Carroll: "none of those posts ever bothered even to hint that perhaps we
should ask Lenin's question (even if we didn't accept his answers, which fit
1905): WITBD."
"The absence of interest in this question; in fact the absence any hint that
the question existed, pretty much convinced me that the
"I've done this for 20 years. I started out by warning people about General
Motors, and my whole career has been trying to say the emperor has no clothes
here, and we better do something about it," Moore said. "I've been having to
sort of knock my head against the wall here for 20 years saying t
Many either don't know it or don't believe it. On the cinematic side of
things I have to agree with what Godard says about Moore' work: He does not
know the difference between text and image.
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http://www.mcclatchydc.com/251/story/75438.html
What Iraqi journalist who threw shoes at Bush had to say
BAGHDAD — Muntadhar al Zaidi, the Iraqi reporter who threw his shoes at
former President Bush last year in an act of protest that gained
international notoriety, was freed from an Iraqi priso
I am interested.
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 10:47:34AM -0400, S. Artesian wrote:
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Obama did not "strengthen" the Cuba blockade. He has merely continued it,
and as the article notes, since the Helms-Burton Act, it is no longer within
the president's authority to lift this measure, although he can weaken it by
having the executive branch issue licenses that legalize otherwise
proh
In many ways, and on its own distinctive path, China continues to shake the
world.
Fred Feldman
latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-fi-china-solar6-2009sep06,0,7213756.s
tory
latimes.com
China, green? In the case of solar water heating, yes In a nation known more
for its belching smokestacks,
Indeed, in San Francisco a number of skins took an active part in the
anti-Apartheid and South Africa divestment demos in the late 1980s.
At one point they mixed up several pounds of pennies with red paint
--i.e. "blood money""-- and we students joined them in throwing handfuls
into into a
This text was first published in the May-June 1982 and subsequent issues
of the now-defunct magazine /Line of March/, a journal that came out of
the Maoist movement in the United States. It deals with the development
of Lenin's theory of labour aristocracy. At the time of writing, *Max
Elbaum*
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(From my home town newspaper)
Dead man upset over bills, health problems, cops say
By Victor Whitman
Times Herald-Record
September 15, 2009 2:00 AM
TOWN OF NEWBURGH — Town police believe the man who shot and killed his
wife and then killed himself Sunday morning had become frustrated by
money a
Source:
http://www.ynetnews.com/Ext/Comp/ArticleLayout/CdaArticlePrintPreview/1,2506,L-3774593,00.html
The point of no return
Half a million Jews beyond Green Line make West Bank’s evacuation impossible
Sever Plocker
Half a million people. Half a million Jewish Israelis are living beyo
A minor point, but "skinhead" is a stylistic rather than a political
position. The cropped head and Doc Marten footed look has historical
connections to ska and reggae, the 80s mod revival, and anti-racism
and leftist politics, as much as to the fascism for dummies and the
particularly stup
Note by Hunter Bear:
Sad news. But Crystal Lee Sutton lives on in her good works -- and in the very
fine film, Norma Rae. The labor struggle in which she played such a key role,
and on which the film is based, involved J.P. Stevens Textile at Roanoke
Rapids, North Carolina. And Roanoke Rapids i
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