[L-I] My resignation as moderator from L-I

eration for the defence of Leninist-International, I have to resign. Here I stand and do not have any choice. Johannes Schneider ___ Leninist-International mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To change your options or unsubscribe go to: http://lists.wwpublish.com/mailman/listinfo/leninist-international

Re: Interimperialist strife (was Re: [L-I] Chemical/Nuclear Warfare inBosnia: Eyewitness To Hell)

Carrol Cox wrote: > Nestor Miguel Gorojovsky wrote: > > > If this is the scenario, then many may be thinking > > of a new age of "own spheres of influence" such as during the 30s. > > > > In a different context, this would have meant a war in a not so far future. > > What do we think of the poss

Re: Interimperialist strife (was Re: [L-I] Chemical/Nuclear Warfare inBosnia: Eyewitness To Hell)

For some reason this one did not make it to the list. So let me give it a second try. Johannes > Carrol Cox wrote: > > > Nestor Miguel Gorojovsky wrote: > > > > > If this is the scenario, then many may be thinking > > > of a new age of "own spheres of influence" such as during the 30s. > > > > >

Re: [L-I] Re: Russia: CPRF Leader Interviewed - Russia TV

Alexander Domrin wrote: > On Mon, 15 Jan 2001 22:18:31 +, > Owen Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >One of the members of their [KPRF] Central Committee advocated the > extermination of > >the Russian Jewish population. > > Who? Where? When? > From: http://www.adl.org/russia/russian_polit

[L-I] Links on independent European military force

In a recent post I mentioned the disagreement over the European military force. Here are a few links from the BBC website: December 10, 1999 http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/europe/newsid_557000/557700.stm May 24, 2000 http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/europe/newsid_761000/761467.stm

Re: [L-I] anti- Nazi struggle

Here is the latest from fighting back racists in Germany. The incident happened Friday night. Today is it front page news in all Munich papers. The prompt reaction from the Turkish youth was only possible because the neigbourhood has a relative high percentage of immigrants (I guess about 30%). T

[L-I] Robert Fisk on DU in Bosnia

>From today's Independent http://www.independent.co.uk/news/World/Europe/2001-01/fisk150101.shtml Where the streets are littered with DU shells By Robert Fisk in Hadjici, Bosnia 15 January 2001 The snow clings to the burnt rafters of the old military factory at Hadjici and slithers off the fi

Re: [L-I] Russia: CPRF Leader Interviewed - Russia TV

Concerning the recent discussion of the Zyuganov interview. Here is an analysis of the CPRF by BORIS KAGARLITSKY Source: Green Left Weekly, #432 January 17, 2001 RUSSIA: Is there life for KPRF after Yeltsin? BY BORIS KAGARLITSKY The Communist Party of the Russian Federation (KPRF), the child o

Re: [L-I] Chemical/Nuclear Warfare in Bosnia: Eyewitness To Hell

Partha Bhattacharya wrote: > I want to ask our friends in > the list who defended the NATO action against Milo. to > explain the NATO action. Partha, first of all I do not remember any defence of the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia on Leninist-International. There has been considerable discussion ab

Re: [L-I] Forwarded from Jim Farmelant

On Macdonald's forward from Jim Farmelant about FRANTZ FANON: It is from the Economist January 13th book review of: FRANTZ FANON: A LIFE. By David Macey. Granta; 656 pages; £25 ___ Leninist-International mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To change your

Re: [L-I] Re: [R-G] The promise of Porto Alegre (Le Monde)

Mac's original post (quote from Le Monde diplomatique) was only posted on the Rad-Green mailing list. It can be retrieved through the the archives at: http://lists.wwpublish.com/pipermail/rad-green/2001-January/000100.html The German version is online at: http://www.taz.de/tpl/2001/01/12.nf/mond

[L-I] On Centrism

In recent postings other organisations have been referred to as beeing 'centrist'. Though especially in Trotskyite circles this is a very popular attribute given to political (mostly other Trotskyites) adversaries, as a moderator I would like to point out, that this kind of lingo is not particular

Re: [L-I] DaimlerChrysler to shrink Chrysler group

Here is the latest on DaimlerChrysler from today's Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung www.faz.com Mr. Gentz, who was born in the Latvian capital, Riga, grew up in Berlin. He studied law and earned a Ph.D at Berlin's Freie Universität. Since 1970, Mr. Gentz has been with the Stuttgart-based car manufa

[L-I] The Guinea Pigs Of Kano

>From the Nigerian Vanguard Daily (Lagos) at: http://allafrica.com/stories/200101100249.html Other related Nigerian press articles: http://allafrica.com/stories/200101080236.html http://allafrica.com/stories/200101030031.html http://allafrica.com/stories/200101060019.html http://allafrica.com/st

[L-I] Fw: Correction from Nestor (on Argentinian road blocks)

> > On my answer to Johannes I wrote: > > "...Laferrere, an important town of lower middle class / working > class ridden by unemployment constituency" > > I should have written > > "...Laferrere, an important town of lower middle class / working class > (ridden > by unemployment) constituency" >

[L-I] Fw: Forwarded from Nestor (to Johannes, continued)

> > Johannes Schneider asked me: > > "- What is in general the relationship of the piqueteros to the workers' > movement as a whole? To see them being courted by both the ultra-leftists > and the Blairite unions seems to be contradictory to me." > > To beg

Re: [L-I] (Spanish) News on Argentina and Ecuador that don't make the headlines

Nestor Miguel Gorojovsky quoted: REGIONAL. E/0901/02232. BUENOS AIRES, 9(PSI).- PREPARAN UN CONGRESO NACIONAL DE PIQUETEROS. Organizaciones de piqueteros de todo el país preparan un congreso nacional para el segundo fin de semana de abril, de acuerdo a la resolución que adoptó el pasado 16 de dici

Re: [L-I] Bush, Putin seen headed for trouble over missiles

Macdonald wrote: > Comrades, before you read this I have a couple of questions for any who care to > answer me. I agree and have noticed this basic thrust of the Putin administration > that the article is referring to. It is quite true that Russia is carving a new role, > somewhere in between the

[L-I] Stike busting in Korea

>From Asiaweel at: http://www.asiaweek.com/asiaweek/magazine/2001/0112/biz.korea.html Getting Tough Seoul sends in helicopters to help bust a strike - and convince investors it is committed to reform By ROGER DEAN DU MARS Seoul Oh Bo Youl shields his face from flying debris as government chopper

[L-I] Ethnic Cleansing - Palestine 48 (German)

The following article appeared in today's Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, leading conservative paper in Germany. Author is Salah Abd el Dschawad, professor at Bir-Zeit-University. In the article he comes to the conclusion that there was a Zionist master plan to drive out Palestinians in 1948. Unf

[L-I] [Fwd: Re: Tablada prisoners] from Nestor

Below is some latest information from Nestor in Argentina on the Tablada prisoners. Johannes Original Message Subject: Re: Tablada prisoners Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 23:18:57 -0300 From: "Nestor Miguel Gorojovsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> The Tablada strikers have been awarded what is

Re: [L-I] Kosovo troops tested for cancer from uranium

Johannes Schneider wrote: > > The issue is now getting some attention across Europe. > > On the BBC website it is the top European item at the moment. > http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/europe/newsid_1098000/1098858.stm > > Here in Germany it was the second inte

Re: [L-I] Kosovo troops tested for cancer from uranium

The issue is now getting some attention across Europe. On the BBC website it is the top European item at the moment. http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/europe/newsid_1098000/1098858.stm Here in Germany it was the second international item in the main TV news of the first channel tonight. Jo

Re: [L-I] FW: [Marxism-Thaxis] Vote

Communards wrote: > > It looked like our side was going to just keep on moving > >ahead in the poll, but now the FBI forces have been getting > >out the word to their supporters and the gap is getting smaller. > >Right now the vote is: Yes (in support of Leonard Peltier) > >15.473, 52%, No (in

[L-I] Bush to pull US troops out of Balkans

>From the December 31 Sunday Times http://www.sunday-times.co.uk/news/pages/sti/2000/12/31/stifgnusa02006.html I wonder what US-American comrades make of this. Is this a major US policy change or is this food not eaten as hot as it is cooked? Johannes Bush to pull US troops out of Balkans Tom

[L-I] Chrysler crisis

>From Sundays's Washington Post at: http://washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/world/europe/A2243-2000Dec30.html The original Schrempp interview is in the Saturday edition of Stuttgarter Nachrichten, p. 1 an 3 Accessible two weeks through www.stuttgarter-nachrichten.de Johhannes German Parent Predicts

[L-I] Chrysler crisis

>From Sundays's Washington Post at: http://washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/world/europe/A2243-2000Dec30.html The original Schrempp interview is in the Saturday edition of Stuttgarter Nachrichten, p. 1 an 3 Accessible two weeks through www.stuttgarter-nachrichten.de Johhannes German Parent Predicts

[L-I] Kosovo troops tested for cancer from uranium

>From today's Guardian at: http://www.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,3604,416695,00.html Kosovo troops tested for cancer from uranium Rory Carroll in Rome and Richard Norton-Taylor Monday January 1, 2001 Nato armies have started testing soldiers for cancer after a spate of deaths alle

[L-I] Rote Hilfe (German)

Below is an article about the history of the support organisation for political prisoners 'Rote Hilfe'. Unfortunately it is in German, anyone volunteering for an English (or any other language) translation, is more than welcome. Author of the article is Munich Journalist Nick Brauns, who writes re

[L-I] Vauxhall workers storm offices

Full text at: http://cnnfn.cnn.com/2000/12/13/europe/vauxhall/ LONDON (CNNfn) - Hundreds of workers at a Vauxhall Motors plant outside London stormed the car company's offices Wednesday, protesting the planned closure of the factory and the firing of some 2,000 people announced by U.S.-based par

[L-I] Imperialist secret services and the war in Chechnya

Recent postings led me to the conclusion that some listers think imperialist states (Germany, UK, US) are actively supporting the Islamic rebels in Chechyna. I would like to know, what to make out of the following article. Johannes St.Petersburg Times, April 11, 2000 http://www.sptimes.ru/arch

Re: [L-I] Turkish hunger strikers 'near death'

The Turkish hunger strike is now making it to the mainstream press in Germany as well. It is certainly important that the hunger strike gets attention beyond the narrow left-wing circles. But we have to keep in mind that this kind of attention is sort of double-edged: - it always nourishes some so

[L-I] Anti-Semitism on Frankfurt's Soccer Fields

With any rise in racist violence there is a rise in anti-semitism as well in Germany. Johannes >From the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung www.faz.com Anti-Semitism on Frankfurt's Soccer Fields By Marc Heinrich FRANKFURT. A growing number of anti-Semitic attacks on Jewish soccer players has plun

[L-I] Moderation announcement on attachments

Comrades, to prevent computer virus beeing spread through Leninist-International all sort of attachments from now on will be rejected. I ask all comrades to convert any attachment to plain text before posting it to L-I Johannes Schneider Co-moderator

[L-I] Re: Brazil's Left

Charles Brown quoted: > A "Red" Government in the South of Brazil > > by Michael Löwy > > > While Michael Löwy is quite enthusiastic about the Participatory Budget. In the latest Labor Standard there is a more critical article: "The Participatory Budg

Re: [L-I] German police wants to cover up racist murder

The racist murder of the six-year-old boy is still among the main news here in Germany. Below is a report and a commentary from the conservative Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. The report clearly shows the continued progrom atmosphere against the boy's family. The remark by the prime minister of t

[L-I] German police wants to cover up racist murder

Below is the Frankfurter Allgemeine account of a racist murder German police initially wanted to cover up a simple accident. Today its front page news on most German papers. This case shows how far the level of racist violence has risen in some parts of Germany nowadays. A group of about fifty Ne

[L-I] More on virus removal

It looks as if the Corporate Edition of Norton Antivirus removes MTX as well. Here are the steps: (a) Uninstall any antivirus working on your PC and install NAV corporate edition (b) Insert in drive the first of 5 rescue diskettes of NAV you have previously prepared on a clean PC (the file go.b

[L-I] Enforcing Islamic law in Germany

>From the liberal Frankfurter Rundschau: http://www.fr-aktuell.de/english/401/t401001.htm WHEN MUSLIM WOMEN MAY WEAR HEADSCARVES IN GERMANY Constitutional Court hears case of women forced to wear head covering By Ursula Knapp Karlsruhe - At a sitting of the German Constitutional Court held on

[L-I] VIRUS

Comrades, as most of you will have probably noticed by now LI has been hit by the MTX virus. First of all I want to apologize to any inconveniences this might have caused to LI subscribers. At the moment we are discussing steps to prevent this to happen again. As a general rule I would like to

[L-I] Cuba Begins to Answer Its Race Question

From http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/world/americas/A29550-2000Oct27.html Cuba Begins to Answer Its Race Question By Eugene Robinson Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, November 12, 2000; Page A01 HAVANA -- Maria del Carmen Cano, a scholar at the Cuban Institute of the Book, studies ra

[L-I] Argentine unions join forces for nationwide strike

I am sure comrades from Argentina will keep us updated. Johannes Here is the latest from the imperialist media: >From CNN, full text: http://www.cnn.com/2000/WORLD/americas/11/16/argentina.strike.reut/index.htm l Argentine unions join forces for nationwide strike November 16, 2000 Web posted

[L-I] Immigration to Germany

Since immigration is one of the key issues in German politics today I post an surview about immigration to (West) Germany since 1945. The article (correctly) deals with all various forms of immigration to Germany. This approach is has been used for long in scientific discussion, but in the politic

[L-I] Wealth, poverty and income distribution in Germany

Below are some basic data on the class structure in Germany. It has been taken from: http://www.eiro.eurofound.ie/2000/10/features/DE0010287F.html BTW: The website is an excellent source for recent developments within EU trade unions. Mainly it centers around bread-and-butter issues, but as Brech

[L-I] The Muslims the German Bourgeoisie loves to see

Below you will find the most hypocritical piece of so-called journalism in Germany I have come across in recent years. Basically it comes down to preach religion and family values to the German working class. Hypocritical because exactly the same social forces who are praising family values are tr

Re: [L-I] To the Administration team

> Sorry for posting a private issue to the list, but wanted to ask > something from the administrators, and I guees this is the best way to > reach at least one of them. > Certainly you can reach the administration team that way. But I would ask comrades to use [EMAIL PROTECTED] for purely admi

[L-I] Man-Made Weather: A Weapon of the Future?

>From the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung: www.faz.com Man-Made Weather: A Weapon of the Future? By Nico Stehr DELMENHORST. At the recent Fifth German Climate Conference, a climate expert and I gave a joint paper on man-made climate disasters that were threatening man in historic times. After w

[L-I] Conform or leave, Germany's right tells immigrants

>From todays's Independent http://www.independent.co.uk/news/World/Europe/2000-11/germany071100.shtml Conform or leave, Germany's right tells immigrants By Imre Karacs in Berlin 7 November 2000 Wanted: German-speaking immigrants of the Christian persuasion willing to renounce garlic and the t

[L-I] Sandinistas regain Managua

>From the Financial Times webpage Sandinistas regain Managua By Andrew Bounds in Managua Published: November 6 2000 05:19GMT | Last Updated: November 6 2000 05:28GMT The leftwing Sandinista Liberation Front was poised to take control of Nicaragua's capital in municipal elections on Sunday night

[L-I] Online intifada

The Lebanese Daily Star seems to be an excellent source on the cyber-war. Latest reports can be found here: http://www.dailystar.com.lb/04_11_00/art4.htm http://www.dailystar.com.lb/06_11_00/art2.htm In German there is a report on Telepolis: http://www.heise.de/tp/deutsch/special/info/4188/1.ht

[L-I] Torture for peace

Below is an article from todays's Independant by Robert Fisk: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/World/Middle_East/2000-11/ruthless061100.s html The report Fisk references seems to be here: http://www.csis.org/stratassessment/reports/IsraelPalestine.pdf It is a 125 page document. The dates vary (

[L-I] Internet warfare

>From todays Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung www.faz.com Joint Defense Against Computer Attacks Urged F.A.Z. PULLACH. The president of the German Intelligence Service sees an array of economic and political threats poised to attack the country's finely woven network of computers in times of peac

[L-I] Mideast website wars swaps to US

Here are some of the latest news on the issue: - Lucent is telling his website has been attacked: http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1007-200-3368676.html - The FBI has issued a formal warning http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1007-200-3359667.html Some information can be found at the iDefense website: h

[L-I] The Intifada and the Information Society

>From Telepolis http://www.heise.de/tp/english/inhalt/co/4153/1.html The Intifada and the Information Society John Horvath 31.10.2000 The use of information distribution as a sophisticated means of propaganda is a very real threat Often, an event from the real world is needed to wake those

[L-I] Re: Website wars in the Middle East

>From todays Washington Post: http://washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A21154-2000Oct26.html Pings and E-Arrows Fly in Mideast Cyber-War By Lee Hockstader Washington Post Foreign Service Friday, October 27, 2000; Page A01 JERUSALEM, Oct. 26 -- The Web site of Hezbollah, the militantly anti-Zi

[L-I] Re: Website wars in the Middle East

More on the topic from October 25 Lebanese paper Daily Star http://www.dailystar.com.lb/25_10_00/art3.htm Israeli website tries to shut down Hizbullah's Ranwa Yehia Daily Star staff Israel has set up a website to show both amateur and professional internet users how to "attack and destroy Hizbu

[L-I] Not Even Kitchen Knives

>From todays Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung www.faz.com Not Even Kitchen Knives By Hasan Al Khader RAMALLAH. I stood on the roof of my house and watched Israeli helicopter gunships bombing targets in Ramallah. The bombardment went on for several hours, long enough for me to detect the pattern

Re: [L-I] Nietzsche

Thank you Anton for forwarding the interesting article on Nietsche. Actuall it is the third part of a series. The articles can be found here: http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/oct2000/niet-o20.shtml http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/oct2000/niet-o21.shtml http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/oct200

[L-I] NarcoNews.com

The AP correspondent in Bolivia recently had to resign because he was working at the same time as a lobbyist for a water firm. The full story is at: http://washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A690-2000Oct24.html McFarren's extracurricular efforts were disclosed by journalist Al Giordano, a former

[L-I] The Pre-Election Climate in Kosovo

After more than a year of imperialist occupation UNMIK and KFOR is fully responsible for the situation described below. >From a recent Human Rights Watch report: Full text at: http://www.hrw.org/backgrounder/eca/kosovo-election-bck.htm The Pre-Election Climate in Kosovo More than a year after

[L-I] German style cultural imperialism

>From Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung www.faz.com Hong Kong Teaches Berlin By Mark Siemons BERLIN. Hong Kong came close to hosting the first Love Parade on Asian soil next month, as the climax of a major Berlin Festival organized by the local Goethe Institute. The plan was evidence of a discree

[L-I] German Of Color

>From todays Washington Post German Of Color By Rowan Philp Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, October 23, 2000; Page C01 Theodor Wonja Michael, gray-whiskered, Hemingway-like, stands alone behind a lectern on Howard University's campus. He has a story that he doesn't like to tell, but it is

[L-I] Police looked on as German right-wingers attacked

>From the centre-left Frankfurter Rundschau http://www.fr-aktuell.de/english/401/t401002.htm NEO-NAZI PLAYS INNOCENT IN COURT Police looked on as German right-wingers attacked By Heike Kleffner Berlin - The trial of Alexander T. (last name withheld under German law) has begun at the district

[L-I] UNMIK to OSCE: Human rights in Kosovo 'unrealistic'

The OSCE has recently published a report on the criminal justice in Kosovo. According to an OSCE press release these are the key findings: - some provisions of applicable law may conflict with human rights standards; - the report finds clear and compelling evidence of actual bias by the courts ag

[L-I] Child hunger in Canada

The following is from the Canadian Medical Association Journal. The full text is at: http://www.cma.ca/cmaj/vol-163/issue-8/0961.htm Here are some quotes: The number of Canadian children experiencing poverty is unacceptably high. In the past decade the poverty rate for Canada's children has ris

Re: [L-I] October Le Monde diplomatique on Kosovo

I wrote: > The latest edition of Le Monde diplomatique has an article on Kosovo. The > English title is 'The other Yugoslavain election', the German edition has it > under the title 'UN-Protektorat oder Mafia-Republik'. > > English: > http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/en/2000/10/07kosovo > > Germa

[L-I] German Railworkers Demonstrate Against Job Cuts

The managements assertion that there is less demand for maintanence work is utter nonsense. Here in Munich there are almost daily long delays because one of the shaddy old trains has broken down and is blocking the whole track. Britain shows clearly what is going to happen if there are even more

October Le Monde diplomatique on Kosovo

The latest edition of Le Monde diplomatique has an article on Kosovo. The English title is 'The other Yugoslavain election', the German edition has it under the title 'UN-Protektorat oder Mafia-Republik'. English: http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/en/2000/10/07kosovo German: http://www.monde-dipl

Neo-Nazis Lay Claim to Center of Small Town

>From todays Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung www.faz.com Some of the remarks are quite revelaing Johannes Neo-Nazis Lay Claim to Center of Small Town By Peter Carstens NEUSTADT. Neustadt an der Orla has a late-Gothic town hall, a 500-year-old church, a business park, and something that the pro

[L-I] PIN: La renuncia del vicepresidente Alvarez (forward from Nestor)

La renuncia del vicepresidente Alvarez ANTE UNA OPERACION POLITICA PARA SALVAR EL MODELO DE LA DEPENDENCIA La renuncia de Carlos Alvarez a la vicepresidencia de Nación cerró el breve capítulo de una alianza gubernamental concebida para durar por todo un período. Cualquiera sea la continuidad for

Re: [L-I] Is German-Troops-In-Yug- Dispatch for Real??

First of all: German and other NATO troops have to leave the Balkans immedieately. All santions against Yugoslavia have to be lifted. The NATO governments have to stop interfering in Yugoslavia. I think the most important interfernece in Yugoslavia recently has been the financing of the oppositio

The sell-out has already started

>From the B92 website Peugeot in deal with Zastava 13:17 BELGRADE, Thursday - Zastava, the Kragujevac car factory which brought us the world-famous Yugo, is to sign a partnership agreement with French automobile manufacturer Peugeot, daily Glas javnosti writes today, quoting sources within the De

[L-I] Kostunica: 'almost as much trouble from my friends as from my enemies'

>From todays New York Times Yugoslav Chief Upset at Some of His Allies By STEVEN ERLANGER BELGRADE, Serbia, Oct. 11 - President Vojislav Kostunica of Yugoslavia said today that he was having "almost as much trouble from my friends as from my enemies" in the transition from the rule of Slobodan

[L-I] Eyewitness reports from Belgrade

On the Defence of Marxism website (Ted Grant tedency) there are eyewitness reports from Belgrade: http://www.marxist.com/Europe/eyewitnesses_yug_oct00.html Johannes ___ Leninist-International mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To change your options or u

[L-I] Workers take charge of the directors' suites

>From October 11th Financial Times www.ft.com It shows the contradictions of recent events in Yugoslavia. Note the calls for restrictions from the NATO stooges. Johannes Workers take charge of the directors' suites By Stefan Wagstyl and Irena Guzelova In Belgrade Published: October 10 2000 19

Edward Said on the Palestinian uprising

>From todays Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung www.faz.com Nothing Left to Offer By Edward W. Said NEW YORK. Misreported and hopelessly flawed from the start, the Oslo peace process has entered its terminal phase -- one of violent confrontation, disproportionate Israeli repression, widespread Pal

Re: [L-I] On the hunger strike

dhkc wrote: 2) Despite his protestations to the contrary, Nestor's message, taken as a whole, is an attack on the hunger strikers and an attempt to deny them solidarity. == Comrades, I think in order to show solidarity with the hunger striker

Re: [L-I] On the hunger strike

. As far as I am aware these problems are solved now. If any listers is still experiencing delivery problems please let me know. Comradely Johannes Schneider Co-moderator Leninist-International ___ Leninist-International mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTE

[L-I] Nazis stopped in Munich

Though it is sort of late by am still forwarding here a report about the anti-fascist mobilisation last Saturday in Munich, Germany. The author is Nick Brauns a journalist for the German left-wing dailies Neues Deutschland and junge welt, member of the PDS and well known Munich activist. Besides t

Re: [L-I] Moderators note

No more discussion on this issue! Stephen got his _last_ warning. Roma locuta, causa finita! Johannes Schneider Co-Moderator Leninist-International - Original Message - From: "Stephen E Philion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, Sept

[L-I] Request from the Moderators

ith and speed on the Internet today is getting less of an issue, there are still listers who suffer from slow and expansive connections. This you should keep in mind as well. Johannes Schneider Co-moderator Leninist-International ___ Leninist-Intern

[L-I] Moderators note

I have just warned Stephen, that his recent postings in reply to the DHKC are totally inacceptable and beyond what the moderators want to see on Leninist-International. Johannes Schneider Co-moderator Leninist-International ___ Leninist

Re: [L-I] Speaking the same language?

Since the question of language classes for immigrants in Germany has been discussed here recently, I post an article from the Frankfurter Rundschau (left of center, usually pro red-Green) http://www.fr-aktuell.de/english/401/t401004.htm The article is quite representative for the Red-Green 'juste

Re: [L-I] Stasi-Nazi connections

Charles Brown asked: LOS ANGELES TIMES News: Opinion Sunday, September 10, 2000 http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/2000909/t85233.html By MARTIN A. LEE SAN FRANCISCO--Amid the recent surge of neo-Nazi violence in Germany, reports disclosed that agents of the forme

Re: [L-I] Stasi-Nazi connections

Macdonald asked: > Any comments? > > Macdonald > > > LOS ANGELES TIMES > News: Opinion > Sunday, September 10, 2000 > http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/2000909/t85233.html > By MARTIN A. LEE > Actually there is not much new in it. Is it known since long that the Eas

[L-I] Finkelstein discussion in Germany

Below is an article from the (conservative) Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung Unwelcome Readers By Lorenz Jäger FRANKFURT. A debate is gaining momentum that some think should never have been allowed to begin, certainly not in Germany. Many Germans are saying it is a matter for the Americans. In th

Re: [L-I] Re: Women & Industrialization (was Re: capitalist patriarchy)

Mine Aysen Doyran asked: > > Can I suggest something? Where did Jim Heartfield's post originally appear? lbo-talk. Its archived at: http://nuance.dhs.org/lbo-talk/current/0463.html I agree with Mine that posters should please indicate a reference if they crosspost from another list. Johannes

Re: [L-I] German Green Fiscal Discipline (was Re: Analysis of the U.S. Greens)

Thats exactly the role the German Greens are playing: Crown witnesses for the mouthpieces of international capital like the FT. Johannes ___ Leninist-International mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To change your options or unsubscribe go to: http://lis

Re: [L-I] Speaking the same language?

Sorry comrades, shame on me, but my previous posting was not intended to be sent anywhere. Just for my excuse I am not working from my own box today and sometimes these nasty machines do things they are not supposed to do. I promise to stay away from any keyboard for the rest of the weekend. Jo

Re: [L-I] Speaking the same language?

> Lieber Johannes, > ich schreibe Dir privat, weil ich keine Lust mehr habe, diese Diskussion > auf der > LI-Liste fortzuführen. Lieber Lothar, ich verstehe Deinen beleidigten Unterton eigentlich nicht. Gerade öffentliche Diskussionen leben gerade von kontroversen Standpunkten. Wo Polemiken in

[L-I] Integration as assimilation

Recently a change has ocurred in bourgeois terminology towards immigration in Germany. I will try to explain in this post how 'integration' has become the key bourgeois concept. For understanding the current debate about 'integration' its usefull to give a cursory overview about how bourgeois id

Re: [L-I] Bulgaria Under USA Yoke

Jela Jovanovic quoted: > AUSCHWITZ NEAR SOFIA... > > By Ivan Angelov, born 1943; International Relations Graduate (1969); Ph.D. > (1975); Associate Professor (1988) > > In the same way, both local and foreign politicians and opinion makers seem > not to notice how Auschwitz is being reproduced he

[L-I] 'Integration' denied to those ones that want to 'integrate'

The incident below is typical for the political climate in Germany. Though Tariq al-Wazir is not a typical immigrant (his mother is German and he is born in Germany), he can be considered as an example of an 'integrated' immigrant, not a vicious islamic fundamentalist, but deputy for a party in na

Re: [L-I] Speaking the same language?

Nestor wrote: > But the basic question is "why does not the German > formation work in order to have these migrants learn German?". In > Argentina, European migrants were very proud that they did not speak > the same language that the unworthy locals, but the Argentine > formation took the pa

Re: [L-I] Re: What to do if the KLA and NATO fight (Fwd from Louis Proyect)

Louis Proyect wrote: > Yes, but the July 26th movement was inspired ideologically by Mariategui, > not Stalin. You don't even have to go to the library to find out what he > stands for. His writings are online at the Marxists archives. I always thought the July 26th movement was inspired by Jo

Re: [L-I] What to do if the KLA and NATO fight (Fwd from Louis Proyect)

Louis Proyect: > What you call consciousness I regard as socialist ideology. In > point of fact, revolutions generally take place in advance of acceptance of > socialist ideology by the great majority. Louis, I dont think that fact is contested at all. > The common misconception of > Marxists

[L-I] A German post-communist

More from the FAZ at www.faz.com A Marxist-Leninist's Capitalistic Views By Dieter Wentz SCHWERIN. Helmut Holter, leader of the post-communist Party of Democratic Socialism (PDS) in Mecklenburg-West Pomerania and labor minister in eastern Germany's Baltic coastal state, recently made an interes

Re: [L-I] Why worry about Neonazis if you have doctors like this

A.Holberg wrote > Interesting stuff, Johannes. But what is your position? Maybe it helps some > folks to learn that after staying in a foreign country for 21 years they should > have bothered to learn the language? Anton, I think you raised important points, but its important we look at those i

[L-I] GERMANY: Authorities' hypocrisy on racist violence (from GLW)

>From the latest Green Left Weekly: http://www.greenleft.org.au/current/417p18.htm GERMANY: Authorities' hypocrisy on racist violence KIEL -- After years of racist crimes perpetrated against immigrants and refugees, Germany's establishment is giving the impression that it is finally willing to

[L-I] Re: GERMANY: Authorities' hypocrisy on racist violence (from GLW)

I (Johannes) quoted Green Left Weekly: > > http://www.greenleft.org.au/current/417p18.htm > > Leading capitalist > associations fear for the country's economy, and their profits, as the news > of the racist terror in Germany spreads around the world. > In todays Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (u

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