting list. Where are Jim Hillier, Sven, bon moun, and many others? Are they still with us? With regards discussions on this list, I've been wondering whether we should have discussions dealing with contemporary issues like the one you, Steele and Stoller are discussing with references back to the classics and contemporary writings? Have we been discussing theoretical and historical issues in a vacuum which results in people quickly losing interest in continuing the thread of the discussion? On the other hand, is this a common occurrence on most lists, since I haven't received anything from the Cuba Si list since the 22nd, though activity on the Stalinskaya list appears to be picking up? Could a lack of list activity be because with the current slowdown in the economy, collapse of dotcom companies, retrenchments in the information technology and Internet industries, people simply have less time to spend on lists like this? Any ideas?? Charles I have an idea. Do you people can imagine how it looks like to non-speaking English to read long discussions? I do not say that we do not need discussions. I just say that is hard for most of us to participate on the list on the way which we would like just because English is not our language. Milan Milan. You seem to speak English pretty well to me. I have no doubt you are doing a much better job with English than I could with your language, so please bear with us. Fraternally, Klo ___ Marxist-Leninist-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To change your options or unsubscribe go to: http://lists.wwpublish.com/mailman/listinfo/marxist-leninist-list
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This is just a test. I have gotten only about 1 message from the ML list in a few days, and one that I sent out to the list was returnred to me as undeliverable. George ___ Marxist-Leninist-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To change your options or unsubscribe go to: http://lists.wwpublish.com/mailman/listinfo/marxist-leninist-list
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Comrades George G wrote: This is just a test. I have gotten only about 1 message from the ML list in a few days, and one that I sent out to the list was returnred to me as undeliverable. George I am experiencing the same thing George. Messages are very sparse. Fraternally, Klo I checked the server and just released six messages and approved three applications for subscription. I've sent a message to the moderators on these problems and also about problems of a lack of enthusiasm and sustainability of discussion on this list, which has become more of a posting board for political news, statements and commentaries with very occassional discussion like what's been going on between Klo and Harry Steele about Webb's statement. More in this matter later. Fraternally Charles ___ Marxist-Leninist-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To change your options or unsubscribe go to: http://lists.wwpublish.com/mailman/listinfo/marxist-leninist-list
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Klo, Thanks for your assessment and the commentary by Barry Stoller which is interesting and which I'll have to study in greater detail later. Your assessment is correct. It has, indeed, drifted into a news posting list. Where are Jim Hillier, Sven, bon moun, and many others? Are they still with us? With regards discussions on this list, I've been wondering whether we should have discussions dealing with contemporary issues like the one you, Steele and Stoller are discussing with references back to the classics and contemporary writings? Have we been discussing theoretical and historical issues in a vacuum which results in people quickly losing interest in continuing the thread of the discussion? On the other hand, is this a common occurrence on most lists, since I haven't received anything from the Cuba Si list since the 22nd, though activity on the Stalinskaya list appears to be picking up? Could a lack of list activity be because with the current slowdown in the economy, collapse of dotcom companies, retrenchments in the information technology and Internet industries, people simply have less time to spend on lists like this? Any ideas?? Charles ___ Marxist-Leninist-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To change your options or unsubscribe go to: http://lists.wwpublish.com/mailman/listinfo/marxist-leninist-list
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Comrades, Klo wrote:- PS. I got the following message from Barry Stoller. Does anyone have any info regarding the orientation of his list. Barry sounds pretty good. Klo Your post to the Marxist-Leninist list about anti-monopoly tactics (re: CPUSA) was brilliant. Cut quick to the real problem among the left and quasi-left today: petty-bourgoeis mentality radicalized in the rhetoric of anarchism. While Marxists acknowledge the dialectical movement of centralized capitalism INTO collectivized ownership of the means of production, today's 'populist' opposition to capitalism is, alas, confined to an anti-CORPORATISM which, with little encouragement, opposes collectivized socialism with as much vitriol. Indeed this is very true. Much of the anti-corporate sentiment found among the environmental, ecological, sustainable development, hippie, consumer, Libertarian, marijuana legalisation, anti-war and other such movements may seem anti-capitalist but they are not. In reality they are virulently anti-communist and even racist and fascist. Just visit Web sites of Britain's neo-Nazi British National Party and other such neo-Nazi or fascist organsiations and one can see this anti-corporatism linked to anti-Semitism. Fraternally Charles I am forwarding your essay to my debate forum, downwithcapitalism, address below, in the hopes of promulgating your fine presentation of this problem. Please visit, subscribe or participate: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/downwithcapitalism Barry Stoller http://utopia2000.org ___ Marxist-Leninist-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To change your options or unsubscribe go to: http://lists.wwpublish.com/mailman/listinfo/marxist-leninist-list
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