But, hey there's an upside too. This'll do wonders for the collector's value of my December 1991- January 1992 issue of MT, "Final Issue: The End (Collector's Item)". Yes, comrades that final issue actually announced itself as a "Collector's Item". (Unless, of course, the blighters have warehouses full of the old final issue and they've been planning all along to flood the resurgent Marx-market with them?) Eva Durant wrote, >Don't get over-exited or worried. These people >(at best) want to sell keynes again, the contradiction of >capitalism with a human face. I read the article >in the Guardian, I've written a letter with this theme >and - surprise - it wasn't published. Good old Pilger. > >> >>Title: POLITICS-EUROPE: Marx Makes a Comeback, Riding on a Magazine >> >> >> >>By Dipankar De Sarkar >> >> >> >>LONDON, Oct 28 (IPS) - The man is back in town. One hundred >> >>and ten years after his death, the German economist Karl Marx >> >>-- the father of communism -- has been 'relaunched'. >> >> >> >>Thanks are due in part to the British magazine 'Marxism Today', >> >>which this week made a spectacular comeback with a one-off issue >> >>published to assess Prime Minister Tony Blair's 18-month-old >> >>government. >> >> >> >>The magazine -- an issue devoted to left-of-centre criticism >> >>of what it calls the 'Blair Project' for Britain -- has been >> >>a *** sell out****. >> >> > >*** my emphasis, and the only reality content that got in by >accident. (rest of the article cut) >Perhaps they are trying to pre-empt a real revolution? >The news is that marxism never went away. >Until capitalism stinks, (and it cannot be otherwise) >marxism is with us whether we like it or >not. Regards, Tom Walker ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ #408 1035 Pacific St. Vancouver, B.C. V6E 4G7 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (604) 669-3286 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ The TimeWork Web: http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/
