Telmex: WTO Telecoms Ruling Hurts US
Reuters
Wednesday, November 26, 2003; 10:54 PM
By Pablo Garibian
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Carlos Slim, the billionaire owner of Mexico's
dominant telecoms company, Telmex, said on Wednesday the United States
came out worse in a World Trade Organization (WTO) rul
Europe aims for endless energy
Tim Radford, science editor
Thursday November 27, 2003
The Guardian
Europe's scientists hope to mimic the power of the sun and create
limitless energy on Earth with the help of a £6bn experiment in the south
of France.
Ministers in Brussels gave the go-ahead yester
Good riddance to the instability pact
We should all be grateful to France and Germany for giving us a chance to
restore some sanity to European fiscal policy
Larry Elliott
Thursday November 27, 2003
The Guardian
Nobody does smug quite like the British, and the Treasury's smugometer had
a high re
- Original Message -
From: "Yoshie Furuhashi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* Chalmers Johnson, "The Looting of Asia"
LRB 25.22 (20 November 2003)
Gold Warriors: America's Secret Recovery of Yamashita's Gold by
Sterling Seagrave and Peggy Seagrave | Verso, 332 pp, £17.00
==
* Chalmers Johnson, "The Looting of Asia"
LRB 25.22 (20 November 2003)
Gold Warriors: America's Secret Recovery of Yamashita's Gold by
Sterling Seagrave and Peggy Seagrave | Verso, 332 pp, £17.00
It may be pointless to try to establish which World War Two Axis
aggressor, Germany or Japan, was
>From another list.
From: earthsongwalker
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 9:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [LivRiv] protestor murdered by miami police
i just spoke with lisa (Fithian) who confirmed the
death of one of the
protestor's who was beaten by miami
This is the second of two notes on current developments in Venezuela; it is
being sent to a larger distribution list because of its content. Please
circulate widely.
There have been rumours that in private industry (largely unorganised)
workers would be taken to the signature tables by their
he shouldn't be worrying about productivity growth. Rather, what's important is
profitability trends...
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] & http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~jdevine
> The Bear's Lair: Greenspan's Ponzi Scheme
> By Martin Hutchinson
> UPI Business and Economics E
The Bear's Lair: Greenspan's Ponzi Scheme
By Martin Hutchinson
UPI Business and Economics Editor
Published 11/24/2003 5:36 PM
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24 (UPI) -- A Ponzi scheme requires three things in order
to be (temporarily) successful: a massive source of outside money, a
sophisticated PR campaign,
* America's Culture of Terrorism:
Violence, Capitalism, and the Written Word
by Jeffory A. Clymer
University of North Carolina Press
296 pp., 61/8 x 91/4, 5 illus., notes, bibl., index
$45.00 cloth
ISBN 0-8078-2792-4
$16.95 paper
ISBN 0-8078-5460-3
Published: Fall 2003
Description
Although
The United States will deduct $289.5 million from loan guarantees to Israel
over disagreements regarding Israeli activity in Palestinian territories.
The Israeli Embassy in Washington announced late on Tuesday that the amount
was "suggested" by Israel. "Israel accepts that the United States does n
1,000 Times Too Many Humans?
Jennifer Viegas, Discovery News
http://dsc.discovery.com/news/briefs/20031124/humans.html
Humans Are Unsustainable
Nov. 25, 2003 — A study that compared humans with other species
concluded there are 1,000 times too many humans to be sustainable.
The study, published
At 8:50 AM -0500 11/26/03, Louis Proyect wrote:
Another film that serves as a sign of the times:
* FILM REVIEW; Master Of the Sea (And the French)
By A. O. SCOTT
I was thinking of reviewing this flick, but the reviews make it
sound too tedious to sit through.
About 8 years ago I visited old
Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
Another film that serves as a sign of the times:
* FILM REVIEW; Master Of the Sea (And the French)
By A. O. SCOTT
I was thinking of reviewing this flick, but the reviews make it sound
too tedious to sit through.
About 8 years ago I visited old friends from my Trotsk
the Bushes prefer long-dead plants, i.e., oil.
BTW, in the lite-comedy movie LOVE ACTUALLY, the Prime Minister of
England -- played by Hugh Grant, who would be an improvement over
the poodle currently in that position -- gives a great speech
against the over-bearing Americans, led by the Presiden
Hari Kumar wrote:
Dave: Thanks very much indeed - you got the one I had fleetingly seen.
Lou: Thanks for the review on AI on Palestine.
Cheers & thanks again, H
Not to myself: must not lose URLS's, must not lose usLrp's. must
not..
Here is something brand-new:
http://www.dissidentvoice
This follows up some things Louis has been saying. First, let me quote
myself (please note that the long quote reflects what mainstream
economists think and what some progressive support in part, but not what
I think):
"Why are there rich countries and poor countries? This question implies
a
Dave: Thanks very much indeed - you got the one I had fleetingly seen.
Lou: Thanks for the review on AI on Palestine.
Cheers & thanks again, H
Not to myself: must not lose URLS's, must not lose usLrp's. must not..
Re: Amnesty International
by dave dorkin
That article by Stephen Roach is really superb I think, thanks for posting
it, although I think the investigation should go further and look at the
position of social classes in China. The essential issue is put very well:
"By putting pressure on the Chinese to change their currency regime, the
in
George Monbiot, Tues Nov 25 in a thoughtful and cogent criticism of David
Aaronovitch's position
>>>
in debating the war, those of us who opposed it find ourselves drawn into
this fairytale. We are obliged to argue about the relative moral merits of
leaving Saddam in place or deposing him, while w
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