In a message dated 8/13/02 6:06:08 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The party we need to be build in the United States will have to build exactly the same kinds of ties to labor, the black community and artists and intellectuals. Except this time we will not have to answer to
The point that the bankruptcy bill is a PAC cash cow for the U.S. Congress is quite accurrate. However, thispassage is misleading because it sounds like the commentator is referring to the the specific bill that passed the Rep controlled House of Representatives rather than the current effort to
Waistline:
Your condemnation of Mr. Stalin as a theoretician on the National Colonial
Question cannot be substantiated. Surely, you are not implying that his
specific conception of the law of value was in error or did not conform to
that of Marx. Perhaps you take exception to his Questions
Title: RE: [PEN-L:29425] underemployment?
We have to watch this. One fuel for Al Quaida, I believe, was the existence of a bunch of underemployed college grads in Egypt and Saudi Arabia... Jim
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I think that we have had enough of Stalin.
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Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
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I think that we have had enough of Stalin.
As Lenin said 80 years ago...
Shane Mage
immortals mortals, mortals immortals, living their deaths, dying their lives
Herakleitos of Ephesos, fr. 62
In a message dated 8/14/2002 1:05:18 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's just the only in-depth description of the charges I've
been able to find, and this is pretty significant news IMO.
The notes from the House subcommittee of the financial services committee from May
The US Government demands that The Netherlands takes measures against the
Communist Party of the Philippines. The USA would make a formal request
this afternoon. The founder of the party lives in Utrecht. The CPP is
classified by Washington as a terrorist organisation.
The Phillippines
Title: Stiglitz on IMF Brazil
New York TIMES/op-ed/August 14, 2002
A Second Chance for Brazil and the I.M.F.
By JOSEPH E. STIGLITZ
The world is waiting to see how the market will judge Brazil and whether the International Monetary Fund's rescue package, announced over the weekend, will
Stiglitz:
In recent years, Brazil has created a vibrant democracy with a strong
economy. Differences of opinion exist, but on Brazil's key issues a broad
consensus prevails, one that includes all the major contenders in the
country's presidential election in October.
A reference to Lula's
"Devine, James" wrote:
We have to watch this. One fuel for Al Quaida, I
believe, was the existence of a bunch of underemployed college grads in
Egypt and Saudi Arabia... Jim
Are we watching this for Ashcroft? What's that 800 number
again?
What do you mean by "watching this"? When Reagan was
Title: RE: [PEN-L:29441] Re: RE: underemployment?
I wrote: We have to watch this. One fuel for Al Quaida, I believe, was the existence of a bunch of underemployed college grads in Egypt and Saudi
Arabia...
Gene asks:Are we watching this for Ashcroft? What's that 800 number again?
no,
Let me start with a correction to Part II of my summary. The
mentioned military takeover there took place on September 12,
1980, not on September 12, 2002. We will see what will happen on
September 12, 2002 when we get there.
In an article that appeared in Asia Times today, Henry K. Liu
asks
I've just posted two more individual interviews to my radio archive site:
Bill Robinson (recorded February 2002, broadcast March 14, 2002,
15:05, 5.2 mb) Robinson, a professor of sociology at the University
of California-Santa Barbara, talks about the emergence of a global
ruling class. He is
The Economic Times
Tuesday, August 13, 2002
FDI in China continues to show robust growth
AFP
BEIJING: Foreign direct investment in China surged 22 per cent year-on-year
in the first seven months of 2002, well up on the 18.7 per cent recorded in
the first half of the year, official figures
08/14/2002 - Updated 02:16 AM ET
Global warmth for U.S. after 9/11 turns to frost
By Ellen Hale, USA TODAY
OXFORD, England - On a packed train out of London recently to this historic college
town, a
young American woman struck up a conversation with her seatmate, a nattily dressed
older
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