[Marxism] The Bureaucratic Nightmare of Fighting Deportation | The New Yorker

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[Marxism] Mueller told Trump he’s not a criminal target in the Russia probe. That may not mean what you think. - The Washington Post

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[Marxism] [UCE] Jeff Koons's Giant Play-Doh Sculpture Could Fetch $20 Million at Christie's This Spring | artnet News

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Decadent art that matches a decadent social system.

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[Marxism] Biopic about Subhas Chandra Bose

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This was the Indian nationalist who tried to make deals with Nazi 
Germany against the British.


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[Marxism] co-saboteur with Nixon of 1968 Paris Peace Talks dies

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And in a contretemps of international intrigue and presidential politics
that generated heated debate for years, Mrs. Chennault was recorded on an
F.B.I. wiretap helping to sabotage a peace initiative during the Vietnam
War in order to promote Nixon’s victory over Vice President Hubert H.
Humphrey in the 1968 presidential election.

Soon after President Lyndon B. Johnson announced a halt to the bombing of
North Vietnam to ease the way for Paris peace talks that fall, Mrs.
Chennault, a behind-the-scenes liaison for Nixon’s campaign and the Saigon
government, was overheard urging South Vietnamese officials to boycott the
Paris peace talks, saying they would get a better deal from a Nixon
administration if they waited until after the election.

That same day, Nov. 2, President Thieu announced that his government would
not join the Paris talks. Three days later, Nixon was elected.

President Johnson was furious when he learned of Mrs. Chennault’s
intervention, and considered having her charged under federal statutes with
criminally interfering with the conduct of foreign affairs. She was never
prosecuted.

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[Marxism] Fwd: [syriasolidarityinternational] Please let NYC folks know about tomorrow's panel on Syria in NYC

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The event is important for a couple of reasons  1) quality of the 
speakers  2) the fact that Peace Action is holding it.  Peace Action is 
a big important group, but its focus on Syria was not ours.  A Peace 
Action Executive Director from New Jersey was part of the infamous 
meeting of US activists with Assad in '16.


Peace Action Forum-Ending Conflict and Bringing Peace to Syria 








Peace Action Forum-Ending Conflict and Bringing Peace to Syria

This is a free event, open to the public. It is a discussion led by 
Susan Smith of the Muslim Peace Fellowship,...





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Re: [Marxism] American Socialist opens April 27 at Cinema Village

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On 4/4/18 1:29 PM, Yale Strom via Marxism wrote:



Folks my new doc. film American Socialist: The Life and Times of Eugene Victor Debs 
opens April 27 - May 3 at Cinema Village in NYC. The film is narrated by Amy 
Madigan and features Jeremy Kittel on violin on the soundtrack. Elizabeth Schwartz 
(ex. prod. co-writer) and I will attend many of the screenings for Q & A 
afterwards. We have a limited budget for press so please help and send this onto 
hundreds of others. The first link below talks about the film and the second link 
is the trailer.



This is great news for New Yorkers. I saw the film last year at the 
Socially Relevant Film Festival and urge comrades to see it and to 
spread the word.


https://www.counterpunch.org/2017/03/10/from-debs-to-berlusconi-the-socially-relevant-film-festival/
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[Marxism] American Socialist opens April 27 at Cinema Village

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Folks my new doc. film American Socialist: The Life and Times of Eugene Victor 
Debs opens April 27 - May 3 at Cinema Village in NYC. The film is narrated by 
Amy Madigan and features Jeremy Kittel on violin on the soundtrack. Elizabeth 
Schwartz (ex. prod. co-writer) and I will attend many of the screenings for Q & 
A afterwards. We have a limited budget for press so please help and send this 
onto hundreds of others. The first link below talks about the film and the 
second link is the trailer.












As we are telling folks see the film before the November elections.


sincerely, Yale


http://jewishweek.timesofisrael.com/fight-the-power/


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Re: [Marxism] Michigan OKs Nestlé Water Extraction, Despite 80K+ Public Comments Against It : The Two-Way : NPR

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Nestle is extracting fresh water for next to nothing while Flint residents
still can't drink water from their faucets. In many locations including
Livingston County in Michigan, where I'm originally from, they are rapidly
building infrastructure to extract gas through fracking. On top of that,
we've got an aging pipeline running through the straits of Mackinac (Line
5), ready to spill millions of gallons of oil into a system that contains
21% of the world's freshwater.

Things are bad here in Michigan.

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[Marxism] Michigan OKs Nestlé Water Extraction, Despite 80K+ Public Comments Against It : The Two-Way : NPR

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Re: [Marxism] Another Stasi film? No thanks | Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist

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On 4/4/18 11:58 AM, Daniel Lindvall wrote:
”Barbara” is IMO still one of the best films on DDR post-89. Here’s the 
first para of my review of it:


”/Barbara/ (2012), written and directed by Christian Petzold, is a 
remarkable film. It may well be the best so far of all the German films 
made in recent years on the still very much contentious subject of the 
defunct German Democratic Republic (GDR). Generally speaking, such 
films, at least the ones that have reached an international audience, 
tend to fall into two categories: those tinted by nostalgia (in German 
the term /Ostalgie/ – combining the words for ‘east’ and ‘nostalgia’ – 
is the label used for cultural expressions of nostalgia for the GDR) and 
those who, on the contrary, portray the GDR as a place of undiluted 
evil. /Good Bye, Lenin!/ (2003) and /The Lives of Others/ (2006) are 
probably the best-known examples of the respective category. 
/Barbara/ treads a path beyond these ideological dead-end alleys."


http://filmint.nu/?p=5881



My reviews of earlier Petzold films:

https://louisproyect.org/2008/05/12/yella/

https://louisproyect.org/2009/05/14/jerichow/
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”Barbara” is IMO still one of the best films on DDR post-89. Here’s the first 
para of my review of it:

”Barbara (2012), written and directed by Christian Petzold, is a remarkable 
film. It may well be the best so far of all the German films made in recent 
years on the still very much contentious subject of the defunct German 
Democratic Republic (GDR). Generally speaking, such films, at least the ones 
that have reached an international audience, tend to fall into two categories: 
those tinted by nostalgia (in German the term Ostalgie – combining the words 
for ‘east’ and ‘nostalgia’ – is the label used for cultural expressions of 
nostalgia for the GDR) and those who, on the contrary, portray the GDR as a 
place of undiluted evil. Good Bye, Lenin! (2003) and The Lives of Others (2006) 
are probably the best-known examples of the respective category. Barbara treads 
a path beyond these ideological dead-end alleys."

http://filmint.nu/?p=5881

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> Ernie, I haven't seen "Barbara" but I refer to it favorably in this piece. I 
> got a chuckle out of the NY Times article referring to "mustache-twirling 
> villain", the same words I used in my Counterpunch article:
> 
> 
> In a NY Times profile of Christian Petzold, the director of “Barbara”, he 
> states that he did not want Stasi operatives to be “depicted as 
> mustache-twirling villains”. The eponymous lead character is a doctor who has 
> been banished to the countryside for some unspecified offense, where she is 
> snooped on by Stasi operatives. We learn from a review of the film that 
> Petzold was influenced by Alfred Hitchcock, evidence of which is “the 
> prickles of unease that creep into his work, creating a cold climate of 
> paranoia and an oft-justified fear of an imminent threat.” I haven’t seen 
> this film but when it comes to prickles of unease, you can’t help but think 
> of Hitchcock’s “Torn Curtain”, where mustache-twirling villains abound.
> 
> https://louisproyect.org/2017/03/30/another-stasi-film-no-thanks/
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[Marxism] Adaptation | Richard Seymour on Patreon

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[Marxism] Another Stasi film? No thanks | Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist

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Ernie, I haven't seen "Barbara" but I refer to it favorably in this 
piece. I got a chuckle out of the NY Times article referring to 
"mustache-twirling villain", the same words I used in my Counterpunch 
article:



In a NY Times profile of Christian Petzold, the director of “Barbara”, 
he states that he did not want Stasi operatives to be “depicted as 
mustache-twirling villains”. The eponymous lead character is a doctor 
who has been banished to the countryside for some unspecified offense, 
where she is snooped on by Stasi operatives. We learn from a review of 
the film that Petzold was influenced by Alfred Hitchcock, evidence of 
which is “the prickles of unease that creep into his work, creating a 
cold climate of paranoia and an oft-justified fear of an imminent 
threat.” I haven’t seen this film but when it comes to prickles of 
unease, you can’t help but think of Hitchcock’s “Torn Curtain”, where 
mustache-twirling villains abound.


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Re: [Marxism] German Film Festival April 6-12 | Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist

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Another great film is The Architects, completed just as the wall was coming 
down, in 1989.

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"Unlike all of the films about East Germany I am aware of, except for “Goodbye 
Lenin!”, “In Times of Fading Light” does not demonize German Communists, who 
tend to be depicted as mustache-twirlers like the Nazis they opposed."

Have you seen Christian Petzold's "*Barbara"*? In some sense Petzold's film 
follows Godard's dictum that the best way to critique a film is to make a film. 
Petzold, who created a Stasi character who defied the well worn stereotype, was 
obviously disturbed by "*The Lives of Others"*. It's a movie worth seeing.

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Re: [Marxism] German Film Festival April 6-12 | Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist

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"Unlike all of the films about East Germany I am aware of, except for
“Goodbye Lenin!”, “In Times of Fading Light” does not demonize German
Communists, who tend to be depicted as mustache-twirlers like the Nazis
they opposed."

Have you seen Christian Petzold's "*Barbara"*? In some sense Petzold's film
follows Godard's dictum that the best way to critique a film is to make a
film. Petzold, who created a Stasi character who defied the well worn
stereotype, was obviously disturbed by "*The Lives of Others"*. It's a
movie worth seeing.

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[Marxism] German Film Festival April 6-12 | Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist

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Between April 6th and 12th, the Landmark Theater on W. 57thStreet in New 
York will be hosting a festival of recent German films of great interest 
to cinephiles based on the evidence of two press screeners I saw that 
have much in common besides being well-made. To start with, both have 
nonagenarian main characters played by two of Germany’s most renowned 
actors.


As a 90-year old Communist about to celebrate his birthday in opening 
night’s “In Times of Fading Light”, Bruno Ganz might be best known to 
most folks for his portrayal of Adolf Hitler in “Downfall” but the 
77-year old actor’s career encompasses a wide range of heralded roles 
ranging from art films made by Wim Wenders (The American Friend; Wings 
of Desire) to Hollywood films like “The Boys from Brazil”. “In Times of 
Fading Light” is set in 1989 as the Berlin Wall is about to come down. 
The fading light referred to in the title is Communism’s twilight.


Exactly the same age as Ganz, Jurgen Prochnow plays a 92-year old 
Wehrmacht veteran named Eduard Leander in “The Final Journey”, who led a 
regiment of Ukrainian Cossacks during WWII. The film’s title refers to 
his odyssey to find the woman he loved in a Luhansk village against the 
backdrop of a new war involving some of the same geopolitical cleavages. 
Like Ganz, Prochnow has a long and distinguished career and is best 
known for playing the German submarine commander in “Das Boot”. Deemed 
controversial at the time for showing German soldiers without the 
stereotypical mustache-twirling villainy seen in Hollywood films, “The 
Final Journey” could conceivably be accused of whitewashing Nazi war 
crimes—that is, unless you understand that his character paid dearly for 
them.


full: https://louisproyect.org/2018/04/04/german-film-festival-april-6-12/
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[Marxism] Fascinating history of voting in a booth

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[Marxism] Bourgeois fear of revolution means disowning the Civil War | MR Online

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Sixteen months into the War Karl Marx—as if anticipating apologists like 
Brooks 160 years later—criticized Lincoln for “trying to conduct it 
along constitutional” lines. “I think,” he contended, “that wars of this 
kind ought to be conducted along revolutionary lines.” It pleased him to 
no end, then, when Lincoln issued his Emancipation Proclamation more 
than a month later. The Executive Order abolishing slavery was, in 
Marx’s opinion, “tantamount to the tearing up of the old American 
Constitution.” Depriving the slave owners of their slaves was one of the 
biggest property expropriations in history and a clear violation of the 
Fifth Amendment’s prohibition of such confiscations without “due 
process” and “just compensation”; and why Lincoln could say with 
justification later that year in Gettysburg that the country now had “a 
new birth of freedom.”


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[Marxism] 'Arab spring for teachers' - educators in Oklahoma join wave of strikes | Education | The Guardian

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[Marxism] Here's What the Trump Administration Is Really Plotting in Syria

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[Marxism] Female shooter may have had a grudge against YouTube - CNN

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[Marxism] Making America Toxic Again – Mother Jones

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Scott Pruitt's religious belief that God encourages us to exploit the 
planet for our own enrichment serves his catering to corporate polluters.


https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2018/02/scott-pruitt-profile-epa-trump/
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[Marxism] Teotihuacán, the ancient city upending archaeologists’ assumptions about wealth inequality.

[Louis Proyect via Marxism]

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https://slate.com/technology/2018/04/teotihuacn-the-ancient-city-upending-archaeologists-assumptions-about-wealth-inequality.html
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[Marxism] Corbin attacked for talking to wrong Jews

[Gregory Adler via Marxism]

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https://www.redpepper.org.uk/jewdas-corbyn-and-the-policing-of-jewishness/
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