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David Walsh writes:
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Jay Moore writes:
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Dan writes:
> Pardon me, Hans, but this is "kick ass" (US, slang) stuff ! A detail
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Louis Proyect writes:
> On 10/4/2010 4:23 PM, S. Artesian wrote:
>> Bordigaism is
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Gary MacLennan writes:
> It's my birthday today -68- and I can believe it! so I t
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Michael Perelman writes:
> How will California pay for this? Shooting medicare pa
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Louis Proyect writes:
> glparramatta wrote:
>> Toronto is burning! Or is it? Blac
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> Did you check your subscription page and make sure you sel
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Bill Stephens writes:
> i can't see my posts - no loss i'm sure but a little disco
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Louis Proyect writes:
> In general, I urge younger comrades to pay less attention
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Dogan Gocmen writes:
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December 25, 2009 -- Call it the nightmare before Christmas or
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> WTF? This is about the only
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Ralph Johansen writes:
> It's unfortunate that arrangements haven't been made to v
Mina Khanlarzadeh writes:
> Thanks, Bill. Do you know the name of the song in Spanish?
"Todavía Cantamos"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaWkEZHzukE
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Mina Khanlarzadeh writes:
> I was killed a thousand times. I disappeared a thousand times, and here I
> am, risen from the dead.
“We’re Still Singing"
http://louisproyect.wordpress.com/2009/10/04/mercedes-sosa-dead-at-74/
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Andrew Pollack writes:
> OK, it wasn't a town hall meeting, but given the disruptions by
> Republicans at Obama's healthcare speech it might as well have been.
> See the Post's account:
> http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/09/09/AR2009090902298.html?hpid=topnews
> This beha
Louis Proyect writes:
> http://www.politicalaffairs.net/article/articleview/8960/
I believe it was Cde. Smith who called the CPUSA the Democratic Pet
Sematary. Revolutionaries to there to be be buried and re-animated as
DNC phone bankers.
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martin writes:
> On Sep 7, 2009, at 1:19 PM, Mark Lause wrote:
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>> The $64,000 question, of course, is how to go about building the
>> organization you're advocating.
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> Does this thread ever resolve the question?
Too early to tell. ;)
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Les Schaffer writes:
> Bill O'Connor wrote:
>> I can't recommend it enough. I just finished a close reading of
>> Captial with Goldner and Seligman over the summer and I'll sign up for
>> this fall/spring group as well.
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> what's the format? le
Louis Proyect writes:
> I went to:
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> http://groups.google.com/group/alt.politics.socialism.trotsky/topics
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> and did a search on "Stalin". Only one link turned up. That can't be
> right. Anybody have any ideas what is up?
A search for the word "the" returned a whopping 186 links, so one link
Louis Proyect writes:
> http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/08/26/microsofts-ad-in-poland-p_n_269366.htm
Rude. I dropped micros~1 when they dropped OS/2. I used to love their
C compiler and Programmer's Work Bench. Never did like any version of
Windows, though.
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Steve Palmer writes:
> Also, John Fox's "Understanding Capital Volume II", Progress Books,
> Toronto, 1985 is very helpful, particularly when confronting some of
> the more demanding passages on one's own. This is in the queue to
> appear at the MIA, but don't hold your breath ...
Why the holdup
guava tree writes:
> On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 4:15 AM, Ralph Johansen
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>> I'm now reading
>> volume 2 for the first time, using the online MIA study guide which,
>> while its authors recommended it for group study, seems useful for
>> individual study. They supply the relevant textual
"george snedeker" writes:
> Today is my 63rd birthday. In honor of this event, I've written myself
> a birthday poem for the occasion.
Many happy returns. :)
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Tom Cod writes:
> It'd be nice if the link to the actual article would open as all we have now
> is a blank comments box.
Just above that is the link to the PDF file.
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Louis Proyect writes:
> sandia wrote:
>> CAPITALISM: A LOVE STORY
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhydyxRjujU&feature=player_embedded
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> It'll be interesting to see Moore's take on Obama in this flick. There
> is a hint in the trailer that the 2-party system is the enemy. Honestly,
> if
Louis Proyect writes:
> For those who have learned how to read the bourgeois press, there is a
> phrase that sticks out like a sore thumb: the public option has “emerged
> as a flashpoint for anger and opposition”. Now when you read about
> opposition, the first thing that springs to mind is p
Bhaskar Sunkara writes:
>> Bill O'Connor wrote:
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>> Apropos of nothing, I've seen grizzled old American Legionnaires nod
>> approvingly upon hearing Hendrix's "Star-Spangled banner".
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> Along the same line have you seen that Ohi
glparramatta writes:
> 40 years ago -- from August 15 to August 18, 1969 -- hundreds of
> thousands of young people gathered for three days of ``peace, love and
> music''. In the midst of the mass movement against the Vietnam War and
> the youth radicalisation it unleashed, oppostion to the US
Louis Proyect writes:
> Sheldon Adelson, the hotel magnate and funder of right-wing causes,
> calls EFCA “one of the two fundamental threats to society,” the other
> being radical Islam.
I'm flattered, really, but I don't see "radical" Islam as posing any
threat to capitalism at all.
> “For
Nestor Gorojovsky writes:
> Fred Feldman escribió:
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>> There's a famous Norman Rockwell painting titled "Freedom of Speech,"
>> depicting an idealized American town meeting. The painting, part of a series
>> illustrating F.D.R.'s "Four Freedoms," shows an ordinary citizen expressing
>> an unpopu
sobuadha...@hushmail.com writes:
> The Republican Party is not fascist but there are fascists in it even
> though they are so muddled and incoherent in their thinking they could
> not even define the term much less recognize themselves. One lady
> told me how much she despised aged congressman ex
Shawn Redden writes:
> At 9:38 AM -0400 8/4/09, Louis Proyect wrote:
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>>NY Times, August 4, 2009
>>Qum Journal
>>Signs of Dissent Emerge in an Iranian Power Base
>>By THE NEW YORK TIMES
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> What shit reporting: Judy Miller, but dumber. God I hate the NY Times.
>
> Down with the NED!
And it's
"S. Artesian" writes:
> Reports are that police have undertaken a full scale assault on Ssangyong
> strikers.
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> full at:
> http://libcom.org/news/ssangyong-occupation-update-august-4-korea-time-2009-04082009
I'll be speaking to Loren Goldner later today, he knows as much about
this occupatio
"Fred Feldman" writes:
> http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-china-mob27-2009jul27,0,3235364.story
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> They dispersed later only after they were assured by authorities the sale
> would not go through.
Nice to see that there are still a few Communists left in China.
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