In a message dated 3/1/03 11:22:42 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I just posted an article on Marxmail which tries to come to grips with the
Nation Magazine's well-publicized clashes with a wing of the antiwar
movement:
I read your piece Lou and at the end you state:
Did you know that According to OAPEC, OAPEC members have 29.3% of world gas reserves second to the CIS,the CIS at 32%.
Iraq has about 3500 billion cubic meters of reserves but its production is about 5 billion cubic meters and its production to reserve ratio is about 700 the lowest in the arab
I would suggest one of the key issues in internationalism is solidarity
with muslim peoples.
The brave demonstrations and votes in Turkey against war despite many
inducements to national and sectional interests, are a good occasion to
highlight this theme.
Part of the euro-centric tradition
If sen's argument was formal then one oddity as it is, wouldinvalidate his argument.
if it was a general observation then that does not constitute theory since it does not explain moving from one state of things to another. it would be merely a descriptive of the general, and that is no theory.
I could not agree more with this espaecially that capital uses past conflicts to fuel new ones in cemneting its rule over the planet.
i think many would say it is about information about the "other" since islam in the general or abstract does not exist. particular emphasis has to be paid to the
Tonight the BBC Panorama programme will be quoting a poll they commissioned
in the US by NOP (sample presumably random and adjusted demographically etc
= 1102)
44% want a unanimous UN mandate before war in Iraq
31% (only) would support going to war in Iraq without a UN mandate.
The greatest
On Saturday, March 1, 2003 at 20:02:06 (-0600) k hanly writes:
Revealed: US dirty tricks to win vote on Iraq war
Secret document details American plan to bug phones and emails of key
Security Council members
...
Hmm, how deep will the NY Times, Washington Post, Fox News, and CNN
bury this one?
soula avramidis wrote:
If sen's argument was formal then one oddity as it is, wouldinvalidate his argument.
how many accepted theories would stand up to this rigourous test,
especially as we move away from the hard sciences?
--ravi
I may be too ideolological but i have always ridiculed Sen's notion of democracy as some form of neo liberal hogwash.
Neoliberalism puts no particular value on democracy.
democracy without working class rule appears in his writing as some abstarct freedom notion devoid of real substance.
Not at
How much damage did the California energy crisis do to the current
state budget deficit?
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Turkish government says that it will try again.
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/03/02/international/worldspecial/02CND-POLI.html
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Good Morning America World News Tonight 20/20 Primetime Nightline WNN This Week
November 7, 2001
HOMEPAGE
NEWS SUMMARY
US
INTERNATIONAL
MONEYScope
WEATHER
LOCAL NEWS
ENTERTAINMENT
ESPN SPORTS
SCI / TECH
POLITICS
HEALTH
TRAVEL
Michael:
The Turkish government says that it will try again.
It is possible that they wil try again. But if they try it again,
we will fuck them.
I got the news about the Turkish vote from my father-in-law, who
is one of the most apolitical persons you can imagine. Both of my
in-laws were
Dear Activists:
CampusTruth.org has been conducting a blatant anti-Palestinian
propaganda campaign nationwide, placing ads in campus newspapers;
recently, its half-page advertisements were placed in the _Lantern_,
the student newspaper of the Ohio State University. If you have not
seen the
Allies bomb key Iraqi targets
· 'Undeclared war' enters new phase
· Missile systems hit
· Rocket launchers destroyed
Nicholas Watt, Richard Norton-Taylor, and Suzanne Goldenberg in Baghdad
Monday March 3, 2003
The Guardian
Britain and the United States have all but fired the first shots of the
Banging the drum for the market state is a loser if voters listen to a different
music
Larry Elliott
Monday March 3, 2003
The Guardian
George Bush had something of a hell raising youth, but he was probably a bit too
old for the release of the first Ramones album in the summer of 1976.Pity. Line
g kohler asked me to pass this on in response to
Chris Burford wrote 02 March 2003
I would suggest one of the key issues in internationalism is
solidaritywith muslim peoples
.. snip
Arab countries (a subset of Muslim peoples) have, on average, very high
unemployment - another reason for
Sabri, Was this vote confidential? I recall that the last one on base
construction was confidential. Also, is the Turkish military being
weakened now because of yesterday's victory, and could political
persecution be expected to decline? Thanks, Paul
Here is a litte more detail on what Ian posted earlier.
Lets face it. For Iraq self-defence is illegal. For the US aggression and
violation of the UN charter is self-defence and in accord with UN
resolutions.
Cheers, Ken Hanly
Firing on the missles is good. Probably not to many people got killed and
it will hurt the US chances in the UN.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sabri, Was this vote confidential?
Yes, it was.
I recall that the last one on base construction was
confidential. Also, is the Turkish military being
weakened now because of yesterday's victory,
I would say yes but this is my personal view.
and could political persecution be expected to
It is good that nations are not allowed to defend themselves in the face of
an imminent aggressive threat?
So it is good that Iraq's right of self defence is nullified because it
might mean the US chances are less in the UN?
But the US will attack anyway. As Bush put it the UN is irrelevant if it
Support U.S. Forces in Persian Gulf
Thousands of Private Contractors Support U.S. Forces in Persian Gulf
By Kenneth Bredemeier
Washington Post Staff Writer
Monday, March 3, 2003; Page E01
From his office across the street from the Fair Oaks mall in Fairfax County,
Eugene C. Renzi oversees a
washingtonpost.com
FEDERAL CONTRACTS
States News Service
Monday, March 3, 2003; Page E04
CACI International Inc. of Arlington won a $103 million contract from the Navy
to support the Navy's Enterprise Maintenance Automated Information System Data
Center operations.
Hensel Phelps Construction
[New York Times]
March 3, 2003
New Economy Recedes in Pacific Northwest
By TIMOTHY EGAN
SEATTLE, March 2 - When President Bill Clinton came to Seattle 10 years ago as
the host of a Pacific Rim economic summit, this city was his stage and his
symbol. Looking to the next century, he held Seattle
Perhaps only an issue as stark as war or no-war could do it. Perhaps the
level of public concern is higher in countries like Britain and Turkey who
are crucial swing allies of the US war plans.
But perhaps it is also the technical advances in communications since the
gulf war.
From where I
g kohler asked me to pass this on in response to
From: g kohler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: solidarity with muslim peoples
Date: Sun, 02 Mar 2003 16:11:04 -0500
Dear Professor Perelman,
Could you please forward this to pen-l?
Thank you. Gernot Köhler
Chris Burford
Co-directed by Suki Hawley and Michael Galinsky and now showing at Cinema
Village in NYC, Horns and Halos is the best documentary I have seen since
Startup.Com, with which it shares some important aspects. Both films
revolve around doomed projects: in one instance, a typical dot.com that
I received this through a network of antiwar Turkish activists
residing in the US. What is belwo is apparently a draft but
better than nothing at the moment.
Best,
Sabri
+++
please circulate
Hi everyone,
Something really unexpected happened in Turkey. As hundred
thousand people
29 matches
Mail list logo
