Pen-l:
Gene Coyle's editorial letter in The Sacramento Bee. The column Gene refers
to follows his letter.
Seth
B E EE D I T O R I A L S
Letters to the editor
(Published Feb. 24, 2001)
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McClatchy's article was the most insightful comment on the electricity
crisis th
Not long ago on the list, there seemed to be an
agreement that a war could take the US out of economic
crisis. That is not far fetched, Mandel made a point
of it, the Marxist theory of war could be woven around
it, insofar as aggression remains the fifth facet of
imperialism, and even Paul Samuels
So my question is Michel's
> interpretation very much a "police interpretation of
> history," one that Chomsky often makes as a result of
> the US defeat in Vietnam, undercover activity
> increased, or is the stock market affair really bigger
> than the Monica affair such that a convenient timing
Christian Gregory wrote:
>On the one hand, if markets are efficient (pace
>EMH), then daily stock movements are a response to publicly available
>information. In which case, it's hard to see how a "routine" bombing of Iraq
>would matter all that much in the fortunes of military-industrial
>contra
At 11:01 23/02/01 -0800, you wrote:
>http://www.tompaine.com/news/2001/02/21/index.html
>PROTESTERS RIGHT
>International Monetary Fund Admits Error, Paul Krugman Doesn't
The punch line got missed off. So from the web-site because it is so
valuable to pin down this arrogance to other cultures
At 10:49 AM 02/24/2001 -0800, you wrote:
>Not long ago on the list, there seemed to be an agreement that a war could
>take the US out of economic crisis. That is not far fetched, Mandel made a
>point of it, the Marxist theory of war could be woven around it, insofar
>as aggression remains the f
Talking about stocks, it would seem bombing Iraq has boosted Hussein's stock
considerably among the Arabs. Indeed, the bombing is unpopular even with
some of the US staunchest allies in the Mideast isn't it. Hussein has been
building bridges and forging links with neighbouring states while the rec
The US might be into long term investment then, with short term losses?
Reference the Yugoslavia bombing. In the short term it seemed thoroughly
irrational, since the population was solidly behind Milosevic and
anti-American during the civilian bombing campaign. But in terms of long
term benefits
This historical process is addressed in the political sociology of the right
such as Pareto and Mosca in "circulation of elites" and whether the ruling
class should govern as a "lion" or a "fox." Their concern was that you get
"liberal" class fragments (like the Kennedys) that are content to a
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New York Times 25 February 2001
FACING FACTS
America Gets Candid About What Colombia Needs
By CHRISTOPHER MARQUIS
WASHINGTON -- For nearly a year now, American officials have been
trying to tell voters why they should care about Colombia. But this
month, one architect of that campaign, the
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