The reports this morning of scares on the rail network in Spain and in
the USA suggest further developments towards economic terrorism in
contrast to the political excitatory terrorism of gestures like 9/11.
In the London last Thursday week the underground (tube) system was
badly affected
lpolitik it makes sense to negotiate.
Chris Burford
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From: "Paul Baer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [PEN-L] Economic terrorism
> The first-order answer seems pretty
y, imputed, etc., of
economic terrorism. If we were to view the strategic choices made by the US
as strictly a matter of achieving energy security in the most cost-effective
way, the decisions made were/are clearly nonsensical. For less money we
could simply enlarge our strategic petroleum reserve to buf
d all the other initiatives
stretching all the way east to the Philippines and north to Mongolia, we're
probably spending over $100 billion/year. And these costs are probably
dwarfed by all the different costs, real, opportunity, imputed, etc., of
economic terrorism. If we were to view the st
Interesting. The Irish had specific demands. What are Al Quaida's?
Some we know, but just getting out of Saudi Arabia and giving some land
to Palastine would not likely be enough -- even if there were a strong
political base that the group represented.
Economic terrorism is probably effe
For the first time Sunday I heard a British government minister
refer to economic terrorism in connection with Al Qaeda.
This was David Blunkett Home Secretary saying, as I caught it, "the
more they can destabilise our economy and the world economy the better
it will be for their inte
ador
of the European Union to come out here so she can see what their
subsidies are doing to us," Planchon said on his ranch, fields of clover
cut through with shallow streams. "We call it economic terrorism,
because they've wiped out more people with their subsidies than w
G'day Brad,
> Why should pointing out that there are apologists for the
> would-be-genocidal neo-fascists of Serbia cause "trouble"? It seems
> to me that people need to hear *more* about "ethnic
> cleansing"--whether by the Serbian government, the Croatian
> government, Kosovar Albanian guerrill
>Why should pointing out that there are apologists for the
>would-be-genocidal neo-fascists of Serbia cause "trouble"? It seems
>to me that people need to hear *more* about "ethnic
>cleansing"--whether by the Serbian government, the Croatian
>government, Kosovar Albanian guerrillas, or others-
>You are correct. This is absolutely flame bait. We do not need
>this here. We
>have been over this many times. Please do not even bother refuting this
>message. Why would you even bother to put something on that you
>know is almost
>certain to cause trouble?
>
>Michael Pugliese wrote:
>
>>
er being
> > > replaced by local ones, the magazine said, adding that the bodies
> > > were loaded on to another truck with Belgrade plates and driven away
> > > to an unknown destination.
> > >
> > > The original truck was transported to a training center for
> > > special police in a nearby v
n in a nearby orchard,
> > the magazine said.
> >
> > ******
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> The preceding is a personal opinion. Try not to post more than dai
> Strange bedfellows dept. Chossudovsky and Jared Isreal are cited in the
>newsbriefs section of the latest issue of The New American, the magazine of
>the far right mainstay in the USA, the John Birch Society. Two pgs. before,
>Gerhard Schroeder is identified as a Marxist (!) but, not Chossudov
Strange bedfellows dept. Chossudovsky and Jared Isreal are cited in the
newsbriefs section of the latest issue of The New American, the magazine of
the far right mainstay in the USA, the John Birch Society. Two pgs. before,
Gerhard Schroeder is identified as a Marxist (!) but, not Chossudovsky.
This is long, but interesting and no doubt debatable in places.
Cheers, Ken Hanly
In Yugoslavia, the IMF has become the steadfast financial bureaucracy of the
Western military alliance, working hand in glove with NATO and the US State
Department.
ECONOMIC TERRORISM
by
Michel
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