soula avramidis wrote:
Zionist colonialism represents the ugliest face of modern imperialism,
far worse than apartheid south Africa. but in all it remains part and
parcel of the broader imperial agenda and its principal agent in the
middle east. killing yassin has two implications..
I got to the
In lefty and other lefty palestinian literature, zionism which has a broader scope than israel, is capable through israel still to inetervene where the the US and other imperialist find it diffcult to do in the third world. for instance its relationship to south africa during apartheid,to eritria
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Who will be the Republican presidential candidate in 2008?
--
Yoshie
bush family plan having jeb precede dubya went awry when former lost 94
florida governor election, latter was pushed to fore (and given access
to daddy's rolodex) after he was elected
Title: one to watch
from
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2004/mar2004/meji-m24.shtml
Citing killing
of civilians, lies:
US soldier refuses to return to Iraq
By Jeff Riley
24 March
2004
A Florida National Guard soldier returned to his base of deployment
at Fort Stewart, Georgia, to face charges
The Pakistani army has been mauled and the Musharraf government is risking
civil war in its failed attempt to capture Ayman al-Zawahiri in the Pashtun
tribal region, reports todays Asia Times.
American and Pakistani officials boasted last week that they had trapped a
high value target, understood
Title: Re: The Market as
God
Here is an earlier piece:
HE GLOBAL MARKET
DOCTRINE: A STUDY IN FUNDAMENTALIST THEOLOGY
John McMurtry
College of Arts
Department of Philosophy
University of Guelph
http://economics.uwaterloo.ca/needhdata/McMurtry-2.html
Struck by a 5minute BBC radio slot this
This last weekend I participated in a forum on Wal-Mart. A large number
of Wal-Mart workers showed up to vigorously defend their employer. They
were obviously working-class people and not professional spokesman.
Several mentioned their salaries. I responded that given their obvious
Michael Hoover wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 3/23/2004 2:04:46 AM
Who will be the Republican presidential candidate in 2008?
--
Yoshie
bush family plan having jeb precede dubya went awry when former lost 94
florida governor election, latter was pushed to fore (and given access
to daddy's
Last night as I watched coverage of the Bipartisan Commission on
terrorism chaired by Bob Kerrey, the war criminal ex-Senator who
currently runs the New School University with an iron fist, I was bowled
over by the garish, rhinestone-studded American flag on Madeleine
Albright's jacket. This
I walk around Brussels every day and see the American flag on sweatshirts
worn by Bulgarians and other items of clothing worn by people who could be
Arabs for all I know.
Someone once told me that the French all cry when they sing their national
anthem, whether they are leftists or rightists.
Robert Scott Gassler wrote:
How about we defuse the whole issue by all wearing American flags on our
lapel? I have one I'll wear on my trip to the States in a couple of weeks.
If anyone asks about it, I'll mention the struggle for freedom and
democracy for all peoples, the proud leftist tradition
March 22, 2004
~~~
Introducing two new commentaries from Foreign Policy In Focus
The Iraqi Constitution
By Phyllis Bennis
The signing of the interim Iraqi constitution by the Governing Council
represents
a significant step in U.S. efforts to legitimize
Joanna writes:
It's funny how certain historical patterns repeat. It seems like the
Jews wound up playing a similar role in Poland -- doing the dirty work
for the landed artistocracy who could not dirty its hands with
collecting rents, exploiting the serfs, etc. ...but could use the jews
as its
Devine, James wrote:
Jews have also played roles that were banned by the dominant religion (as with
money-lending in medieval Europe), which is not exactly the same thing as being agents
of the ruling class. (Jewish money-lenders weren't all like the Fuggers; they lent to
the working classes,
SYMPOSIUM: DUTCH IDENTITYVIRTUES AND VICES OF BOURGEOIS SOCIETYThursday May 6th / 2:00 - 6:15 h pm / Forum room, M-building, Woudestein, Erasmus University Rotterdam
http://www.eur.nl/studium/algemeen/bourgeoisenglish.html
How bourgeois was and is Dutch society? How bad is being bourgeois
In today's Counterpunch (March 24, 2004), there's an interesting article
by Benjamin Dangl and April Howard on the Cuban media, which originated
on their website: http://www.upsidedownworld.org. Howard is a student at
Bard College, my alma mater. No doubt she made the acquaintance there of
Ali
http://www.nationalpriorities.org/impact04/index.html?em
I wonder how much Bush's proposals for more huge tax cuts for the rich, huge
increases in military and intelligence spending, a fatih-based
intiatives, and otehr cororate giveaways will impact public spending on
local and state programs,
PAGE ONE
How Cuts in Retiree Benefits Fatten Companies' Bottom Lines
Trimming a Health-Care Plan Creates Accounting Gains, Under Some Arcane Rules A Shield
Against Rising Costs By ELLEN E. SCHULTZ and THEO FRANCIS Staff Reporters of THE WALL
STREET JOURNAL March 16, 2004; Page A1
The loud
I had my realized before your last message that so much was being imported. How
expensive is the liquefaction and then transportation of the natural gas?
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail michael at ecst.csuchico.edu
Natural gas supplies are tight in the USA. Why? A discussion I'll
duck today.
But supplies are tight. Fortunately for the big oil companies, they
have huge gas fields shut-in around the world, in places where the
domestic demand is trivial. If only they could sell that gas in the
USA!! It is
* This essay is from Confronting Capitalism, a new collection
from Softskull edited by Eddie Yuen, George Katsiafikas and Daniel
Burton Rose and to be published in the coming months.
Insurgent Chinese Workers and Peasants:
The 'Weak Link' in Capitalist Globalization and U.S. Imperialism (1)
Wage-slaves create the profits. They're more
productive every year. Now, watch them being thrown
out on their rears. Set up your rocking chairs near
your graves and wait for the inevitable slip. Seems
we are still a nation of Mr. Blocks.
--- Louis Proyect [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The flag is ubiquitous ...
I remember seeing a sea of red flags and people with
Mao buttons pinned to their jackets back, waving
plastic coated Red Books. Ah thsoe heady daze of the
Great
* Nader Begins Push to Qualify for State Ballots
Wed Mar 24, 2004 01:43 PM ET
By John Whitesides, Political Correspondent
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Ralph Nader's wild-card presidential bid is
gearing up over the next few months for its biggest challenge --
navigating a maze of local
--- Eugene Coyle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Natural gas supplies are tight in the USA. Why? A
discussion I'll duck
today.
Eugene, Grant...anybody?
Is LNG the same as what's being promoted in Australia
as LPG? So as when we run low on petrol (peak oil),
we can sell zeez nice
* July 15, 2003
Intermediate Roman Catholic
Americans are blessed to have a highly intelligent crop of candidates
to choose from in the upcoming presidential race.
President Bush's mental prowess is well known and needs no further
examination here (at least for today). But Democrats are
--- W.R. Needham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Here is an earlier piece:
THE GLOBAL MARKET DOCTRINE: A STUDY IN
FUNDAMENTALIST
THEOLOGY
John McMurtry
College of Arts
Department of Philosophy
University of Guelph
http://economics.uwaterloo.ca/needhdata/McMurtry-2.html
What is this guy's programme?
http://www.votenader.org/issues/index.php
--
Yoshie
* Bring Them Home Now! http://www.bringthemhomenow.org/
* Calendars of Events in Columbus:
http://sif.org.ohio-state.edu/calendar.html,
http://www.freepress.org/calendar.php, http://www.cpanews.org/
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