Date: Mon, 12 Dec 1994 05:45:02 -0800
From: La Mujer Obrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Dear Friends:
The following is an urgent request we received last
night. Therefore we are now asking the caravan to
focus as much as possible on these medical supplies.
To coordinate with the US groups on the carav
I'm revising the information sheet for the marxism list, and wanted to
put down a list of other resources for "left-stuff" in cyberspace.
At the moment I have the lists left-l, pen-l and marx. I know there's a
gopher site for the marx and engels library somewhere, but any other
information wo
Global capitalism under the informational mode of production reaches new
heights!
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Good luck (fwd)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 1994 20:57:24 -0500 (EST)
From: "John
More late breaking news on vertical integration!
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Re: Good Luck (fwd)
Date: Sat, 10 Dec 1994 16:38:12 -0800 (PST)
From: "Richard M. Porter" <[EMAIL PROTE
why Bill Clinton fired Surgeon-General Jocelyn Elders:
he believes that sex belongs in sleazy motel rooms,
as God intended.
MICROSOFT Bids to Acquire Catholic Church
By Hank Vorjes
VATICAN CITY (AP) -- In a joint press conference in St.
Peter's Square this morning, MICROSOFT Corp. and the Vatican
announced that the Redmond software giant will acquire the
Roman Catholic Church in exchange for an unspecified number
of
I agree. It's important to see, though, that the taxes paid by the Fed are
more than offset by interest payments going the other way--the "more
than" serving as operating funds and for the odd ice-sculpture--so that
the Fed is in this respect, as a "taxpayer", in a class of its own. (This
igno
Mark: I think I'm already committed to too many things to be able to contribute
to the RRPE special issue on "the future of capitalism". Thanks for the sugges
tion! haideh
Kevin Quinn writes:
"Isn't most of this the interest earnings on the government securities in
its portfolio? So except for earnings on discount loans, we're talking
about one hand of the government paying the other hand and then getting
it back at the end of the year?"
The Fed isn't really "part
On Mon, 12 Dec 1994, kevin quinn wrote:
> Isn't most of this the interest earnings on the government securities in
> its portfolio? So except for earnings on discount loans, we're talking
> about one hand of the government paying the other hand and then getting
> it back at the end of the ye
On Sun, 11 Dec 1994, Helene Jorgensen wrote:
> from 7.5 percent in 1990. I am really surprised, how does the Fed make
> this huge amount of money? Just from lending money to commercial bank?
If you could conjure money out of thin air and buy T-bonds with it, you
too could make lots of money!
Isn't most of this the interest earnings on the government securities in
its portfolio? So except for earnings on discount loans, we're talking
about one hand of the government paying the other hand and then getting
it back at the end of the year?
On Sun, 11 Dec 1994, Helene Jorgensen wrote:
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