At 22:16 22/10/00 -0400, Proyect wrote:
I do not doubt there is some truth behind the OSCE report on defects of
human rights and the criminal justice system in Kosovo (Oct 20)
The following reports also show some of the potential advantages of
bourgeois legality, over distortions of
Right out of order
Recent poor election results are forcing European extremists to moderate
their rhetoric. But the threat to democracy remains
Cas Mudde
The Guardian
Wednesday October 18, 2000
Last Sunday Jörg Haider's party did surprisingly poorly in regional
elections in Styria. Its support
Power in prospect for Norwegian right
The Progress party under 'King Carl' Hagen is soaring in the polls. It wants
a vote on halting all immigration
Andrew Osborn in Oslo
Guardian
Friday October 6, 2000
For the first time since the second world war the far right is on the march
in Norway, and
When I said that Louis likes drawing lines and pushing people over them,
Michael said I was being inappropriately personal. Here we see Louis raising
this practice to a principle allegedly derived from revolutionary Marxism.
Who knows, maybe he is right that is is: which might explain
When I said that Louis likes drawing lines and pushing people over them,
Michael said I was being inappropriately personal. Here we see Louis raising
this practice to a principle allegedly derived from revolutionary Marxism.
Who knows, maybe he is right that is is: which might explain
Jim Devine wrote:
I've always felt that some of the "god that failed" people (like
Sidney Hook or Max Schactman or Jay Lovestone) took some of their
sectarian style and used it as part of the anti-communist crusade.
Or, as Isaac Deutscher said, when Stalinists turn bourgeois, they do
so with
BLS DAILY REPORT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2000:
Today's News Release: "Regional and State Employment and Unemployment:
September 2000" indicates that regional and state unemployment rates were
stable in September. All four regions registered little or no change over
the month, and 42 states
Anybody read his book on risk?
Looks like fun too.
Too bad I don't read books anymore.
Now I just reinstall Windows 98.
mbs
I am reading Bernstein, Peter L. 2000. The Power of Gold: The History of
an
Obsession (NY: John Wiley Sons).
Maybe some of you with more historical knowledge will find
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Jim Devine wrote:
I've always felt that some of the "god that failed" people (like
Sidney Hook or Max Schactman or Jay Lovestone) took some of their
sectarian style and used it as part of the anti-communist crusade.
Or, as Isaac Deutscher said, when
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A week ago I told Michael I was going to sub again, and he has
allowed me (or so I think since he did not block my attempt).
Maybe I have another chance. I have been under probation before,
as a BA student at McGill when my GPA was under 1 point. But I
failed again and was dismissed. I just
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Date sent: Tue, 24 Oct 2000 05:16:42 +1100
To: "Ricardo Duchesne" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Rob Schaap [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Re: [PEN-L:3420] E.Wood's defence of Brenner
(Pass this on
Max, yes, it was also good. I can't figure you out. One minute you are
telling us about TK's shack and then intalling linux and now windows. Whose
side are you on?
Max Sawicky wrote:
Anybody read his book on risk?
Looks like fun too.
Too bad I don't read books anymore.
Now I just
Before I respond to Rob, I should correct big blunder I made below
when I suggested that Brenner privileges 17th century; he does
not, it is the 16th, which thus means that Wood is following
Brenner closely on this point as well:
except that it [Wood's book]
no longer privileges the
My Linux went kablooey. I got an idea on
how to get my Win98 up again. It worked,
and then it didn't. Now the best I've
got at home is my daughter's Etch-a-sketch.
mbs
Max, yes, it was also good. I can't figure you out. One minute you are
telling us about TK's shack and then intalling
Rob:
Sez the big fella of the late 15th and early 16th centuries: 'In insolent
conflict with king and parliament, the great feudal lords created an
incomparably larger proletariat by the forcible driving of the peasantry
from the land, to which the latter had the same feudal right as the lord
Drunk U.S. soldier blames behaviour on our strong beer
I encountered this problem when I first had Mexican beer in Mexico, where
it hadn't been watered down. I think that the 3.2 % laws are
anti-patriotic. They make the pride of Amurrican Manhood into a bunch of
wimps who aren't ready to
Nader came to Chico today. He gave a short talk to a small group of us
had lunch. Much of what he said would have resonated with 19th century
populists. In fact, one of the Lundberg brothers -- who grow most of
the organic rice sold in the U.S. -- was probably the most enthusiastic
person in
I made the mistake of assigning this book (Against the Gods) in
a course with an intro statistics component. Parts of it are interesting,
but there is an overall air of triumphalism (rational, enlightened capitalism
has conquered the world and now we can look back on the great struggle
to arrive
it's hard to tell if this is an opinion piece or a news story. It reads
like the former, but looking at TIME on-line, it appears to be a news
story. That's pretty bad.
At 06:35 PM 10/23/2000 -0400, you wrote:
To Gore, He's Darth Nader and Dangerous The crusading gadfly looks poised
to tip a
Like Peter, I would not recommend Bernstein's books as texts. They
contain lots of interesting stories and information. Just as I would
not consider his book on risk as a source of knowledge of statistics,
his book on gold is worthless as an analysis of monitarism.
--
Michael Perelman
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This morning Nader referred to the Washington Post article favorably. He
regarded it as an acknowledgment that his campaign was achieving some success.
Jim Devine wrote:
it's hard to tell if this is an opinion piece or a news story. It reads
like the former, but looking at TIME on-line, it
http://www.telegraph.co.uk:80/et?ac=003681399542256rtmo=qXRtpqM9atmo=tttdpg=/et/00/10/22/wmaf22.html
Crackdown at univeristy run by Mafia for 25 years by
Julian Coman in Messina
'Ndrangheta - The Alleged Mafia Site
University of Messina [in Italian]
Italian organized crime groups -
http://www.nytimes.com/2000/10/23/nyregion/23COLL.html
After Charter School, Charter College?
By KAREN W. ARENSON
With charter schools public schools managed by
private entities firmly established and
multiplying, some of their advocates are floating a
new idea: charter colleges.
The aim,
So which states are against altered states? Utah?
Cheers, Ken Hanly
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Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 4:09 PM
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Drunk U.S. soldier blames behaviour on our
"'To-Day' has become a mere 'symposium', i.e. a review in which everyone
can write for and against socialism. Next No. a critique of 'Capital'! I
was supposed to reply to this anonymous writer, but declined with
thanks."
-- Engels to Kautsky, Sept. 20, 1884.
I've read Wicksteed's critique
forwarded by Michael Hoover
Thursday, October 19 9:55 PM SGT
Thousands of protestors slam Asia-Europe summit
SEOUL, Oct 19 (AFP) -
Thousands of protestors staged a boisterous anti-globalization rally
Thursday as Asian and European leaders gathered in Seoul for a
cross-continent
Hi Lou:
In other words, do your questions (e.g., "Is X capitalist or
pre-capitalist?") fit the social formations that you seek to analyze?
Should the choices _only_ be "capitalist or pre-capitalist"? Why?
Isn't that a residue of "stagism"? :) Do your questions help us
learn from concrete
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Well, I've already quoted a lot from Brenner, but here goes again:
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Now, this is a very subtle nuanced criticism of one school of
Marxists by another. Allow me to go on a little further:
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CB: Yoshie, the section of Brenner you quote
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/23/00 01:19AM
Well, I've already quoted a lot from Brenner, but here goes again:
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Now, this is a very subtle nuanced criticism of one school of
Marxists by another. Allow me to go on a little further:
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CB: Yoshie, the section of Brenner you quote is a
To Gore, He's Darth Nader and Dangerous The crusading gadfly looks poised
to tip a half-dozen swing states to Bush. Can Gore appeal to Nader voters'
sensible side?
BY FRANK PELLEGRINI
Ralph Nader meets the litmus test for a true gadfly candidate: He doesn't
give a crap if he spoils the
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