The anti-globalization movement has leaders?
Ian
No. I am against leaders. By the way, who is this Lee Kuan Yew?
Sabri
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Subject: [PEN-L:32753] Re: reply to Jim Devine and Thiago on Chomsky
The anti-globalization movement has leaders?
Ian
No. I am against leaders. By the
Sorry about the blank message. Lee Kuan Yew was prime minister of Singapore
from 1959-1990. Although Singapore did very well in economic terms during
his term of office he was quite authoritarian argued against liberal
principles such as habeas corpus etc. He could probably get a job as legal
Jim, it is certainly, I will agree, Chomsky's obsession to use an apparently
objective critique of the western media to make his political arguments,
but to ignore the politics behind this approach is to reward form over
substance. In your parenthetical ending you come dangerously close to a
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From: Steve Diamond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thiago suggested that noone on the left supports regimes (a term I
usually
apply to states controlled by groups that gained that position without a
democratic election, as opposed to governments which have some claim to
On 4/12/2002 1:35 PM, Steve Diamond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thiago suggested that noone on the left supports regimes (a term I usually
apply to states controlled by groups that gained that position without a
democratic election, as opposed to governments which have some claim to
Steve Diamond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim, it is certainly, I will agree, Chomsky's obsession to use an apparentlyobjective critique of the "western media" to make his political arguments,
This is perverse, Steve. When C has a political point to make, he makes it directly. Why not take him at
