Yes! Now that I go back and read my (subscription) copy I see that you
called it - right on the button. Poor Iraq, its all so predictable.
This is outside my field, and I doubt that the associated banks will play
much of a role, but I would caracterize the choice of Credit Lyonnais as
similar but
It is no surprise that JPM Chase bagged the lead role running Iraq's
financial system. When in doubt about how to extend credit on egregious
terms (which will happen), controlling the entire banking mechanism
helps. JPM Chase and their consortium are front running the IMF and
Worldbank in the drive
Sorry about that!
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Hey Pratap,
Have you see this yet?
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> The occupation government in Iraq has announced that
> the U.N. 'Oil For Food
> Programme' now been replaced by a bank consortium
> run by J.P. Morgan. The
> J.P. Morgan consortium (it will run the Iraq Trade
> Bank controlling all
> foreign transactions gov
The occupation government in Iraq has announced that the U.N. 'Oil For Food
Programme' now been replaced by a bank consortium run by J.P. Morgan. The
J.P. Morgan consortium (it will run the Iraq Trade Bank controlling all
foreign transactions governmental and private). The initial capital will
be
I want to begin this article by thanking Mark Lause, American historian and
socialist who I had the misfortune to be on the other side of a bitter
faction fight with in the mid-1970s. I much prefer the current
relationship. Mark was of enormous help in supplying the texts that much of
this arti
Carol says:
"I haven't been following this thread, but if this is the sort of
material you have been offering as relevant to "original accumulation,"
you've wasted a lot of bandwidth."
Thanks.
Carol says:
"You seem to be talking about the "original accumulation" of particular
capitals by partic
In a message dated 8/30/03 8:22:50 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Special IQ test for Melvin P.: (a) how do you think the sex barons get their
"chicks" ? Chose from the following options:
(1) women just want to have fun, and make lots of Baht.
(2) women are conned by the sex
Jurriaan Bendien wrote:
>
> The number of complaints concerning computer-related crimes handled by
> police across Japan more than doubled in the first six months of this year et cetera
Jurriaan,
I haven't been following this thread, but if this is the sort of
material you have been offering as r
The number of complaints concerning computer-related crimes handled by
police across Japan more than doubled in the first six months of this year
over the same period last year, the National Police Agency said Thursday.
(...) The agency said police received 19,097 calls from the public on
so-called
Falling savings rate is a warning
Until not long ago Japan was criticized -- or praised -- for its
extraordinarily high savings rate, depending on how one looked at it. The
United States, for one, pointed out that Japan was saving too much and
investing too little, and called for steps to stimulat
A tax hike for God? Don't you believe it
By DOUG BANDOW
WASHINGTON -- It has long been said that patriotism is the last refuge of
the scoundrel. Today religion plays that role in the United States. At least
it does for Gov. Bob Riley of Alabama, who is pushing a massive tax hike in
the name of Go
In a message dated 8/29/03 11:37:22 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>If you study the history of the USA, you will find that there was a time,when although capitalist industry was established on the Eastern seaboard, large tracts of the mid-West and the West were not yet settle
NY Times, August 30, 2003
BOOKS OF THE TIMES | 'THE GREAT LAKES OF AFRICA'
A Deep Crisis, Shallow Roots
By JOHN SHATTUCK
In central Africa, a genocidal war has raged for nearly a decade, costing
more than four million lives in Rwanda, Burundi and Congo and precipitating
the worst humanitarian cri
When writing to a public forum one can be challenged. The etter you sent to me (reproduced below) simply means you lost the argument and could not justify reinterpreting Marx writings on this subject. I am aware that you a bright and translating Mandel must have been important to you. The article
Big businesses and some of the world's wealthiest people are renting
taxpayer-owned land in New South Wales (Australia) for peppercorn rates
under a system that is riddled with inconsistencies and loopholes. Office
buildings, factories, marinas, petrol stations, restaurants, prestigious
golf course
http://www.texasobserver.org/showArticle.asp?ArticleID=1434
The Rise of the Machine
How a small group of politicians and corporations bought themselves a
legislature
BY JAKE BERNSTEIN AND DAVE MANN
To this day, no one has come up with a set of rules for
ori
http://www.flonnet.com
Volume 20 - Issue 18, August 30 - September 12, 2003
India's National Magazine
from the publishers of THE HINDU
COLUMN
Strategy of development
JAYATI GHOSH
The economies of South Asia have many more features in common than is
generally recognised, but unfortunately for the
NY Daily News, August 29, 2003
Indiana Jones whips Dubya's policy
Harrison Ford staged an attack on foreign soil yesterday, but his target
was George W. Bush.
Ford is the latest Hollywood celebrity to dump on the Prez, joining Susan
Sarandon and Sean Penn, among others, in criticizing America's adv
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