Michael wrote:
(B
(BPaul deserves criticism for his summary of Shleifer -- he is far too gentle. Shliefer
(Binsists that market-induced competition does not create undesirable consequences. It
(Bis non-market corruption that is bad.
(B
(BResponse Jim C: I have been invited to present a pape
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James
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Subject: [PEN-L] quotation du jour
George Monbiot in today's (Aug.3's) GUARDIAN on democracy in
the so-called industrial democracies: we "
This is truly sad.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail michael at ecst.csuchico.edu
Response Jim C: This does indeed break my heart. I lived in Kerala
during part of the 1980s in a little village of about 150 people; the
vi
Please, Jim no attachments. Not a Bhuddist comment.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail michael at ecst.csuchico.edu
Sorry about that Michael. I forgot...Old age and some powerfu meds at
work I fear.
Jim
Michael Moore writes: > Last time I checked, Las Vegas is still in the
United States. And in the United States, we have something called "The
First Amendment." This constitutional right gives everyone here the
right to say whatever they want to say. All Americans hold this right as
sacred.<
isn't
>From Michael Moore's letter to Las Vegas:
What country do you live in? Last time I checked, Las Vegas is still in
the United States. And in the United States, we have something called
"The First Amendment." This constitutional right gives everyone here the
right to say whatever they want to say.
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available at http://aradicalblackfoot.blogspot.com
James M. Craven
Blackfoot Name: Omahkohkiaayo-i'poyi
Professor/Consultant,Economics;Business
Division Chair
Clark College, 1800 E. McLoughlin
Blvd.
Vancouver, WA. USA 98663
Tel: (360) 992-2283; Fax: (360)
992-2863
http://ww
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Thought you might find this interesting - http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article6528.htm
Michael Hoover wrote:
>people do different things, as for doug, he's a reporter (he may think
>of himself in other terms), i've indicated number of times in past
>impact that i think this has on his perspective re. certain things
To which Doug Henwood replied:
I usually say "journalist," but I
In fairness, Kerry has never denied having blood on his hands and has
done more than most (indeed, has built his political career on it) to
bring the facts about what US soldiers did in Vietnam into the public
eye.
dd
Response Jim C: Then why the ads celebrating his Vietnam "service"? Why
the ads
what then of US responsibility to clean up the mess we created? it seems
to me that many (not necessarily on pen-l) who call for the return of
the troops are primarily motivated by their concern for the safety of
american soldiers. many of these same people i am sure supported the
invasion that put
Michael wrote:
>i've a hunch that some left interest in nader is reflection of absence
>of actual left alternatives, as panelist at forum i attended in ann
>arbor said yesterday: 'he's best known option", lousy way to develop
>actual left alternative...
I think that those who are seriously int
Should be reading dying "intestate" or without a will.
Jim C.
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The Claims
Resolution Tribunal
Michael P wrote:
Usually I get requests from the families of disgraced dictators. Now
look who writes me.
Office of the Chairman
The Independent Committee of Eminent Persons
20 rue de Candolle (3rd Floor), 1205 Geneva, Switzerland
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]&www.icep-iaep.org : web
My
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There is a
difference beween understanding--and starting at--where people are
ideologically, conscious-awareness-wise, etc, and moving from there, to actually
pandering to where people are in order to get their ear and attention. As a
Blackfoot and U.S. Army veteran, I am ofte
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Attached is a notice
for an upcoming conference in Geneva from August 6-8 on The Right to Self
Determination, the UN and Civil Society at which I have been invited to present
some work. Those in Europe or planning to be in Europe at the time might want to
come and attend. http
Yes he did and he was considered a master of the game. It is every bit
as complex as Vulcan three-dimensional chess would be (if such could be
invented outside of Star Trek)
Jim C.
Didn't Mao write about Go?
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Te
Michael P wrote:
It is worse that Jim says: "Thus the Grass my Horse has bit; the Turfs
my Servant has cut; and the Ore I have digg'd ... become my Property"
(Locke 1698, p. 307),
On Thu, Jul 01, 2004 at 01:39:27PM -0700, Devine, James wrote:
John Locke wrote that such stealing of public property
David is a conservative. He speaks English with a right wing dialect,
but he does so with humor (not snottiness). We can disagree with him.
I usually do, but we can still be polite.
I don't see him as a red meat class warrior, but as a sincere [albeit
misguided] conservative].
Response: Jim C
While many of us might agree with Jim, we should address David more
respectfully.
Response Jim C: I'm sorry, did I break some list protocol? This guy can
make snotty passive/aggressive sarcasm (about fraud being not possible
under socialism) and basically pimp a totally bullshit
revisionist/myopic
Charles Brown writes:
Hey , on an old thread, I haven't "seen" you since Enron. What to you
think about bookcooking on Wall Street,now ?
David Shemano writes:
What do I think about it? I am against it.
Look, fraud is illegal in a capitalist economy. There is a certain
percentage of the popul
Hi Michael,
Sorry about that. Just thought I would share. I'll not do it again. Hope
you are well.
Jim
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Perelman
Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2004 7:54 AM
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Subject: Re: [PEN-L] FW: Rednec
An honest man is being tailgated by a stressed-out woman on a busy
boulevard.
Suddenly, the light turns yellow, just in front of him. He does the
honest thing , and stops at the crosswalk, even though he could have
beaten the red light by accelerating through the intersection.
The tailgating w
Sabri Oncu wrote:
My point, precisely! All I suggest is picking up another symbol, out
of my respect to his "virtual" memory.
Louis wrote:
To the contrary. Mark was even more contentious than me. I'd like to
think that he is sitting up on some cloud somewhere getting a chuckle
over how he still
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Moon Over Washington
Why are some of the capital’s most influential power players hanging out
with a bizarre Korean billionaire who claims to be the Messiah?
by John Gorenfeld, Contributor 6.09.04
Should Americans be concerned that on March 23rd a bipartisan
group of Congressm
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Some refer to him as
"Dutch", others as "The Gipper", and some refer to just plain "Reagan". I have
usually referred to him as just plain "T-10" or "FBI Confidential Informant
[read snitch] number T-10".
I am of the age, and
also raised by politically-conscious parents, to v
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Go to
Google and type in for search "Weapons of Mass Destruction" then, instead of
hitting "enter" or clicking on "search", click on "I'm feeling
lucky."
enjoy.
Jim
C
Here
is what it says:
These Weapons of Mass Destruction cannot be
dis
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'Its best use is as a doorstop' Brian Whitaker explains why a book packed with sweeping generalisations
about Arabs carries so much weight with both neocons and military in the
US Monday May 24, 2004 Consider these statements:
"Why are most Africans, unless forced by dire
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Sent:
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2004 12:42
PM
Subject: Vine
Deloria refuses honorary degree
Subject: Taking a Stand
(leaders)
The
Denver Post
diane carman
Scholar: CU "honor" no
compliment
By
Diane Carman
Denver Post
Columnist
Tuesday, May 25,
2004 -
Vine Delori
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The fundamental
nature of capitalism, and its teleologically-derivative imperatives--realization
of maximum total possible real, after-tax, risk-adjusted surplus value is an
imperative as a necessary--but not sufficient--condition of accumulation of
capital (widening and deepe
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Shemano
Sent: Monday, May 24, 2004 10:43 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PEN-L] Can corporations have sex?
James Devine writes:
>> can a corporation have a gender, too? or rather, can a corporation
>>
James Surowieki wrote:
Generations of advertisers and business gurus have banked on the
premises of Sigmund Freud's ''Group Psychology and the Analysis of the
Ego,'' a slender volume with a big argument: when people assemble en
masse, all the raw material making up the individual psyche (libido,
Professor Zhao Zhun (tsinghua Univeristy, Beijing) will be speaking at
the Cambridge Public Library tomorrow, Saturday May 22 3pm - 5pm. The
forum is entitled "Can Socialism and Capitalism Co-Exist in China?
Enterprise Ownership Reform Since 1978"
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
Califo
Jim:
As far as I could tell, you were saying that because Nash was crazy, NE
was wrong in some
sense.
Response: What got Nash the Nobel was his attempted rescue of
neoclassical theory from a critical contradiction: How is it that two or
more
ultra-individualistic-utility/profit-maximizing-atomist
I am afraid I have to diagree on the emergency issue. It was Mrs.
Gandhi who was solely responsible for the emergency. But that was in
1975 and lasted until 1977, until she was thrown out, but then she came
back in 1979! When she realized her populist "garibi hatao" (eliminate
poverty) slogan wa
I could but I just finished teaching my India class and now heading into
my development class. I'll try. cheers, anthony
xxx
Anthony P. D'Costa, Associate Professor
Comparative International Development
University of Wa
In Jerusalem, an American female journalist heard about an old rabbi who
visited the Wailing Wall to pray, twice a day, everyday, for a long,
long time.
In an effort to check out the story, she goes to the holy site and there
he is! She watches the bearded old man at prayer--and after about 45
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Posted on Tue, Apr. 06, 2004
Belgian minister sparks US genocide row
9 April 2004
Expatica News
BRUSSELS - Belgian Defence Minister Andre Flahaut has come under heavy
criticism for approving an official document that says the United States
is responsible for the biggest genocide committed during the past 500
years.
T
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Dear
Friends,
This
was sent to me; I have no idea why or why I would be on the lists of such
creatures as these. I post this filth only for informational-illustrative
purposes. Those who define "anti-Bush" as progressive, without any reference to
the core ideologies guiding
Sometimes it seems that liberals attract more fire on PEN-L than does
the bourgeoisie. I could understand this if we were in a period of
proto- or quasi-revolutionary ferment, when they'd be the co-opters
and/or betrayers. But right now, anyone in public life who stands up
for vaguely ega
I heard some Randi Rhodes yesterday.
She had Nader on as a guest and kept
shouting over him with stupid questions
('who will you caucus with if you are
president?'). He wasn't too good either,
but there wasn't much he could do. He
hung up.
Otherwise her rap was ultra-partisan-
Democrat, not too
That basically sums up the problem of Air America. Talk radio on the
right never gets more angry with right-wingers to the right of the
Republican Party than with liberals and leftists whom they simply and
smartly classify in the same category. That's right-wing talk radio's
recipe for success.
IHRAAMRoundtableEWUlatest.pdf
Description: IHRAAMRoundtableEWUlatest.pdf
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doctor laura and the bible
Dr. Laura
Schlessinger is a radio personality who dispensesadvice to
people who call in to her radio show. Recently,she said that, as
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While Michael is undoubtedly right, university administrations reward
those who do research and slight teaching. But that is no excuse for
teachers to neglect their moral responsibility to teach properly and to serve
their students. I think Jim was once a student o
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While Zizek's behavior is reprehensible, especially given that his
teaching duties are almost certainly minimal, it is not uncommon that when
teachers get burned out, they start to take short cuts. These are often
indirectly encouraged by the administration which
Certainly, I believe every word you say. His reaction to my
misunderstanding however spoke volumes too.
Joanna
Yes, it is a kind of Blackfoot thing. When attacked, and it is clear
that the attack comes from someone not having properly read and
understood that which they were attacking, then the r
I thought you did not tell the students that some of the
lectures were bullshit.
Joanna
Craven, Jim wrote:
>That's fucked. You have all the power and you're using it to humiliate
>your students. Great.
>
>Joanna
>
>Response: I can see from your previous comments ( So y
That's fucked. You have all the power and you're using it to humiliate
your students. Great.
Joanna
Response: I can see from your previous comments ( So you're punishing
your students because most economic text books are biased? If I were
your student, I'd be pissed at you. Joanna) that you are o
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I give my students
the famous quote from Lenin (that's Vladimir not John) :"When it comes time to
hang the last capitalist, he is probably the one who sold the rope." I ask what
that means. Eventually, with some probing, they get the idea that what Lenin
meant through his meta
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Tomorrow, when I go
back to the classroom, as I have done on other occasions, each of my classes
will be told that during the course of the term, there will be four key lectures
whose content will most definitely be covered on exams. These lectures will be
total bullshit: phon
So you're punishing your students because most economic text books are
biased? If I were your student, I'd be pissed at you.
Joanna
Response Jim C: All texts are biased; the only persons not "biased"
(having preferences for certain outcomes, priorities etc) are those in
comas and/or without suffi
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bujes
Sent: Sunday, March 28, 2004 12:30 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PEN-L] classroom exercise
So you're punishing your students because most economic text books are
biased? If I were your student
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I ask my students
what "Omission is often the greatest lie" means. I ask them if they are just
picking up a book for the first time, written by an author with whom they are
unfamiliar, how do you get a sense of that the author's ideological biases and
rhetorical intentions are
With the cowboys, the railroad people, bankers, and owners of large
estates were often the bad guys.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail michael at ecst.csuchico.edu
Very perceptive. You can of course add us "savage Indians
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Does anyone know of
work being done to analyze emergences/passings/dominance of various genres in
media/"pop culture" (content, scope, impacts, sponsors, target demographics,
revenues, linkages, methods of competition etc) and the shifting SSA and
SSA requirements of Monopoly
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As many may know, I
give the following extra-credit assignment: With respect to any culture, any
period of history and any person with real (life or death) power, give me a list
of questions that would, if posed, highly likely get you killed and/or your
career totally destroye
for your own info, and you may want to pass this on to Chomsky, the NDP,
whom I believe he'll be speaking at one of their fundraisers have
committed great human rights violations against indigenous people in
this province.
UPCOMING EVENTS IN SUPPORT OF INDIGENOUS SOVERIGNTY
1) picket in honour of
so I was supposed to do some public speaking in early May ...and I get
this letter:
Jim,
Well, the shadow of McCarthy still lingers. When your name and
description
was given by our sub-commitee on the Issues Forum to the overall
coordinating commitee, they
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Subject: Locating Bin LadenWhen recently interviewed --
Pentagon officials believe they have been unable to locate Bin
Laden because he has found a place to hide out withthese
characteristics:
1) It is easy to get in if you have money;2) No one will recognize or
remember yo
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From: "Charles Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
How do you avoid touching during sex ? Must be quite a trick.
Charles
===
Remember the condom scene in "The Naked Gun"?
Ian
Response Jim C: Or, there are those phone numbers for phone sex, plus
new inno
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Subject: The moon
The moon
Early Warning
When NASA was preparing for the Apollo Project, it took the astronauts to a
Navajo reservation in Arizona for training. One day, a Navajo elder
and his son came across the space crew walking among the rocks. The elder, w
Michael Perelman wrote:
I suppose that we must look rather comical to some sitting in front of
our computers, laying out a strategy for revolutionary socialism.
Yeah, that's true. But not so comical to the young people who launched
lefthook.org a few months ago. When I met with them this weekend,
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Subject: George Carlin on Indians"...Now
the Indians. I call them Indians because that's what they are. They're
Indians. There's nothing wrong with the word Indian.""First of
all, it's important to know that the word Indian does not derive from Columbus
mistakenly believing
I wrote:
But this story has another implication. As I have said previously, the
perfect crime is "the crime which is not a crime" since then it
considered a crime, and can be prosecuted legally as such.
That should obviously be:
But this story has another implication. As I have said previously,
OBITUARY
A SAINT AND A SAGE
PRABHAT PATNAIK
Volume 21 - Issue 06, March 13 - March 26, 2004
India's National Magazine
from the publishers of THE HINDU
Response Jim C: What a wonderful obit. When I lived and taught in India
(Kerala), I eagerly looked forward to getting and reading "The Hindu"
eve
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It is set in a
jungle with more deadly flora and fawna than any extreme jungle on any of the
"Survivor" shows. It has more narcissistic and self-absorbed "hardbodies" than
anything on the "Bachelor", the "Bachelorette" or "Are You Hot?" It has plots,
twists and "reveals" more
I have a large number of students from China (who have no desire to stay
here) who are generally very sharp and keen to learn. But they mostly
stay isolated among themselves. Some time ago (June 1999) I wrote this
open letter to the Government of China which, with the help of Henry,
was published i
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CFP: Exterminating Narratives: Identifying and Resisting Genocidal
Cultural
Logics (Deadline:
9/15/2004) Seeking proposals for papers for an edited
volume exploring and foregrounding genocide as a cultural and
literary category for approaching narrative with the objec
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Here
is a classroom exercise I do illustrating some of the contradicitons of
capitalism. I asked students, which of the two personality types would you
prefer to have--and would likely generate the most sales and profits--were you a
capitalist. They always say person B. Now wh
Considering all the hype surrounding "Lord of the Rings", one might have
missed another New Zealand export that is now available in DVD/Video and
whose 13 year old star was nominated as Best Actress in 2004. I am
speaking of "Whale Rider", a Maori coming of age story with a twist--in
this case
Reminds me of Noriega's tortilla flour, described by Colin Powell's
invaders as cocaine.
Was any evidence of Noriega & drugs ever turned up?
mbs
Try www.expertwitnessradio.org See archives of radio shows. See also
"The Big White Lie" and "Deep Cover" by Mike Levine.
Jim C.
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Here are some links
on Gibson's relationship with Opus Dei an ultra-rightist cult inside the
Catholic Church--Skull and Bones of the Catholic Church. At one prominent Opus
Day church in Virginia, the membership included Scalia, Thomas, Louis Freeh and
Robert Hanssen (the FBI m
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Where a "wedge
issue" is typically one that divides and causes people to become entrenched in
their respective positions, a leverage issue can be one that causes people to
examine other issues and perhaps even change from previous positions. I just had
an example of this the o
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Ordinarily I think that what I have written is pretty plebeian. But
these students (as well as those in Jim Craven's classes at Clark college
where I lectured in December) really seemed to like my
book. They said that it was both interesting and accessible and
c
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When I hear this
term, "Native Americans", my blood boils. And it is the same for many "Natives"
(we use this term not as a shorthand for "Native Americans" but as shorthand for
"of Indigenous ancestry") I know. Why?
First of all,
although Natives were subject to the draft i
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http://www.bushflash.com/thanks.html
James M. Craven
Blackfoot Name: Omahkohkiaayo-i'poyi
Professor/Consultant,Economics;Business
Division Chair
Clark College, 1800 E. McLoughlin
Blvd.
Vancouver, WA. USA 98663
Tel: (360) 992-2283; Fax: (360)
992-2863
http://www.home.earthlink
Jim C. writes: >Like another general, also a malignant narcissist,
megalomaniac and control freak--General Patton--MacArthur put leading
Japanese fascists back into power in postwar Japan as Patton had done
with nazis in postwar Germany <
Patton & MacArthur were both from the most aristocratic fam
I recall that Truman described Macarthur's farewell address to Congress
as "100% pure bullsh*t", which was probably accurate.
Macarthur was a winner and a bastard.. He's even less favourably
remembered in Australia --- for most of 1942, most of his land forces
were Aussies, and from his office in
school
for horrible grades from Yale).
Here's the story
from a previous post entitled "The Punk in Chief"
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From: Craven, Jim
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 2:41 PM
To: Campus Master List; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]';
Subject: The "Punk in
This article was interesting, but unlike the other generals, Clark was
briefly the head of an hardly heroic mission in the Balkans. Comparison
between the efforts of McClellan or MacArthur seems to be a bit
exaggerated.
--
Michael Perelman
My father, who served in the China/Burma/India theater
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James
Sent: Monday, February 09, 2004 5:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PEN-L] more on Bush's "military" record
see http://www.calpundit.com/archives/003220.html
A letter sent to Department of Defens
I agree with tom (as usual). There is enormous **agitational** value
behind
the films Jim forwarded. I have already used them to good effect today.
Now of course in terms of advancing theory they may be of limited
value. But the fact that they are enjoyable should not be held against
them.
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Subject: Re: [PEN-L] Response:Bush and the F 102
Fascinating stuff, Jim Craven. Never knew the details. Is it all
documented in one place?
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From: "Craven, Jim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, February 09, 2004 5:32 P
Fascinating stuff, Jim Craven. Never knew the details. Is it all
documented in one place?
http://www.awolbush.com/
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http://www.ericblumrich.com/topgun.html
http://www.takebackthemedia.com/triwimp.html
http://www.symbolman.com/chickenhawks.html
http://www.hornsandhalos.com/
James M. Craven
Blackfoot Name: Omahkohkiaayo-i'poyi
Professor/Consultant,Economics;Business
Division Chair
Cl
Bush and the Texas Guard flew the F 102. An aviation buddy points out
that the F 102 had no conceivable mission in Vietnam. So even if he
showed up, his unit wasn't going to go.
Gene Coyle
Response (Jim C) Absolutely true. At the time Bush got into the Texas
Air Guard (with a national waiting
http://www.timesunion.com/AspStories/story.asp?storyID=216707&category=&;
BCCode=&newsdate=2/7/2004
Feds win right to war protesters' records Albany Times-Herald
Saturday,
February 7, 2004
By RYAN J. FOLEY, Associated Press
DES MOINES, Iowa -- In what may be the first subpoena of its kind in
de
Bill Lear wrote:
So, our chains become part of us, and attempts to break the chains
therefore hurt?
They not only become part of us, they made us.
Doug
Very true, but does the fact that we can conceptualize and grasp that we
are partly the product of the chains and backwardness that bind us not
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In addition to the
well-known October Surprise in 1980 (see below):
http://www.consortiumnews.com/archive/xfile.html
http://www.consortiumnews.com/archive/xfile1.html
Another one occurred
earlier that still has gotten little notice except in "The Trials of Henry
Kissing
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From: PEN-L list [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Michael
Perelman
Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2004 5:47 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PEN-L] skull & bones
I think we have picked the bones clean on this one -- unless we come up
with something shockingly new.
Michael Perelman wrote:
I think that the dialogue between Michael and Lou is valuable. Dean Was
taken down,but not just by Gephardt. I've mentioned before, that I've
never seen so much negative press about a candidate since Jesse Jackson.
Then I hear about Roger Stone, the Republican operative, s
Writing on behalf of Andie Nachgeborenen, jks asks:
Michael Perkman said that you would be a good person to ask about Yale's
Skull & Bones -- did you have a
recent post or some information on this? Thanks, jks
First of all, start with a google search for skull and bones. Keep in
mind that there i
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Question: If
you could live forever, would you and why?Answer: "I would not live forever, because we should
not live forever, because if we weresupposed to live forever, then we would
live forever, but we cannot live forever, which is why I would not
live forever,"Miss
are the capitalist pigs of the sort who get elected President of the US
who are members of Skull and Bones worse than those who aren't members?
I presume that John Edwards isn't a "bonesman" (since he didn't go to
Yale). Does that make him better?
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTE
Skull & Bones is a distraction.
My uncle used to put it more clearly: "They all shit in the same pot."
Gene Coyle
Response Jim C: Saying it is so doesn't make it so. Study the history,
connections, machinations, ideology, etc of S and B. Just the fact that
this cult, with some 2600 lifetime me
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Kerry
Skull & Bones War Criminal...
by Skull & Bones Kerry
Sunday, Jan. 18,
2004 at
10:47
AM
What Skull & Bones Member Sen
John Kerry don't want you to Know/Remember...
Portion of John Kerry remarks on
NBC's "Meet the Pre
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http://www.ericblumrich.com/topgun.html
James M. Craven
Blackfoot Name: Omahkohkiaayo-i'poyi
Professor/Consultant,Economics;Business
Division Chair
Clark College, 1800 E. McLoughlin
Blvd.
Vancouver, WA. USA 98663
Tel: (360) 992-2283; Fax: (360)
992-2863
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Eiza Segal wrote:
These are great students that you've got. Please post some more of your
students' work.
"Craven, Jim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In my classes, as an extra-credit assignment, I ask the students for the
following: "With respect to any culture, any
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