http://www.theassassinatedpress.com/hag.htm
Christ Denied Healing to Those Who Couldn�t Pay.
Archaeologists Discover Scrolls at Ancient Dead Sea Company Headquarters.
Blue Crosstic Gospels Shed New Light on Health Care Debate.
Ledger With Matthew as Comptroller Records Each Miracle and Amount Cha
http://vimeo.com/6803752
Neoliberalism as water balloon.
Aside from the obvious weakness in terms of underconsumption as an
explanatory factor, still a straightforward and hilarious account.
Someone should figure out how to incorporate overproduction into this
model.
Greg McD
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Jon H. wrote:
Left out from the Counterpunch article is how much extra the private
insurers cost the federal government.
My parents received several robo-calls spreading fear about Medicare
Advantage being cut. I'd bet they were paid for by the insurance
companies that will miss this profit at the
Weekly Worker 787 - Thursday October 1 2009
The latest edition of the Weekly Worker is now available on the CPGB
website at www.cpgb.org.uk/worker/787
In this week’s issue:
ANTI-BNP CLASS-COLLABORATION
The left’s spluttering response to Nick Griffin’s invitation to appear
on Question time reveal
Carrol Cox wrote:
> It is good times, relatively at least _real_ good times, in which
> capitalism is most vulnerable.
Lenin:
In a letter to Marx, dated October 7, 1858, Engels wrote: “...The
English proletariat is actually becoming more and more bourgeois, so
that this most bourgeois of all n
Jeff wrote:
> Thanks for posting this Pat. Because you have finally identified the reason
> that any such debate has been occurring on this list. Namely insensitivity
> to rape (and latent sexist ideologies that feed that insensitivity).
This is unmitigated bullshit. We discussed the OJ trial on t
I agree with all of the above reasons as to the lack of coherent left
movement as 15.1 million US citizens are unemployed and 40 million lack
health care (these two issues alone as a campaign platform to build a
movement has very large potential IMO). I would also posit a theory that
understands o
- Original Message - From: "Seth Wigderson" <
wigde...@cc.umanitoba.ca>
To:
Sent: Friday, October 02, 2009 5:16 PM
Subject: PhD Studentship in Anarchist Studies
From: Dave Berry
PLEASE CIRCULATE
The Department of Politics, History & International Relations at
Loughborough University (UK
A qualitative step forward for the organized struggle in Honduras
Posted: 01 Oct 2009 10:05 PM PDT
A new challenge: taking over highways, ports and customs offices to
bring the country to a halt and overthrow the dictatorship
Delfina Bermúdez - Rebelión
“…Because a people disorganized becomes a
Pat Costello wrote:
> Do you ever wonder why there are virtually no women on this list? or why it
> is known as Marxmale? I would have thought that indignation
over the rape of a child would not be debatable. Racist attacks, rape,
police brutalitythese are merely academic discussion for many
I agree.
I hope RP's statement to Martin Amis was not true.
Kathleen de la Peña McCook
http://librarian.lishost.org/
> from jeff:
>
> I still think that insensitivity to sexual assault is pervasive and is a
> factor in many of the reactions on this list.
On 2 Oct 2009 at 17:54, Pat Cos
Wasn't the issue in the Los Angeles Court that the district attorney had
arranged a plea agreement with Polanski's attorneys and that the judge then
said he would not be bound by and and not follow the recommendation?
In the face of this, Polanski fled. That's how I remember it, but could be
Richard,
I had been confused by your footnote against the set theoretic concept
of contradiction in Biology Under the Influence; what you say here makes
the point well and compellingly. I am wondering whether you have read
Andreas Wagner's Paradoxical Life; it seems that ideas that you stated
i
Believe it or not, I have been working over a commentary on the Polanski
business for a couple days.
Buy now that the issues in dispute have been narrowed down to for or against
raping children or for or against being indignant about the rape of
children, it makes no sense to contribute my thought
I guess if you want to miss the point, you will. This isn't mildly
clever.
On 2 Oct 2009 at 23:17, Fred Feldman wrote:
> Believe it or not, I have been working over a commentary on the Polanski
> business for a couple days.
>
> Buy now that the issues in dispute have been narrowed down to for
Haven't read this exchange, but I wonder whether anyone has commented on
the social construction of childhood (Marx Wartofsky once wrote about
this from a historical materialist point of view).
The 19th century bourgeoisie were quite interested in reducing the
period of childhood to facilitate
In any event, except for the people we've actually met on this list--very
few in most of our cases--none of us really know anything about their
genders, nationality, former political connections, etc. I suspect that
Pat's correct, though I suspect a higher proportion of female subscribers
are here
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