The original (excellent) report was
Wasted Energy: How U.S. Companies And Suharto's Circle Electrified
Indonesia
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Power Deals That Cut In First Family and Friends Are Now Under Attack
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Mission-GE Sets the Tone
By Peter Waldman and Jay Solomon
12/23/98, The Wall Street Journal, Page A1
Dear John,
I totally agree and regret that I forgot to mention
our address:
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Ole
Date:
Mon, 26 Jul 1999 12:14:48 +1000
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forwarded by Michael Hoover
from July-August Industrial Worker (newspaper of the IWW)
BOYCOTT
May 22, Tampa, FL
by Cris D'Angelo
They rallied at noon beneath a sweltering Florida sun, but after
thirty years working in the fields of North Carolina and
Fast track this year is extremely unlikely.
The AFL and the Dem (House) leadership have drawn a line in the sand on this. So have
the free-trade Rs. The free-trade Rs won't even give anything fake that the libs could
claim they won. Big business is not that invested. As we always said, they
The
Communists and Trotskyists have concentrated their forces in the urban
trade union movement, but most of the serious fighting in the class
struggle, except for Argentina, has taken place in the countryside.
didn't the Trotskyist Hugo Blanco organize (and arm) peasants in Peru? If I
remember
I smell another "Lord of the Second Advent" or "Perfect Father" like Sun
Myung Moon. Under the banner of "freedom of religion" the Moonies have been
involved in material support of all sorts of neo-fascist cults and support
of wanted nazi war criminals. They use all sorts of mind control
Concerning the Falun Gong cult in China, Jim Craven writes:
I smell another "Lord of the Second Advent" or "Perfect Father" like Sun
Myung Moon. ...
I read about one person who was a member of this Falun Gong cult who ripped
his stomach open with a knife looking for "the Wheel of Energy". There
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Consortiumnews.com - http://www.consortiumnews.com
The full text of Russia's classified "October Surprise" report to
Jim C:
" . . . Yes, these debates are indeed "tiresome" for those removed from the
ugly realities of genocide that occurs every day in the US. . . . "
For the record, removed as I am, the word "tiresome" in
reference to this topic was employed by Brother Perelman,
and by no other (except insofar
It is disingenuous to suggest that mens rea ("evil mind) or intent is
inferred or even established legally (domestic or international law) from
professed stated or written intentions alone. In law, if there are
inexorable highly probable consequences from a given act or set of policies,
that are
I agree with Judge Craven here. In construing the U.S. tort law concept of
recklessness, I think it was Supreme Court Justice Louis Powell who said that a person
is presumed to intend the necessary and foreseeable consequences of their actions.
This is substantially equivalent to Judge
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Jim Devine writes:
Concerning the Falun Gong cult in China, Jim Craven writes:
I smell another "Lord of the Second
The Progressive Response 26 July 1999 Vol. 3, No. 26
Editor: Martha Honey
The Progressive Response (PR) is a weekly service of
Self exploitation of Gen-X continues. The situation is nowhere near as rosy
as Greenhouse portrays it.
$50,000 a year at 70 hour weeks come to a little over $14 an hour
http://www.nytimes.com/library/tech/99/07/biztech/articles/26labo.html
July 26, 1999
High-Technology Sector Unmoved
Sunday Journal, Suburban DC
July 25, 1999
Robert Naiman, Preamble Center
"On the Left"
Sweatshops Won't Get Rid of Poverty
This month President Clinton toured poor communities in the
United States. Some praised Clinton for highlighting the
fact that the benefits of the recent economic
Jim Craven wrote: What social systems engineering is all about is creating
a new "status quo" that turns a whole society into an appendage of an
imperial system. They use "social scientists", "journalists", missionaries,
trade unions (AFL-CIA), "educational exchanges", spies, military
In following Louis' link to the Bill McKibben
piece, I found one by Gary Wills on Jesse
the Body which I thought quite good. Here's
a choice excerpt regarding Pat Buchanan's
abortive attempt to curry favor w/Jesse and
the Reform Party:
"It is a measure of
Buchanan's desperation that, after his
"Charles Brown" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/26/99
Thus, there may not be smoking gun evidence of intent to kill or cause premature
deaths in setting up Indian reservations or slave plantations , but the deaths and
torture are foreseeable and necessary consequences of creating such conditions and
Max,
We must be telepathic. While in Canada this weekend, I too reflected on your
comments. I must say that you too have a point. As you noted, just as some
Zionists may cynically use/misuse--and in my opinion desecrate--the true
dimensions, lessons and scope of the nazi Holocaust for hidden or
Has anyone ever heard of the American Economic Group? Apparently, they
conduct tobacco-friendly research for the Tobacco Institute, and recently
may have published a report suggesting that the tobacco industry generated
$54.3 billion in wages and other compensation in 1994.
I would greatly
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didn't the Trotskyist Hugo Blanco organize (and arm) peasants in Peru? If I
remember correctly, some Trotskyists were criticized by the Left in general
because they organized and armed peasants and then left them to defend
themselves against the Army. And some of the armed movements in Latin
From http://www.nybooks.com
Nature Without People?
BILL MCKIBBEN August 12, 1999
1) Requiem for Nature by John Terborgh 234 pages, $24.95 (hardcover)
published by Island Press
2) The Condor's Shadow: The Loss and Recovery of Wildlife in America by
David S. Wilcove 339 pages, $24.95
Simon Bolívar tried valiantly to carry out a bourgeois-democratic
revolution in Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador, but the cowardly and
unpatriotic bourgeoisie would not lead it, let alone cooperate.
civilian political rule, divided between the two major parties, Liberal and
Conservative, who
Monday July 26 9:12 AM ET
U.S. Says It Bombed Target In Northern Iraq
BONN (Reuters) - U.S. warplanes bombed a communications center in northern
Iraq Monday after coming under attack from
anti-aircraft batteries, a spokeswoman for the U.S. European Command in
Germany said.
All aircraft
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