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Mark Rickling concluded:
Unfortunately these seemingly contradictory beliefs are easily reconciled
as the internalized moral shortcoming of the individual, and/or the moral
shortcomings of those in the same boat (e.g. Million Man March).
Reconciling the contradictory beliefs is _not_ easy, as
01:32 AM ET 05/05/99
NATO General: Milosevic May Succeed
NATO General: Milosevic May Succeed
By JEFFREY ULBRICH=
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BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) _ NATO's top general says Yugoslav
President Slobodan Milosevic could achieve his objective of driving all
ethnic
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General Naumann expostulated,
``Quite frankly and honestly, we did not succeed in our
initial attempt to coerce Milosevic through air strikes to accept our
demands,''
So much for the Ramboullet "accords".
``So you end up with some 15,000 or more pieces of ordnance
being dropped, and six went
NATO to bomb France next?
New York Times
May 5, 1999
World Briefing
EUROPE
CORSICA: FRENCH OFFICIAL DISMISSED
In a growing political scandal, Prime Minister Lionel Jospin
dismissed Bernard Bonnet, the highest French administrative
official on
The job offers keep pouring in:
From: "Florence Gardner" [EMAIL PROTECTED] (by way of Michael
Eisenscher [EMAIL PROTECTED])
Subject: Quick contract research job for AFL-CIO
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Dear friends:
I am looking for a grad student-type we can hire ASAP for a month or so
of quick and
Max asked me to forward this:
EPI seeks a labor market economist to fill a one-year position
(or perhaps two people to each work for half a year). The work
will be empirical analysis of large data sets for projects that
are already funded. The person would need to be ready to begin
no later
Tom Walker wrote:
Reconciling the contradictory beliefs is _not_ easy, as attested by the
totality of journalism, education, criminal justice, medicine, religion,
marketing and non-auratic art dedicated to promoting this internalization. A
rough estimate would be that _most_ of the U.S. economy
Doug writes: But Swift wrote that in response to intense class and
colonial cruelty. Why was his tone appropriate to the 18th century and not
the late 20th? Seems to me our depoliticization in the late 20th isn't
unrelated to the lack of Swifts (or Menckens even) today. Today we're
either numb,
Ok, there were something like 2.2 million people living in Kosovo prior to
the NATO attack. Some where around 1.8 million of these people considered
themselves to be Albanians. Between 400 thousand and 600 hundred thousand
of these 2.2 million people have become war refugees. The question is,
There is always a role for randomness in real-world historical events.
Capitalism, contrary to some Marxists like Paul Baran in his POLITICAL
ECONOMY OF GROWTH (1956?), is not some sort of monolithic force. It always
involves a dynamic competition of capitals, always striving for advantage
in the
Jim Devine wrote:
There is always a role for randomness in real-world historical events.
Capitalism, contrary to some Marxists like Paul Baran in his POLITICAL
ECONOMY OF GROWTH (1956?), is not some sort of monolithic force. It always
involves a dynamic competition of capitals, always
"J. Barkley Rosser, Jr." [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/05/99 01:04PM
Chas Brown rejects the idea that "randomness"
could be a or the cause of the Yugoslav war. This
reminds me of Einstein's complaint that "God does
not play dice." Of course with respect to quantum
mechanics we know that She
Please forward to all anti-war networks.
The emergency supplemental will be voted on tomorrow (Thursday). Rep. Rohrabacher,
supported by Rep. Kucinich, will introduce an amendment to remove funding for the war
in Yugoslavia. Based on the previous vote on the resolution in support of the air
At 10:42 AM 5/5/99 -0700, you wrote:
One question. If the battle between capitals is so fierce how is capital as a
whole able to maintain hegemony and how is the capitalist class able to unite
to act in its long term self-interest (assuming it does) when the
competitive
short-term and hence
M O J O U R N A L
News from the MoJo Wire and Mother Jones magazine
Week of May 4 - May 10, 1999
http://www.motherjones.com/
K O S O V O C O V E R A G E
Here's a story from Italy's top-selling weekly your readers might find
interesting:
Source-Date: 05/02/1999
Milan Paper Views Balkan Arms, Drugs Route
MS2904142799 Milan Famiglia Cristiana in Italian 2 May 99 pp 31-32
[Guglielmo Sasinini report: "With the Money[0] From Drugs[0]."]
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Dear Contacts,
This from Belgrade. It's the first of several emails I'm sending
today to this list, separately to make it easier to sort and select.
Altho' any war has scenes of destruction, this is the US's war, so
I think we need to look at these scenes.
To quote the friend who
Sam wrote:One question. If the battle between capitals is so fierce how
is capital as a whole able to maintain hegemony and how is the capitalist
class able to unite to act in its long term self-interest (assuming it
does) when the competitive short-term and hence destructive behaviour
between
If Jesus lived in DC
The Gospel According to St. Marty
"I've gathered the disciples here today to discuss our approach to the issue of the
moneychangers in the temple. Many of us are very concerned about this, and have been
for a long time.
Now, some of you have been calling for driving the
Mark Rickling wrote:
I disagree. I'm sure our experiences are different (plus I am unfamiliar
with the pomo literature to which you refer), but I see an unexamined faith
in the inevitability of Progress as pervasive as ever. Certainly when one
considers the teaching and writing of American
WASHINGTON POST December 11, 1999
ERRANT NATO MISSILES DESTROY BULGARIA
President Regrets Accident, Vows to Intensify Bombing
Steven Erlanger
In the the latest of a series of accidents that has plagued NATO's 8-month
air war against the forces of Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic,
I have a request for all US subscribers on behalf of those outside of the
US. Could you please give the full name of the numerous government agencies
at least once per post. It is difficult to follow discussion about EPA, IPA,
XYZ, etc. if you don't know what the initials mean.
Rod Hay
Hi All,
Any comments on the unraveling of the "new Russia" and its peacekeeping
foray in the Balkans?
Seth Sandronsky
WSWS : News Analysis : Europe : Russia
The state attorney general and the fate of
the Russian president
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Chas Brown rejects the idea that "randomness"
could be a or the cause of the Yugoslav war. This
reminds me of Einstein's complaint that "God does
not play dice." Of course with respect to quantum
mechanics we know that She probably does.
Actually I see this as an old question, one
forwarded by Michael Hoover
The Times
May 4 1999
Roger Boyes Inside Germany
'Chancellor of war' faces tide of dissent
The tide of German opinion is shifting rapidly
against the Nato war in Yugoslavia. Popular
opponents have found a voice in the form of Oskar
Lafontaine, the former
Swift wrote in an era of intense and pervasive government and societal
censorship which some of us hope has since progressed, which make TV shows like
"Politically Incorrect" politcally incorrect.
There is also a fundamental difference in using humor to move forward and using
it to slide
How does the US treatment of Haitian refugees compare with the Serbian
style ethnic cleansing? If they had turned back the Albanians at the
border, as the US did with the Haitians, might the Albanian population
not have reached large enough proportions to make them less threatening
in the eyes
Henry wrote:
Cultural and language imperialism is a serious issue, but more for non
Westerners.
I live somewhere in between "here" and "there", north/south. (Some pomos
might want to argue we all do.) Daily I am directly involved in the the
workaday (third) world, talking with people about how
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tom Walker)
It's hard to say for sure, but reading Summers' concluding section does make
it seem to me he _was_ being ironic and provocative, but in a most cynical
way. The memo slyly acknowledges the inherently evil logic of liberalization
but does so in
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Dear friends,
Something
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