To honour the memory of Yitzhak Rabin, I have changed my signature file to
read "Shalom". Blessed are the peacemakers.
Shalom,
Tom Walker
knoW Ware Communications
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On Fri, 3 Nov 1995, Tom Walker wrote:
> With all the bad news about cutbacks in government information, I thought
> PEN-L's might be pleased that advances are being made in some areas. Who
> needs a census when you can get all the *really* important information by
> wiretapping?
I gu
Pen-l-ers:
I am forwarding this message because I think it actually might
do some good, anyone with an organization or just individuals
calling Brian Atwood at USAID. They have overstepped their
bounds a bit here and could be persuaded to back off. If
anyone wants more info, you can contact me.
Tom Walker wrote:
> To honour the memory of Yitzhak Rabin, I have changed my signature file to
> read "Shalom". Blessed are the peacemakers.
>
While I can understand the sentiments expressed above (especially, since
those ideas are being promulgated by the mass media), I think we have to
have
> To honour the memory of Yitzhak Rabin, I have changed my signature file to
> read "Shalom". Blessed are the peacemakers.
>
Rabin presided over the military campaign against the Intifada. As
opposed to most repression of popular uprisings in today's world, a
special and persistent characterist
Hayek's Road to Serfdom is a well reasoned exposition of the progressive
myth. It is a version of that myth, not a critique. If one buys the myth --
as most well socialized Westerners do -- and if you value "rationality"
highly, Hayek's thesis is persuasive.
Those who do not buy the myth of pr
Today I tried twice, unsuccessfully, to unsubscribe from Pen-l.
The reason was the intemperate reply to Tom Walker's "shalom" note on Rabin.
There will be plenty of time to reassess Yitzhak Rabin's contribution to
history. To begin to demonize him on the very day of his funeral, when he
has
On Mon, 6 Nov 1995 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Tom Walker wrote:
>
> > To honour the memory of Yitzhak Rabin, I have changed my signature file to
> > read "Shalom". Blessed are the peacemakers.
> >
> While I can understand the sentiments expressed above (especially, since
> those ideas are be
I'm totally against political assassinations, but Rabin himself
said it about a week ago when a leader of Hamas was assassinated
(according to Professor Gary Sick, likely due to Israeli
efforts): those who live by violent means tend to die by violent
means. (Ironically, due to publication sche
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For some reason, nothing seems to divide the left so quickly as questions
about Jewish politics. I have been happy to see that subject absent from
pen-l.
Rather than get ourselves immersed in questions of Rabin and his policies,
could we leave it pass.
I will begin by refraining to interject m
On Mon, 6 Nov 1995, Michael Perelman wrote:
> For some reason, nothing seems to divide the left so quickly as questions
> about Jewish politics. I have been happy to see that subject absent from
> pen-l.
>
> Rather than get ourselves immersed in questions of Rabin and his policies,
> could we
>
> And why should the subject be avoided?
>
Because we would probably talk about nothing else.
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>
> Resampling methods (including the bootstrap and other
> simulation procedures) have revolutionized the field of
> statistics in the 1980's and 1990's. To help spread the word
> about resampling, the Resampl
I see no reason why Israeli politics should be an immune topic, any more
than Sri Lankan, Bosnian, Canadian, German, U.S., Mexican, Philipine, Polish,
New Zealand, Greenland, Irish, Norwegian, etc. politics should be immune.
Paul Zarembka
On Mon, 6 Nov 1995, Michael Perelman wrote:
> For some
> Date: Thu, 2 Nov 1995 01:28:57 -0500
> From: Mauricio Banda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Subject: (Gemini) Green Activists Feel Free-Trade Pinch
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> News source: Gemini News Service
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On Mon, 6 Nov 1995, Michael Perelman wrote:
> > And why should the subject be avoided?
> >
> Because we would probably talk about nothing else.
Isn't _that_ too bad?
Don't worry -- talk will tail off as soon as the Establishment
signals they want it to end by taking it off
On Mon, 6 Nov 1995, Trond Andresen wrote:
> Calling this guy a peace martyr, is just as meaningful as calling Mr. De
> Klerk a freedom fighter when he had to give in to the S.A. liberation
> struggle, and to call Mr. Kissinger a peacemaker when he finally had to
> give up the Indo-China wars aft
For a well-developed critique of Hayek that implicitly (although not
explicitly) draws on Dewey, see Hilary Wainwright's ARGUMENTS FOR A NEW LEFT.
Dewey viewed the knowledge-creating and -disseminating function of
participative organization to be a fundamental basis for democracy. I will
forgive
People, Yitzhak Rabin was hardly a "warrior of peace" as the bourgeois
media emphasizes. He was, first and foremost, a military man, part of a
command structure, not a "democratic" polity. He knew exactly what he
was doing when engineering Israeli "security" and butchering unarmed
Palestinia
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Apologies to Michael perelman, but i think we should be allowed at
least some room to exchange views on this issue. Pen-l is mainly for
economics, yes, but we have gotten to know each other (in my case over
a 3-year period on this list), and on a seldom occasion I feel a need
to express my thought
Trond {with much deleted) strikes my own sentiments. i couldn't care less about
this incident. capitalism leaves millions of innocent children starving across
the world as it pursues its global strategy to destroy the spirit of the
workers and to take as much as it needs from them in return for th
I guess that I underestimated the level of sophistication of pen-l.
I have seen so much energy wasted by so-called enemies of anti-semitism
that bristle everytime something critical of Israel emerges, that I wanted
to avoid that sort of garbage here.
Trond and others have eloquently expressed th
"Art is moral passion married to entertainment. Moral passion
without entertainment is propaganda and entertainment without
moral passion is television." -- Rita Mae Brown.
sincerely,
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Econ. Dept., Loyola Marymount Univ.
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Wait a minute. Most coverage I have seen makes it clear that he was
militaristic. And no liberals I know dispute the plight of Palestineans, or how
they were placed in their situation.
Don't you guys care about what will happen next? Wasn't there a "peace process"
that Palestineans could live
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