> Of course. The Sierra Club nearly came out in favor of a ban on
immigration.
>
www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=active&q=Political+Ecology+Group+Sierra+Clu
b+immigration&spell=1
http://www.igc.org/peg/imm_env/sierra_b.html
http://www.igc.org/peg/imm_env/expose.html
Wooing the Sierra Club:
Anti-
G'day Lou,
> This is an excellent publication, although I sharply disagree with
> their
> support of UN troops in East Timor and the Mideast. Leftwing
> endorsement of
> the UN is just another unfortunate legacy of the New Deal alliance
> between
> socialists and the liberal bourgeoisie.
I can c
>*What I can't come at* is damning the west for going in to prevent actual
>slaughter from turning into almost inevitable genocide, no matter how much
the
>west helped to produce the constituent circumstances. Sure, the west now
>controls ET, no doubt does so with a single eye on its own ultimate
All very convincing to me, Lou. But not of much interest to an East Timorese
woman dumbly (or hysterically - different strokes and all that) contemplating
her decapitated baby, her butchered husband and her own imminent rape and
murder. That's what we're talking about here, and on a biggish scal
Re: "Humanitarian Intervention"
http://www.dukeupress.edu/
Point
Powerless by Design: The Age of the International Community
Michel Feher
184 pages (October 2000)
In Powerless by Design Michel Feher addresses Western officials' responses
to post-Cold War conflicts and analyzes the reac
Rob Schaap:
>All very convincing to me, Lou. But not of much interest to an East Timorese
>woman dumbly (or hysterically - different strokes and all that) contemplating
>her decapitated baby, her butchered husband and her own imminent rape and
>murder.
This kind of demagogic appeal applies to
>In Powerless by Design Michel Feher addresses Western officials' responses
>to post-Cold War conflicts and analyzes the reactions of the Left to their
>governments' positions. Sometime in the early 1990s, Feher argues, U.S. and
>European leaders began portraying themselves as the representatives
