soula avramidis:
> I am sure you know that they are 1938 arabs in
> antioch and iskendarun.
I don't know what antioch is and your spelling of Iskenderun is
wrong but surely, from early 1920s until 1938, Iskenderun had
been an independent state. But the participants there in
Iskenderun actions a f
I am sure you know that they are 1938 arabs in antioch and iskendarun.
Louis Proyect <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anti-U.S. Demonstrations Continues Non-stop in Iskenderun HarbourTwo demonstrations took place today in Iskenderun Harbour that was recently rented by the U.S. for military deployment in
At least the Moufti next door thinks that said knows little about Islam, not to mention he is a christian. but just maybe a quick reading on the formation of a culture of resistance under colonialism will tell where he came from.
but i think rodinson is entitled to his opinion, no harm done, mar
Apropos of nothing in particular:
* A Presidential Candidate
By Mark Twain
New York Evening Post (June 9, 1879).
I have pretty much made up my mind to run for President. What the
country wants is a candidate who cannot be injured by investigation
of his past history, so that the enemies
> Lisa is probably a bot...You should lovingly
> program her so she can unsubscribe..:)
Well! Michael told me that she is gone but what the heck does
this "bot" mean? I am too tired to look it up in the dictionary.
In the mean time, check what the word Pust (this "s" is with a
hook under it; phone
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DEPLETED URANIUM
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When
Catalog, Eddie Bauer retailer files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Associated Press
Published March 18, 2003 RUPT18
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with time, all the while, playing 3rd person passive voice.
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Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 9:35 PM
Subject: [PEN-L:35690] A new phrase for Orwell
> >From MSNBC news..
>
> Hmma peacef
>From MSNBC news..
Hmma peaceful entry of force...
and a blissful retirement for Hussein who lives in peaceful retirement
cherishing family values...etc.etc. with maybe a murder or two but all
within the family...
Cheers, Ken Hanly
"I think that time is now over. He's had his chan
UNITED EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN: This Week
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19:
No Business as Usual!
No War on Iraq!
NATIONAL CALL TO ACTION
Tuesday, March 18:
Emergency Convergence in New York City
in Union Square at 5 pm
George W. Bush has promised to unleash an all-out war against Iraq,
possibly as soon as Wedn
International release, March 17, 2003
"I am allowed to go see the ocean" Rachel Corrie wrote to her family
[We forward the sad but courageous statement of the parents of Rachel
Corrie, followed by a moving "letter from Palestine" which she sent
them on Feb. 7, 2003, two weeks after her arrival
Lisa is probably a bot...You should lovingly program her so she can
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Cheers, Ken Hanly
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Dear Friends,
Wanted to let you know that Herbert Aptheker passed away this
morning, surrounded by family and friends; he wou
This article seems to relate to the material Nomi has been sending. Small
banks earn from the interest rate differentials; presumably, large banks
from fees. But why would banks pay a premium for the small banks? What
sort of fees would they generate?
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
C
"In that Turkey, there is a place for all the peoples of the
world. There is a place for dignity, freedom, and solidarity."
Thank you Emrah,
Sabri
+++
Turkey's Imperial Troops:
How George Bush's War Is Threatening Democracy in Turkey
By Emrah Göker
March 17, 2003 -- 10:48 am EST
When
Peter Bohmer sent this. What awful times we live in.
I wanted to share this with you. feel free topass it on and post it,
Peter
In memory of Rachel Corrie, March 17, 2003
Rachel Corrie was an incredibly good person. I mourn and am very
saddened by her murder yesterday, March 16th, 2003. She wa
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The growing movement for peace captures a moment in the consciousness of the people of the United States. People are angry about what the Bush administration is doing, not only in cahoots with the Republican Party, but also with the Democratic Party's seal of approval.
It's well-documented that t
http://www.newyorker.com
THE FINANCIAL PAGE
DECISIONS, DECISIONS
by James Surowiecki
Issue of 2003-03-24
Posted 2003-03-17
For months, traders on the world's stock and commodity exchanges have been
preoccupied with one issue: war with Iraq. If you think that war will be
over quickly, you buy stock
Germany faces a Thatcherite conversion
David Gow doesn't think Germany should be put through the kind of radical
economic restructuring that the UK underwent in the 1980s
Monday March 17, 2003
The Guardian
Hans-Olaf Henkel, the former head of Germany's most powerful business
lobby group, the BD
Drawing the Line:
An Open Letter To Present and Future U.S. Troops
by S. Brian Willson, a Vietnam Veteran
December 2002
The United States government has admitted that in 2002 it has placed
military forces at one time or another in at least 180 of the world's
210 nations, and articulated its inten
It is no longer appropriate to say simply, "Support Our Troops, Bring
Them Home." It is time to call on all US soldiers -- and US
civilians as well -- to uphold a duty to disobey all unlawful orders.
* electronicIraq.net
INTERNATIONAL LAW
A duty to disobey all unlawful orders
Lawrence Mo
As usual Chretien is all over the place and doesnt make much sense but at
least he is not participating. Rather strange since he agrees that
unilateral war is legal and that too is strange given that he went to all
sorts of trouble to try and get a compromise UN resolution. At one point he
also not
It is now official! After a meeting the President, the Chief of
General Staff, the Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign
Affairs attended, the President's office announced that the
resolution will be sent to the parliement as soon as possible.
Sabri
Turkey Signals It May Be Ready to Assist U.S.
Mon March 17, 2003 03:32 PM ET
ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey signaled on Monday that it may be ready to take
urgent steps to assist its NATO ally the United States in any war on
neighboring Iraq.
Turkey's prime minister, president and military chief met fo
Goldsmith's reading of the law is the stuff of Monty Python skits. He is
running for the title of legal beagle for Bush to complement Blair his
lapdog.
If the former resolutions made action legal why on earth was a new
resolution introduced? Why all the arm-twisting and bribes to get a totally
un
Friends,
It is getting serious. Some friends with connections in the
Turkish parliement learnt that the government once again will
bring the US troops resolution to the National Assembly, either
tomorrow or Wednesday. We may have to send this petition with
however many signatures we have as early
There is nothing textual in the Const that speaks expressly to the question. The Const makes the Prez C in C, Art II s 2 cl 1, but the Prez can delegate his authority. I am not aware of any case law on the question, or indeed any statutory law. I wouldn't treat the VP of the Philippines as an expe
At 12:20 PM -0600 3/17/03, Bill Lear wrote:
http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/vol18/issue06/arts.lcarroll.html
Examining the Looking-Glass Life of Lewis Carroll
The Man Who Loved Little Girls
by Ada Calhoun
We live in paranoid times.
But Britain in the mid-19th century is a far cry from cont
Better tell that to the vice president of the Phillippines and numerous
others..
Cheers, Ken Hanly
US mulls placing troops
under RP command: Guingona
Posted: 1:14 PM (Manila Time) | Feb. 07, 2002
By INQ7.net
VICE President Teofisto Guingona on Thursday said the United States
government is still
Anti-U.S. Demonstrations Continues Non-stop in Iskenderun Harbour
Two demonstrations took place today in Iskenderun Harbour that was
recently rented by the U.S. for military deployment in Turkey.
Greenpeace activists blocked the entrance of the harbour with a truck
carrying the sign written 'No
We just got the same idiotic complaint from Currier, a Paine-Webber
thief, over on Marxmail. Perhaps he has too much time on his hands now
that the average American has given up on Wall Street 3-card monte
games. It is impossible to get on PEN-L or Marxmail without responding
positively to a co
take me off this fucking list
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From: Bill Lear [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 10:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PEN-L:35663] Re: Re: Lewis Carroll for President
On Monday, March 17, 2003 at 09:58:25 (-0800) Devine, James writes:
>
>also,
Yes. jks
k hanly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I had the idea that the US constitution did not allow for US troops to beunder any but US command. Is that a myth?Cheers, Ken Hanlyhttp://www.drudgereport.com/command.htmDo you Yahoo!?
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On Monday, March 17, 2003 at 09:58:25 (-0800) Devine, James writes:
>
>also, he had an unhealty preference for young girls, which seems beyond
>anything Clinton did.
>...
http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/vol18/issue06/arts.lcarroll.html
Examining the Looking-Glass Life of Lewis Carroll
The
I had the idea that the US constitution did not allow for US troops to be
under any but US command. Is that a myth?
Cheers, Ken Hanly
http://www.drudgereport.com/command.htm
Title: re: [PEN-L:35660] Lewis Carroll for President
also, he had an unhealty preference for young girls, which seems beyond
anything Clinton did.
though Bush shows that personal morality may be much less important than
public morality.
jim
end the war now!
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Hey, as the Red Queen says, you have to believe at least six impossible things before breakfast.
And, alas, the movement is running as fast as it can to stay in the same place.
Carroll is not constitutionally eligible to be Prez, as he is (a) dead, (b) Britis, and (c) not born here. But we can nom
Title: FW: Lewis Carroll for President
Read by the author/commentator on the March 13, 2003 edition of All Things
Considered on U.S. National Public Radio
All right. Let me see if I understand the logic of this correctly:
We are going to ignore the United Nations in order to make cl
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From: "andie nachgeborenen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Truth in what, that people in "literary philosophy: do not know one
thing very well? It's true that there's an immense amount of ignorance and
foolishness in literary theory. But it's dumb to diss someone because of
hi
> > Yes, and the Chicago Cubs are
going to win the World Series this year.
> That a promise? It's about
time! jks
and the
Messiah is coming soon.
Jim
soula avramidis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
when maxim rodinson was asked what he thought of edward said in a very recent interview on aljazeera he said.
I never liked from the beginning. he does not know the arab world and pretends he does.his thought is bourgeois and he is an idealist. up unt
> Yes, and the Chicago Cubs are going to win the World Series this year.Ian
That a promise? It's about time! jksDo you Yahoo!?
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Title: RE: [PEN-L:35625] Pilger article
Pilger writes:>... Vladimir Slipchenko, one of the world's leading military analysts, says the
testing of new weapons is a "main purpose" of the attack on Iraq. "Nobody
is saying anything about it," he said last month. "In May 2001, in his
first presiden
Title: RE: [PEN-L:35639] farewell, long run...
the "long run" never did exist, except in the NC imagination. (In this fevered vision, the LR referred to a unique equilibrium that existed independent of current conditions or actions or perceptions. It would be achieved eventually, if there were
In a message dated 3/17/2003 7:36:40 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
With such enormous
apparent collateral, telecoms firms could borrow without limit. Between 1996
and 2000 they took on $800 billion in bank debt and issued an additional
$450 billion in bonds
Following tele
(An extraordinary article since Newsweek is a pillar of mainstream
opinion and since Fareed Zakaria is a typical inside-the-beltway pundit
featured on Lehrer Newshour and Sunday morning TV talk shows.)
The Arrogant Empire
America’s unprecedented power scares the world, and the Bush
administrat
Dick Chaney, George Bush's vice president says Iraq is so dangerous
because it not only seeks "chemical, biological and nuclear weapons" but
it could put those weapons of mass destruction into the hands of al-Qaeda.
He doesn't stop there with his MANUFACTURED REASONS FOR ATTACKING IRAQ.
The vice p
when maxim rodinson was asked what he thought of edward said in a very recent interview on aljazeera he said.
I never liked from the beginning. he does not know the arab world and pretends he does.his thought is bourgeois and he is an idealist. up until this moment he has no sound theoretical or pr
Re: Re: Fictitious capital
FC and overproduction:
By spring 2000, at the apex of the stock market's ascent, the market
capitalisation of the telecoms companies (the value of their outstanding
shares) had reached a staggering $2.7 trillion, or close to 15 per cent of
the total for all US non-f
On Fri, 14 Mar 2003, "Devine, James" wrote:
>clearly, using dollars within Iraq without their
>express consent would violate their sovereignty. Our
>wise and humble leaders would never do that! Luckily,
>for a very small cost, they could get the US mint to
>print up a passle of Iraqi dinars with B
"Moment of Truth" say some of the UK morning newspaper headlines. But
actually this is a moment of failure - for US hegemonism, that we should
not fail to notice in all the hype.
The US, despite overwhelming military and economic dominance, despite all
the sympathy after 9-11, despite the marke
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