[Marxism] Yassamine Mather on death of film-maker Abbas Kiarostami

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[Marxism] An Immediate End to Police Brutality and Murder of Black People by Police

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[Marxism] Fwd: At the Fork | Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist

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Opening today at the Cinema Village in NYC and the Laemmle in Los 
Angeles is a documentary titled “At the Fork” that makes the case for 
alternatives to profit-driven, industrialized and inhumane food 
production. As it happens, one of the interviewees is Mark Bittman who 
has written books and articles making the case for the humane treatment 
of farm animals, many of which have appeared in the NY Times over the 
years. It is therefore something of an irony that no review of “At the 
Fork” appeared in the NY Times in keeping with a recent decision to end 
the paper’s obligation as “newspaper of record” to cover all film 
premiers in NY. You will, however, find a review of “Mike and Dave Need 
Wedding Dates”, a film that Manohla Dargis describes as follows:


Two idiots need dates; they get them.

	That’s about all you need to know about the aggressively stupid “Mike 
and Dave Need Wedding Dates,” a would-be comedy about a pair of 
imbeciles who are best understood as representations of the enduring, 
marrow-deep contempt that some moviemakers have always had for their 
audiences.


So a documentary about food production gets overlooked while one 
exhibiting “marrow-deep contempt” for audiences makes the cut. I would 
argue that the failure to review “At the Fork”, the 95 percent of 
farming based on the industrial model, and the inclusion of a review of 
“Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates” are all joined at the hip and apt 
symbols of the Decline and Fall of American Civilization—such as it was.


full: https://louisproyect.org/2016/07/08/at-the-fork/
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Re: [Marxism] Khiyana and the betrayal by much of the left of the Syrian uprising

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Thanks to all the Rhodes Scholars :) <3

Of course my primary citation motivation is what these quotes say about the
many stages a proletarian revolution goes through over the course of years
before success (as explained with reference to the MENA region by Gilbert
Achcar).

Another one:

"With the exception of only a few chapters, every important part of the
revolutionary annals from 1848 to 1849 bear the heading: *Defeat of the
revolution!*

"What succumbed in these defeats was not the revolution. It was the
pre-revolutionary traditional appendages, results of social relationships
which had not yet come to the point of sharp class antagonisms — persons,
illusions, conceptions, projects from which the revolutionary party before
the February Revolution was not free, from which it could be freed not by
the *victory of February*, but only by a series of *defeats*.

"In a word: The revolution made progress, forged ahead, not by its
immediate tragicomic achievements but, on the contrary, by the creation of
a powerful, united counterrevolution, by the creation of an opponent in
combat with whom the party of overthrow ripened into a really revolutionary
party.

"To prove this is the task of the following pages."

https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1850/class-struggles-france/index.htm
And don't forget the entire "Address of the Central Committee to the
Communist League

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Re: [Marxism] Khiyana and the betrayal by much of the left of the Syrian uprising

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 Thomas via Marxism wrote 
> 
> 
> https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/hic_Rhodus,_hic_salta
> 
> The phrase arises from the Latin form of Aesop's Fables (Gibbs 209; Perry 33: 
> Chambry 51), as translated from Ancient Greek "Αὐτοῦ γὰρ καὶ Ῥόδος καὶ 
> πήδημα" (literally) "Here is Rhodes, jump here!". In the fable, a boastful 
> athlete brags that he once achieved a stupendous long jump in competition on 
> the island of Rhodes. A bystander challenges him to dispense with the reports 
> of the witnesses and simply repeat his accomplishment on the spot: "Here is 
> Rhodes, jump here!"
>  
> Proverb[edit]
>  
> hic Rhodus, hic salta
>  1.(politics) Prove what you can do, here and now.
> 
You're quite correct. This is, of course, the origin of the phrase. But what 
Andrew is quoting below is a famous passage from "The 18th Brumaire of Louis 
Bonaparte" and the not quite accurate translation is the English translation of 
the version given by Marx himself in his original text! 
> 
> -Original Message-
> >From: Andrew Pollack via Marxism 
> >
> >"Bourgeois revolutions, like those of the eighteenth century, storm more
> >swiftly from success to success, their dramatic effects outdo each other,
> >men and things seem set in sparkling diamonds, ecstasy is the order of the
> >day – but they are short-lived, soon they have reached their zenith, and a
> >long Katzenjammer [cat’s winge] takes hold of society before it learns to
> >assimilate the results of its storm-and-stress period soberly. On the other
> >hand, proletarian revolutions, like those of the nineteenth century,
> >constantly criticize themselves, constantly interrupt themselves in their
> >own course, return to the apparently accomplished, in order to begin anew;
> >they deride with cruel thoroughness the half-measures, weaknesses, and
> >paltriness of their first attempts, seem to throw down their opponents only
> >so the latter may draw new strength from the earth and rise before them
> >again more gigantic than ever, recoil constantly from the indefinite
> >colossalness of their own goals – until a situation is created which makes
> >all turning back impossible, and the conditions themselves call out:
> >*Hic Rhodus, hic salta!"*
> >[Here is the rose, here dance!]

Here is the German original of the passage quoted by Andrew:

Bürgerliche Revolutionen, wie die des achtzehnten Jahrhunderts, stürmen rascher 
von Erfolg zu Erfolg, ihre dramatischen Effekte überbieten sich, Menschen und 
Dinge scheinen in Feuerbrillanten gefaßt, die Ekstase ist der Geist jedes 
Tages; aber sie sind kurzlebig, bald haben sie ihren Höhepunkt erreicht, und 
ein langer Katzenjammer erfaßt die Gesellschaft, ehe sie die Resultate ihrer 
Drang- und Sturmperiode nüchtern sich aneignen lernt. Proletarische 
Revolutionen dagegen, wie die des neunzehnten Jahrhunderts, kritisieren 
beständig sich selbst, unterbrechen sich fortwährend in ihrem eignen Lauf, 
kommen auf das scheinbar Vollbrachte zurück, um es wieder von neuem anzufangen, 
verhöhnen grausam-gründlich die Halbheiten, Schwächen und Erbärmlichkeiten 
ihrer ersten Versuche, scheinen ihren Gegner nur niederzuwerfen, damit er neue 
Kräfte aus der Erde sauge und sich riesenhafter ihnen gegenüber wieder 
aufrichte, schrecken stets von neuem zurück vor der unbestimmten 
Ungeheuerlichkeit ihrer eigenen Zwecke, bis die Situation geschaffen ist, die 
jede Umkehr unmöglich macht, und die Verhältnisse selbst rufen

Hic Rhodus, hic salta!
Hier ist die Rose, hier tanze!

Einde O'Callaghan 
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[Marxism] Fwd: Dallas sniper attack: 5 officers killed, suspect identified - CNN.com

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Re: [Marxism] Khiyana and the betrayal by much of the left of the Syrian uprising

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https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/hic_Rhodus,_hic_salta

The phrase arises from the Latin form of Aesop's Fables (Gibbs 209; Perry 33: 
Chambry 51), as translated from Ancient Greek "Αὐτοῦ γὰρ καὶ Ῥόδος καὶ πήδημα" 
(literally) "Here is Rhodes, jump here!". In the fable, a boastful athlete 
brags that he once achieved a stupendous long jump in competition on the island 
of Rhodes. A bystander challenges him to dispense with the reports of the 
witnesses and simply repeat his accomplishment on the spot: "Here is Rhodes, 
jump here!"
 
Proverb[edit]
 
hic Rhodus, hic salta
 1.(politics) Prove what you can do, here and now.



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>From: Andrew Pollack via Marxism 
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>To: Thomas F Barton 
>Subject: Re: [Marxism] Khiyana and the betrayal by much of the left of the 
>Syrian uprising
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>"Bourgeois revolutions, like those of the eighteenth century, storm more
>swiftly from success to success, their dramatic effects outdo each other,
>men and things seem set in sparkling diamonds, ecstasy is the order of the
>day – but they are short-lived, soon they have reached their zenith, and a
>long Katzenjammer [cat’s winge] takes hold of society before it learns to
>assimilate the results of its storm-and-stress period soberly. On the other
>hand, proletarian revolutions, like those of the nineteenth century,
>constantly criticize themselves, constantly interrupt themselves in their
>own course, return to the apparently accomplished, in order to begin anew;
>they deride with cruel thoroughness the half-measures, weaknesses, and
>paltriness of their first attempts, seem to throw down their opponents only
>so the latter may draw new strength from the earth and rise before them
>again more gigantic than ever, recoil constantly from the indefinite
>colossalness of their own goals – until a situation is created which makes
>all turning back impossible, and the conditions themselves call out:
>*Hic Rhodus, hic salta!"*
>[Here is the rose, here dance!]

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[Marxism] Fwd: C.L.R. James’s “Critical Support” of Fidel Castro’s Cuba | Insurgent Notes

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A humongous length article on Loren Goldner's website. Ordinarily this 
is a topic that would be of keen interest to me but the thought of 
wading through 30,000 words is too daunting especially since most stuff 
that appears on Insurgent Notes is flatulent. Maybe someone else can 
read it and offer their thoughts.


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[Marxism] Fwd: Accident at Indian Point | Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist

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In May 2015 I wrote about Indian Point and Ivy Meeropol's documentary 
about it that premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in NYC. The film 
has now been released at the Film Society of Lincoln Center and very 
much worth seeing despite the crappy little review in the NY Times that 
faults Ivy (Michael's daughter) for offering a balance of opinions on 
the plant. If you see the film, you will understand that the pro-nuclear 
spokesmen hoist themselves on their own petards, a point lost on the 
Times reviewer.


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Re: [Marxism] Khiyana and the betrayal by much of the left of the Syrian uprising

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"Bourgeois revolutions, like those of the eighteenth century, storm more
swiftly from success to success, their dramatic effects outdo each other,
men and things seem set in sparkling diamonds, ecstasy is the order of the
day – but they are short-lived, soon they have reached their zenith, and a
long Katzenjammer [cat’s winge] takes hold of society before it learns to
assimilate the results of its storm-and-stress period soberly. On the other
hand, proletarian revolutions, like those of the nineteenth century,
constantly criticize themselves, constantly interrupt themselves in their
own course, return to the apparently accomplished, in order to begin anew;
they deride with cruel thoroughness the half-measures, weaknesses, and
paltriness of their first attempts, seem to throw down their opponents only
so the latter may draw new strength from the earth and rise before them
again more gigantic than ever, recoil constantly from the indefinite
colossalness of their own goals – until a situation is created which makes
all turning back impossible, and the conditions themselves call out:
*Hic Rhodus, hic salta!"*
[Here is the rose, here dance!]
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Re: [Marxism] Fwd: U.S. Threatens Syrian War Escalation

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This is a new low both morally and theoretically for Mackler.

Former comrades of his may want to let him know how you feel (his email is
at the end).

Current comrades of his still in SA need to educate themselves on the truth
of the Syrian Revolution and to reject his reactionary position.
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[Marxism] Fwd: Upcoming Events | Marxist Summer Intensive: July 14-17 | Marxist Education Project

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[Marxism] Hal Draper: Cops, Dirty Harry, And Junious Poole

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[Marxism] Fwd: U.S. Threatens Syrian War Escalation

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An article by Jeff Mackler, the leader of the Socialist Action sect and 
the individual who helped to recruit me to the SWP in 1967. It is one of 
the foulest articles within the "anti-imperialist" genre I have seen, 
with the audacity to put starving people in scare quotes in a reference 
to Darya. I doubt that a horse's ass like Mackler has ever bothered to 
read material out of his Baathist comfort zone but the Janine Di 
Giovanni article I posted earlier about Darya should indicate how venal 
Mackler's scare quotes are.


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[Marxism] Fwd: Lesser Evil Politics: Really, Noam? Hubert Humphrey?

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[Marxism] [UCE] Fwd: Climate Change Claims a Bolivia Lake, and an Identity - The New York Times

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Best to be read on the NYT website because of key graphics.

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[Marxism] [UCE] Fwd: The Syria Trump and Clinton aren’t talking about – POLITICO

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[Marxism] 5 Dallas Officers Killed at Protest Against Police Shootings

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NY Times, July 8 2016
5 Dallas Officers Killed at Protest Against Police Shootings
By PATRICK McGEE, MANNY FERNANDEZ and JONAH ENGEL BROMWICH

DALLAS — Snipers killed five Dallas police officers and wounded six 
others on Thursday night during a demonstration against shootings by 
officers in Minnesota and Louisiana this week, the authorities said.


It appeared to be the deadliest attack on law enforcement officers in 
the United States since 9/11. The shootings, only a few blocks from 
Dealey Plaza, where President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, 
transformed an emotional but peaceful rally into a scene of carnage and 
chaos, and injected a volatile new dimension into the anguished debate 
over racial disparities in American criminal justice.


“There has been a vicious, calculated and despicable attack on law 
enforcement,” President Obama told reporters Friday morning after a 
meeting with European leaders in Warsaw, after speaking by phone with 
Mayor Mike Rawlings of Dallas.


Mr. Obama went on: “Police in Dallas were on duty doing their jobs, 
keeping people safe, during peaceful protests. These law enforcement 
officers were targeted, and nearly a dozen officers were shot. Five were 
killed. Other officers, and at least one civilian, were wounded. Some 
are in serious condition and we are praying for their recovery.”


The Dallas police chief, David O. Brown, said that four suspects armed 
with rifles were believed to have carried out the attacks. They 
positioned themselves in triangulated locations near the end of the 
route the protesters planned to take.


The police had three people in custody and were negotiating in the 
early-morning hours with a fourth, who was in a garage in downtown 
Dallas at the El Centro community college.


That suspect had exchanged gunfire with the police and was being 
uncooperative in talks, Chief Brown said at a news conference in the 
lobby of City Hall.


The suspect “told our negotiators that the end is coming and he’s going 
to hurt and kill more of us, meaning law enforcement, and that there are 
bombs all over the place in this garage and downtown,” Chief Brown said.


“We are being very careful in our tactics so that we don’t injure or put 
any of our officers in harm’s way, including the citizens of Dallas, as 
we negotiate further,” he added.


Local news accounts said that the suspect may have shot himself in the 
garage early Friday, but those reports could not be immediately 
confirmed. Chief Brown was scheduled to provide an update at a news 
conference at 7:30 a.m. in Dallas.


The three other suspects were a woman who was taken from the garage and 
two others who were taken in for questioning after a traffic stop.


Chief Brown said the suspects in custody were not providing 
investigators with many details. “We just are not getting the 
cooperation we’d like, to know that answer of why, the motivation, who 
they are,” he said.


The shooting had been carried out by snipers who fired down on a 
demonstration in the city’s downtown area that until that point had been 
peaceful, the chief said.


They “planned to injure and kill as many law enforcement officers as 
they could,” Chief Brown said.


“Some were shot in the back,” the chief said. “We believe that these 
suspects were positioning themselves in a way to triangulate on these 
officers.”


Maj. Max Geron of the Dallas Police Department said that the city’s 
downtown was being swept for explosives, a process that would “take 
quite a while.”


The police said that four of the dead were Dallas police officers and 
that one was from the Dallas Area Rapid Transit force. The transit 
agency identified him as Brent Thompson, 43. He joined in 2009 and was 
the first DART officer to be killed in the line of duty.


A civilian in the crowd of almost 1,000 people was also wounded.

The police were also combing downtown Dallas for what they believed was 
a bomb planted by the snipers as the heart of the country’s 
ninth-largest city was put on lockdown.


The chief said he had contacted the F.B.I. and the Bureau of Alcohol, 
Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives for help in the investigation.


Chief Brown said that he was not confident that the police had 
apprehended everyone involved in the shooting, and that a rigorous 
investigation would continue until “we are confident that all suspects 
have been captured.”


“I can just tell you I’ve never been more proud of being a police 
officer and being a part of this noble profession,” he said.


The shooting unfolded near one of the busiest parts of the city’s 
downtown, filled with hotels and restaurants as well as Dallas County 

[Marxism] Netanyahu's Africa tour - a spit in the face of those Israel helps to oppress

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