--- Eugene Coyle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Didn't this come out quite some time ago?
Gene
Ian Murray wrote:
[I've seen nothing in the US press on this.
Anyone else?]
Memo emerges to haunt president
Maybe this particular memo is new news, but
nothing I read in the article
--- Mark Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Roach writes for Morgan Stanley
he's a famous bear. So what did he get wrong
about Asia?
Mark
I need his salary to make it worth my while to
explain. I've been a bear on the US for the past
5 years but that didn't make me rich and famous
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At 03-11-02 12:27, you wrote:
Seriously, do you think an investment bankers's
analyst is ever going to be trustworthy?
They survey the world only as takeover
opportunities for their clients and for
themselves. I'll look at the article again and go
through it piece by piece (I've done this for
You have to see it first as the tendentious
propaganda that it is. And do you think you are
going to get the good stuff free? What does he
save for his clients who pay him?
I've been discussing quite a bit the inaccuracies
of a lot of this type of 'analysis' of Asia and
Japan right here on this
And now I remember this guy full well. Biff
Delong always cites him at his always comic site.
Former IMF plodder, writes somewhere between
Krugman and Greenspan on the obscurity index.
This is the guy who thinks the US dollar is
overvalued because the US has large reported
trade deficits. So
Carve-up of oil riches begins
US plans to ditch industry rivals and force end of Opec, write Peter
Beaumont and Faisal Islam
Sunday November 3, 2002
The Observer
The leader of the London-based Iraqi National Congress, Ahmed Chalabi, has
met executives of three US oil multinationals to negotiate
Ian:
Thanks - very sharp reminders of what is really going on. I was recently
a programme grant reviewer for an RFA from the NIH on reduction of
racial disparities in maternal child health inequities.
5 times approximately $1.5 million were to be awarded
Hari
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:owner-pen-l;galaxy.csuchico.edu]On Behalf Of Charles Jannuzi
Sent: 03 November 2002 13:55
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PEN-L:31794] Re: Roach on Asia
You have to see it first as the tendentious
propaganda that it is.
no
Because Asia is not shot. Japan is still the
technological innovator, and Malaysia, by telling
people like Roach where to go, has held its own.
So this guy was a US equity bear. Nothing
original in that. So he is down on Asia--most at
the investment banks have been so since 1997. He
does not face
What was the biggest turning point in your life?
I ate bread for the first time in my life when I was seven years old. Until
then, I drank black coffee and mixed flour in the coffee and porridge for
breakfast. In those days, a lot of children starved before reaching the age
of one. I managed to
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From: Louis Proyect [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Carve-up of oil riches begins
US plans to ditch industry rivals and force end of Opec, write Peter
Beaumont and Faisal Islam
Sunday November 3, 2002
The Observer
The leader of the London-based Iraqi National Congress,
NY Times, Nov. 3, 2002
'Dead Cities': Jeremiah With a MacArthur Grant
By JOHN SUTHERLAND
DEAD CITIES
And Other Tales.
By Mike Davis.
Illustrated. 432 pp. New York: The New Press. $27.95.
How to classify Mike Davis? Is he the Cassandra of our age, prophesying
disasters to which we, like the
Focus: Iraq
Carve-up of oil riches begins
US plans to ditch industry rivals and force end of Opec, write Peter
Beaumont and Faisal Islam
Sunday November 3, 2002
The Observer
The leader of the London-based Iraqi
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/getarticle.pl5?nb20021104a1.htm
BUSINESS INSIGHTS
DEFENDING 'UNIQUE' JAPAN
America's way not always the best way, economists say
By AKEMI NAKAMURA
Staff writer
Although U.S. and British-style capitalism has prevailed throughout the
world, Japan should fight
- Original Message -
From: Eugene Coyle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 02, 2002 10:03 PM
Subject: [PEN-L:31789] Re: Another Bush secret
Didn't this come out quite some time ago?
Gene
===
The smoking memo is new.
Ian
At 03-11-02 15:22, you wrote:
Because Asia is not shot.
There is a major and chronic deflationary crisis in Japan. Asia may not be
shot, but this crisis is very real, is it not?
Mark
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From: Mark Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You have to see it first as the tendentious
propaganda that it is.
no doubt it is, but what in this instance is the propaganda in aid of? He
is absically saying Asia minus China is shot, and Chinese growth + US
weakness is
At 03-11-02 19:45, you wrote:
There seems to be a consensus among US bears of a nationalist bent to say,
in effect, yeah our country's a mess but the rest of the planet is in even
worse shape so keep that money comin' to our shores.
Ian
Is this also an argument in favour of ignoring
- Original Message -
From: Mark Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, November 03, 2002 11:52 AM
Subject: [PEN-L:31808] Re: Re: RE: Re: Roach on Asia
At 03-11-02 19:45, you wrote:
There seems to be a consensus among US bears of a nationalist bent to
say,
in
[NYTimes]
November 3, 2002
Japan Fears U.S. Is Preying on Weak Economy
By JAMES BROOKE
TOKYO, Nov. 2 - Back when Pete Wilson became governor of California a decade
ago, people here used to say that the real estate value of the Imperial
Palace grounds in central Tokyo was higher than the
At 03/11/2002 20:11, you wrote:
Right, 'but' the other shoe that keeps the deflation from becoming a big
black hole is US imports from the region and the $1billion + a day comin' in
as well. If the rate of return for Asian investors is higher in the US than
in their own region, why increase
At 03/11/02 08:12 -0800, you wrote:
Carve-up of oil riches begins
US plans to ditch industry rivals and force end of Opec, write Peter
Beaumont and Faisal Islam
Sunday November 3, 2002
The Observer
The leader of the London-based Iraqi National Congress, Ahmed Chalabi, has
met executives of
At 01/11/02 17:21 -0500, you wrote:
Devine, James wrote:
so are you saying that Leon Trotsky should have rejected any connection
with John Dewey, because he was the leader of liberal pragmatism?
Yes
Louis Proyect
Why?
Chris Burford
Chris Burford wrote:
Why?
This was a joke, as was the onion.com article that you commented on
solemnly the other week.
--
Louis Proyect
www.marxmail.org
I am sure all members of PEN-L are very much interested in
knowing the preliminary election results in Turkey.
But what the heck!
With 75% of the votes counted, the Islamist AKP (Justice and
Development Party) is leading with 35%. The second and the only
other party that will make it to the
Title: RE: [PEN-L:31788] uneven development
-- this explains why the dorms (colleges) at Yale are surrounded by moats.
Jim
Next door to Yale, the bastion of privilege that turns out the land's
leaders, lies a tent city of America's poor, huddled masses. Ed Vulliamy
Lou, you have a virus that sent this to pen-l.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lou's computer has sent a virus to the list. Do not open it.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Final result: AKP (Islamists) got 361 and CHP (turd-wayists) got
177 seats in a 550 seats parliament. The remaining 12 seats went
to independents. Islamists (but not fundamentalists) will form
the government. Among other things, this is one more nail in the
coffin of the turd-way, in particular,
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