I'm glad that the UN has been attacked. There should be more attacks on the
UN.
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Sure it was. You stopped the debate on China because you have no
understanding of Marx's analysis of capitalism.
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From: "Néstor Gorojovsky"
To: "David Schanoes"
Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2009 3:11 AM
Subject: Re: [Marxism] En privado
> Sorry, this was meant to be
My invention? Here's what you wrote--
"One should remember also that both Iran and Venezuela were among the
five founding members of OPEC [Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Countries] in 1960, the cartel of "Third World" countries trying to break
the
control of the "Seven Sisters", i.e. the oi
At the end of the day, Louis, Americans feeling the pain at the pump don't
complain much about cable news cliches.
Not to get emotionally charged or anything.
Pull back the curtain.
On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 10:41 AM, Louis Proyect wrote:
> Bhaskar Sunkara wrote:
> > At the end of the day
>
> A
Tough to when one guy accuses me of dishonesty, and the other accuses me of
Friedmanism, based, of course, on their own ignorance of the subject under
discussion-- overproduction and the reproduction of value.
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From: "Les Schaffer"
. perhaps that would be a good
> t
Well, since no one has jumped in to the argument about the role of OPEC and
imperialism, permit me my usual sarcastic reply to Luko's nonsense:
Right, right. "Break the control of the imperialist countries over the
world petroleum market." HUGE DIFFERENCE!
But you know what? You still don't
Anyone got a good Marxist analysis of the general role of the UN
(rather than role in particular crises?
John MCa
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However, under the title "China, a locomotive", there is a short piece
of news in Pa'gina 12 of Buenos Aires today, where you can read (fast
translation) that "the global steel industry began its recuperation of
the crisis sooner than expected. This is due to the strong increase of
the sectoria
In my view, Trotsky's 'History of the Russian Revolution' presents the best
account of the course of Russian Revolution. So far as question of bias is
concerned, the preafce deals with it. The beauty is that apart form its
literary excellence, this is one of the rare history accounts written by the
jmcanulty wrote:
> Anyone got a good Marxist analysis of the general role of the UN
> (rather than role in particular crises?
>
> John MCa
>
>
http://www.columbia.edu/~lnp3/mydocs/fascism_and_war/unitednations.htm
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Having been on the National Steering Committees of the 1979 and 1987 National
Lesbian and Gay Rights Marches on Washington DC - here is my feedback:
This Oct 11, 2009 event (so called March) was poorly attended - and much
smaller compared to the previous real national marches.
The major r
This post is so full of outright misinformation and vapid polemic that it is
hardly even worthy of a response. But to point out one egregious fallacy,
that the march was 'poorly attended': there were easily over 150,000 people
there.
Park police estimated the turnout at 150,000. March organizers s
aaron amaral wrote:
> This post is so full of outright misinformation and vapid polemic that it is
> hardly even worthy of a response.
say what you want, but clip the quoted text.
Les
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clip the quoted text.
Les
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"despite Mamet's biting irony, the Orthodox and lovers of Israel who might
fear this book should breathe a deep sigh of relief."
http://www.jewishchronicle.org/article.php?article_id=11764
Mamet takes on 'unaligned' Jews
By Susan Ellman
Special to The Chronicle
"The Wicked Son: Anti-Semitism
On Tue, 13 Oct 2009 23:24:20 -0400
"jayroth6" wrote:
> "despite Mamet's biting irony, the Orthodox and lovers of Israel who
> might fear this book should breathe a deep sigh of relief."
> http://www.jewishchronicle.org/article.php?article_id=11764
Amazing. Somebody else has actually read t
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*Honduras - more breaking news from Ricardo Salgado
Ricardo Salgado reports from Honduras on the withdrawal of Resistance
Front Representative from the 'dialogue' between President Zelaya and
the coup regime. A positive o
Fact: The last National March in 1993 had almost one million people
Thus comparing - it failed to even come close to something that was
built without
the benefit of the internet - and look at the depth of endorsers, to
show how small
this so called national march f
Obama to avoid the rabble on S.F. visit
By Phil Matier and Andrew Ross
SF Chronicle, October 14, 2009
The White House's fear of protests from Code Pink and other left-wingers
has put the brakes on President Obama making any public appearances
during his visit to San Francisco this week.
Obama
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