Re: Re: Oil: transfer of global resources CUBAN SPY

AG is a Cuban spy for sure, replace long term mc with socially necessary labour time and you have a subliminal influence from marx. He says “The long-term marginal cost of extraction presumably anchors the long-term equilibrium price and, thus, is critical to an evaluation of the magnitude and p

Re: Re: Oil: transfer of global resources CUBAN SPY

AG is a Cuban spy for sure, replace long term mc with socially necessary labour time and you have a subliminal influence from marx. He says “The long-term marginal cost of extraction presumably anchors the long-term equilibrium price and, thus, is critical to an evaluation of the magnitude and p

Re: Re: Oil: transfer of global resources(cuban spy)

AG is Cuban spy for sure, replace long term mc with socially necessary labour time and you have a subliminal influence from marx. He says “The long-term marginal cost of extraction presumably anchors the long-term equilibrium price and, thus, is critical to an evaluation of the magnitude and pers

Re: Re: Oil: transfer of global resources(cuban spy)

AG is a Cuban spy for sure, replace long term mc with socially necessary labour time and you have a subliminal influence from marx. He says “The long-term marginal cost of extraction presumably anchors the long-term equilibrium price and, thus, is critical to an evaluation of the magnitude and pe

New news..........

In Congress, Pork Stays on Menu Pet Projects Sometimes at Odds With New Spending Demands By John Lancaster and Dan Morgan Washington Post Staff Writers Thursday, November 15, 2001; Page A01 Last month, lawmakers rejected a proposal to add $131 million to a program that helps Russia keep track o

Afghanistan

I have not contributed to the discussion of the war on Afghanistan or on the anti-war protests for a very difficult personal reason. I am appalled by the Taliban oppression of women. I am appalled that the ‘west’ did nothing about it until some militants attacked the bastions of American capi

WTO

For a very depressing take on the WTO negotiations: http://stream.realimpact.org/rihurl.ram?file=webactive/freespeech/fsrn2004.ra&start=\"16:14.9\"; -- Michael Perelman Economics Department California State University Chico, CA 95929 Tel. 530-898-5321 E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The skivvy on the war

I stole this from Doug's message on his list. I could not resist it. For a distilled version of the conspiracy theory of 9/11, see . Complicating everything, it claims that Le Figaro is owned by the Carlyle Group. -- Michael Perelman Economic

Reality is too much right now

The perfect storm tears heart out of the US economy Larry Elliott and David Teather Wednesday November 14, 2001 The Guardian A fleet of white stretch limousines, with number plates Candle 1 through to Candle 5, is lined up outside the Candlelight Wedding Chapel on the Las Vegas strip waiting for

Re: Oil: transfer of global resources

- Original Message - From: "Chris Burford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [OK who's the wise guy forcing AG to read Odum's "Systems Ecology'?] Remarks by Chairman Alan Greenspan Energy supply At the James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy, Rice University, Houston, Texas November 13, 2001

RE: Turkish information from Sabri

crisis! Since feb when a few billion $$US were transferred out from Turkish banks into other globl banks and holdings. As I understand Kemal Darvish's restructuring plan, most of the IMF money will be used to bail out & support banking sector reorganization. That is absolutely necessary, but at wh

Oil: transfer of global resources

Opec is trying to get output again to raise oil revenues. Commentators suggest that there could be serious social unrest in Saudi Arabia if oil stays below $25. So a production cut if Russia will cooperate, will through a price rise redistribute a proportion of global surplus product from the

new trade round?

WTO CLAIM OF "NEW ROUND" GREATLY EXAGERATED -- BUT EXISTING ACCORDS COULD SEVERELY IMPACT WASHINGTON STATE TRADE SUBSIDIES --- APEX can be reached in Doha for interviews For immediate release: Seattle / Doha, Qatar, November 14, 2001. Reporting at the close of the WTO meeting in Doha, Qatar,

new trade round

[2 views] < http://www.twnside.org.sg/title/ignored.htm > Third World views ignored, new text for new round with new issues by Chakravarthi Raghavan Doha, 13 Nov 2001 - After going through what now clearly is seen as mere motions, verging on the fraudulent, of a process for taking note of concer

Re: Re: Re: Re: Victory to Empire

I really do not deny the role of reform. But there are reforms that better the condition of the working class in Australia and elsewhere, and there are reforms that better things in Australia only, so that when Americans bomb somebody poor, the Australian working class is all happy to jump on boar

patent politics

November 14, 2001 Health Deal Will Allow Poor Nations to Ignore Patents to Meet Public-Health Needs By GEOFF WINESTOCK and HELENE COOPER Staff Reporters of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL DOHA, Qatar -- The pharmaceutical industry is scrambling to limit the damage that might result from a deal hammered

GM takes 0 1562396493eals to Jan. 2 ( Deflation ?)

GM takes 0 1562396493eals to Jan. 2 ( Deflation ?) by Ian Murray 13 November 2001 - Original Message - From: "Charles Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > GM takes 0% deals to Jan. 2 ( Deflation ?) > Buyers benefit as automaker aims to boost showroom sales; Ford and DaimlerChrysler may follow

Re: Re: Re: Victory to Empire

There are a number of important questions you have touched on Ali, but I believe that there may be some superficial misunderstandings. I purposefully use the term reform, meaning an immediate and realisable objective, much in the sense that it was used in the Communist Manifesto. However, the t

Re: Re: RE: more on the Northern Alliance

I wrote: > Of course. It should be remembered that the current "war on drugs" keeps > the prices high, so that farmers and especially middlemen can benefit in > a big way when taking the risk pays off. Andrew Austin writes: > Are you arguing that there is a war on drugs so that opium farmers, etc

Re: Missile hits Al-Jazeera office

And the Serbian TV station taken out during the spring 1999 NATO bombing campaign? Seth Missile hits Al-Jazeera office by Michael Perelman 14 November Well. Echoes of the Chinese embassy? -- Michael Perelman Economics Department California State University Chico, CA 95929 Tel. 530-898-5321 E

re: Bello on WTO

Note "Comrade" Bello's opposition to international labor rights. As I suggested some weeks ago, a mouthpiece for the neo-mercantilist politics of the decaying third worldist bureaucracies found in places like Mayalsia and Singapore. Stephen F. Diamond School of Law Santa Clara University [EMAIL