Serbs Angered by Strike on Factory
By George Jahn
Associated Press Writer
Wednesday, March 31, 1999; 5:23 p.m. EST
CACAK, Yugoslavia (AP) -- The Yugoslav army took reporters
Wednesday to a bombed-out appliance factory where workers
described themselves as innocent victims of allied airstrikes.
Like you, I fear the worst (just about always...), but it's a question
of what the issues are. The most important push is to retain the
function of social insurance. The fight should be very focused on that
score. As for the shift to equities, I agree that there is massive
resistance today to a
At 02:38 PM 3/31/99 -0800, you wrote:
>As long as SS remains defined-benefit (social insurance), I don't really
>care what the predicted returns on the stock market are. For me, the
>tradeoff in investing in equities is that more money goes to the private
>rather than the public sector (bad) but
>(from http://www.lbbs.org)
>
>ATROCITIES MANAGEMENT
>
>Edward S. Herman
>
>It is extremely easy to demonize by atrocities management. I became steeped
>in this subject during the Vietnam War era, and even published a small
>volume in 1970 entitled Atrocities in Vietnam: Myths and Realities. The
>
Sorry, Comrades, The Serbs Aren't Nice Old Communists
The Independent
March 31, 1999 Ken Livingstone
Ken Livingstone
Sorry, comrades, the Serbs aren't nice old Communists
We might have avoided the slaughter in Bosnia, but few on the left were
prepared to speak out
Milosevic has used the worst
> >>> Max Sawicky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 03/31/99 04:16PM >>>
> There is significant division about this among the
> ruling class.
>
>
> )))
>
> Chas.: Oh, so there is a ruling class ?
I've heard tell of it, yes.
mbs
>>> "J. Barkley Rosser, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 03/31/99 04:09PM >>
The lack of convincing material explanations is part of why I
think this. The Austrian counterexample to the Danube theory
is just too strong, and none of the others, not even the mines
are worth all this to any of them.
((
.
>>> Max Sawicky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 03/31/99 04:16PM >>>
There is significant division about this among the ruling class.
)))
Chas.: Oh, so there is a ruling class ?
> Frankly I tend to these broader explanations,
> Jim Devine's theory of a US-led New World Order with NATO as a
main
> operating body, perhaps feeling a need to assert its
> existence and power with the addition of its new members
> from Central Europe. . . .
There is significant division
Wojtek,
Traditionally anti-Serb Austria is no closer than
traditionally pro-Serb Greece or Italy, both of whom
are supporting the NATO actions, although there is
reportedly substantial opposition to this within Greece
and they are only providing logistical support, not planes.
I do no
At 02:41 PM 3/31/99 -0500, you wrote:
> 1) The Death of the Danube Theory:
> Greg Nowell recently suggested that the explanation
>for the NATO actions in Yugoslavia were explained by
>anger over Serbian machinations to slow trade along
>the Danube with references specifically to German an
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From: William F. Hummel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: POST-KEYNESIAN THOUGHT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, March 31, 1999 3:16 PM
Subject: Re: Kosovo
>Barkley Rosser wrote;
>
>>For that matter, I don't think
>>the canal link between the North and Black Seas links the
Barkley Rosser wrote:
> I would grant that Germany in particular is interested
>in a "pacified" Central and Eastern Europe. Thus, the
>arguments about German machinations and interests
>in all of this do have some ring of credibility. It is striking
>that even the Greens in Germany seem to b
1) The Death of the Danube Theory:
Greg Nowell recently suggested that the explanation
for the NATO actions in Yugoslavia were explained by
anger over Serbian machinations to slow trade along
the Danube with references specifically to German and
Dutch interests. This does not wash. W
As long as SS remains defined-benefit (social insurance), I don't really
care what the predicted returns on the stock market are. For me, the
tradeoff in investing in equities is that more money goes to the private
rather than the public sector (bad) but opportunities are presented for
intervenin
The Guardian (Australia) February 3, 1999
Editorial:
Massive new American arms expenditure
While the world was enjoying the Christmas and New Year festivities, the
US Government announced a massive increase in military expenditure to be
implemented over the next five years. According to newsp
Tom,
This is mildly interesting. But who the heck was it?
Barkley Rosser
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From: Tom Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, March 31, 1999 10:12 AM
Subject: [PEN-L:4673] Re: military Keynesianism II
>Going down to Was
Workers World July 30, 1998: The war is about the mines of Kosovo
Workers World newspaper
from the July 30, 1998 issue By Sara Flounders
-
Via Workers World News Service
Reprinted from the July 30, 1998
issue of Workers World newspaper
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Kosovo:
I think it's a mistake to explain the western front of Clinton's two-front
war by reference to narrow economic interests like oil and mines. The more
and more I think about it, the US/NATO attack on Serbia is about the US
asserting itself as the sole super-power of the world, a world government
in
Please distribute... ron jacobs, will miller, jay moore
Q & A - the Bombing of Yugoslavia
1. Isn't NATO in Yugoslavia to encourage peace?
Making war never encourages peace. Once the bombs began to fall, a new and
much less predictable dynamic takes over. One achieves peace through
negotiation
>From my friend Dean Baker, at the Preamble Center
([EMAIL PROTECTED]), who would probably prefer that NATO
invade Switzerland, or possibly Virginia, rather than Yugoslavia:
Return to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Not to me.
mbs
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Going down to Washington, in civilian garb, to find a wartime job or how I
became chairman of the Economics Department
"In 1941 came also a somewhat more important event, America's entry into
war. I knew that the armed forces would not want me; I had a thyroid
deficiency, and the device used a
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