Why Did Engels Write Anti-Dühring?
Thomas Riggins
http://paeditorsblog.blogspot.com/2009/12/why-did-engels-write-anti-duhring.html
In the 1870s the German professor Eugen Dühring joined the German
Social Democratic Party. He made a lot of friends and began
interpreting socialism along lines
Howard Fast: Two Memoirs, One Life
By Gerald Meyer
http://www.politicalaffairs.net/article/view/9196/1/378/
Political Affairs Magazine
Being Red (New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1990), Howard Fast’s account of
his
Wall Street's 10 Greatest Lies of 2009
By Nomi Prins, AlterNet. Posted December 28, 2009
http://www.alternet.org/media/144776/wall_street%27s_10_greatest_lies_of_2009?page=entire
Lies that justify screwing over Main Street.
On December 13, President Obama declared that he was
not elected to
Living in France, I have some problems with this debate. What does it change
for you, once Clinton and Obama are head of the American State and so in a
position to give orders to the CIA, to prove that they had previous
contacts with the CIA under a direct or undirect form ? What does it prove ?
On 1/4/10, yves coleman yvescole...@wanadoo.fr wrote:
Living in France, I have some problems with this debate. What does it change
for you, once Clinton and Obama are head of the American State and so in a
position to give orders to the CIA, to prove that they had previous
contacts with the
On Jan 4, 2010, at 4:13 PM, c b wrote:
In the US , there is not a significant portion of the population
that has the concept ruling class nor thinks in terms of it
concerning politics.
Not in those words, but people use colloquialisms like city
hall (which you can't fight), elites, the
Monday, January 4, 2010
Podcast #112: Interview with Gerald Horne about his latest book, Mau
Mau in Harlem?
http://paeditorsblog.blogspot.com/2010/01/podcast-112-interview-with-gerald-horne.html
Political Affairs #112 - The US and Kenya: Interview with Historian Gerald Horne
Gerald Horne is
YC writes:
Is there in the United States a significant portion of the population which
is naive enough to believe that Clinton and Obama were elected AGAINST the
will of the majority of the ruling class, of the ruling circles of the
State, of the Secret Services, of the Armed forces, etc. ?
So
A somewhat conspiratorial view of power politics is actually
explanatory. For example, most likely Americans think that the whole
key to understanding the complexities of French politics would be to
keep the left out of the highest offices. The reality is more like
infiltrate the left and
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Is there in the United States a significant portion of the population which
is naive enough to believe that Clinton and Obama were elected AGAINST the
will of the majority of the ruling class, of the ruling circles of the
State, of the Secret Services, of the Armed forces,
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