hi all,
IT IS AGAIN AGAINST THE TYRANNY OF GREEN TERROR UNLEASHED BY GREENYOUTH
recently Delhi High Court has sentenced journos for exposing Jusitce
Sabbarval. I m not going inot the details of the case, but it s raised the
need for moderating moderators. i find resonce in Anivar's caste
dear friends, this is in response to ranjith's call to protest against
anivar putting him in moderation and then blocking mails. anivar i think is
unjustly exercising his power as moderator in moderating ranjith
just for views expressed against a public figure. i also don't see why
geedha's
mails
On 29 Sep, 11:08, jenny chithra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dear friends, this is in response to ranjith's call to protest against
anivar putting him in moderation and then blocking mails. anivar i think is
unjustly exercising his power as moderator in moderating ranjith
just for views
I thought 'buffer zone' was as defined in the tree-zone model of protected
areas, core, buffer and tourism zones. My understanding is that the first
one is necessary, whereas the other two are not. Also, the status of the
zones themselves could vary: Silent Valley core could be an NP, whereas the
*Bush At The UN: A War Criminal Lectures The World On
Human Rights*
*By Bill Van Auken*
27 September, 2007
*WSWS.org http://www.wsws.org/articles/2007/sep2007/bush-s26.shtml*
*G*eorge W. Bush delivered his next to the last annual address to the United
Nations General Assembly Tuesday. Taking
*Bush Makes Mockery Of UN Declaration Of Human Rights
In NY Speech*
*By Matthew Rothschild*
27 September, 2007
*The Progressive http://www.theprogressive.org/*
*A*t his speech to the UN, Bush had the audacity to invoke the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights several times, despite the fact
The new syber communitarian politics has given us new
chances for political communications and
networks.Internet activist kim who is using this
opportuinty in London for Burmmese people.
Actually,Ranjith language reminds me of 70's dalit
panther activist.As far as iam concerned,This is a
positive
*Full Text Of Ahmadinejad's Remarks
At Columbia University *
*By Mahmoud Ahmadinejad*
27 September, 2007
*Fars News Agency*
*Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad addressed students and professors at
the US Columbia University during his short sojourn in New York before his
address at the 62nd
... But the successes of the green revolution are in retreat. ... Use of
sewage and industrially contaminated water for irrigation has drenched
Punjab's soils in heavy metals and other poisons. ... Meanwhile, the
report by Punjab's government encourages farmers to alleviate the twin
crises of
On 9/29/07, Murali K Warier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Amen! I second you!
Take a look at some breathtaking pictures of Silent Valley here:
http://www.silentvalleynationalpark.com/gallery.htm
have a dekho..
http://www.malabarphoto.com/html/gallery.htm
regards,
sudhir
-- Forwarded message --
From: Venugopalan K M [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sep 29, 2007 2:06 PM
Subject: Re: {greenyouth} MODERATION AND CENSORSHIP
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The moderation here definitely smacks of double standards, knowingly or
unawares displayed. How the issue be got
*A new perspective on Proust, Joyce, Kafka and others from master of
literary theory
*Cultural critic Fredric Jameson, renowned for his incisive studies of the
passage of modernism to postmodernism, for the first time since his
acclaimed *A Singular Modernity* returns to the movement that
dear all,
what they really meant was the eighth wonder! for his sake we can even pass
up the english infatuation with a royal-manqué...
regards,
sudhir
Time for another dribble down memory lane, this time with Garrincha opening
his box of tricks http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_V6y5P050M. This
i agree with Christy (quoting ilaih) on the political uses of polemics.
But, the lesson that i have learnt from all that has happened in the group,
and that has happened to the cyber identity of ranjit in particular is that:
Polemics is politically useful and personally damning!
People, who were
Anivar,
I think Geedha's mail is particularly relevant here as it points to
the way women's participation in an issue is analysed. Sugathakumari
can be placed in termes of her husband?
Renjith
Who decides what is the hegemonic act?I think since so many identities
are merged, it is not so simple
It is a understandable common mistake as you
missspelled wikipedia as
wikia here. Wikipedia is the Free Knowledge,not for
profit, encyclopedia
and wikia is for porofit company by Jimmy wales, One
of the founders of
Wikipedia
No! I meant Wikia (jokingly) alluding to the
censorship wikia
It is a valuble piece, (i have been searching for this hateful piece for so
long, so, thanks geedha), though i dont know why women (even problematic
figures like sugathakumari) should be held responsible for their husbands'
views, regards, bindu
On 29/09/2007, Ranjit Ranjit [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-- Forwarded message --
From: geedha geedha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sep 29, 2007 1:52 AM
Subject: {greenyouth} Re: Politics of moderation and censorship
To: greenyouth@googlegroups.com
dileep
i think u stands for the struggles which will never end in success or which
will never be
Friends,
Happy to see that Geedha's forwarded article is released at last..
i was tryin to connect wit what she wrote in the last mail
Since modernity is still a largely incomplete project in a country
like India, my theoretical aspirations to hold a postmodern standpoint
is encumbered by the
*Arrogance and Insolence in the Age of Empire ***
Editorial
*By Ben Tanosborn *
*Arrogance and Insolence in the Age of Empire*
Just like some rather assertive domestic servants of old, or today's proud
Mac users, I don't do Windows. Metaphorically speaking, that is! What I
really
Publication editor of madhyamam clarified certain positions over phone to me
today.
They have assigned Geetha to write that article. After giving our letter,
Geetha's reply and
accused person's explanation, they stopped the discussion as couple of takes
received were
' focussing on person than
to sreejitha
just forwarding from an interesting piece:
The theory that cyberspace is an open space is at once true and not so
true. There are protocols of appreciation of the cyberspace and its various
cultural products or goods. These protocols of appreciation are protocols of
exclusion. The
Dear Jenny, Christy and Bindu,
I personally argue with those people whom I respect and consider in equal
terms.
[I know well how certain people who are patronising and always stay at a
safe distance in a ' benign' way]
I raised a question to Ranith based on his writing. He replied by way of
http://www.indianexpress.com/story/73._.html
An article by Jaithirth 'Jerry' Rao. I generally agree with Jerry that
partition had good (unintended) consequences. But his idea about a buffer
state against barbarians from north is a lot off the mark. Today, neither
Iran nor Afghanistan is in a
Original Message
Subject:Eco-Legal camp at Athirappilly
Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2007 22:57:06 +0530
From: Chalakudi river Protection Forum CPF [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Greetings from Chalakudiriver Protection Forum
As already informed to you all, a two day Eco-Legal Camp
is
--- Dileep Raj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Dileep Raj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[Let me show how bad this could turn out to be by a
thought experiment. I
see Sanil writing
in support of Ranjith's rights in this list. I could
forward a scanned copy
of Ranjith's published letter
Or rather, we should concentrate on non-geographical and non-petty issues
like:
1) Full text of Ahmedinejad's address at Columbia university
2) Bush's disregard for UN declaration of human rights
That was well thought out and logical!
Best regards,
Murali.
On 9/30/07, Venugopalan K M [EMAIL
Arunima G wrote:
Recently someone posted a mail characterising this entire discussion
as intellectual masturbation. Now I personally respond to that as
one should to someone who is onanistically challenged - but why is
that language not objectionable? The moderator must respond to this,
and
they are theoretical propositions with a life time of action, thought
and research behind them..
i agree. but these theoretical propositions were polemically argued in
public as well
and what do you think,
when someone raises the issue of 'invisibility of dalits ' or 'visibilty' of
hegemony s/he
While I fully agree that Ranjith's polemical contribution has been a
powerful source of energy to continue the wavering struggle in the
Chithralekha's cause, I don't take the latter part of your observation; the
thought of one being 'used' merely as a cannon-fodder for political aims
whatever
As a long standing [or crawling?!:)] theravu insider, full of more vice than
poor Velayudhan Nair can ever imagine, I must say I was utterly amused to
read the rather ridiculous little piece written by him about the real
roots of violence against women. While I agree, in part, with Bindu that
one
The tragic disposition of the people who rule greenyouth has been that
personal attacks divert attention from discussion. They have maintained
it, though at times succumbing to the very logic they pretend to serve.
Anivar, dileep, etc. hav shown at times to personally attack in order to
prove
-
Dear Friends and comrades,
I think we should look at the concept oh human right in it's proper
political historical and theritical context the human rights discourse or
the denial of human rights in India should be seen in the context of
incomplete modernities or fractured modernity of the post
Vvahh vahh!
this is exactly the the kind of concern our sakshara keralam sundarakeralam
in general, has with 'peedanam' . you cannot always be 'decent' while you
are tired of this kind of culture talk, which unfailingly despise the
victim women / poor people / the working class on the one hand,
*Dalit victim fears for his life
*http://www.hindu.com/2007/09/30/stories/2007093055021200.htm*
*Meena Menon
* Police register case 12 days after attack *
--
*
Eight of the accused arrested on August 17, released on bail
The accused roam freely in the village and
*UP girl dies over a bowl of rice*
http://www.asianage.com/presentation/leftnavigation/news/india/up-girl-dies-over-a-bowl-of-rice.aspx
*By AMITA VERMA*
Lucknow, Sept. 29: She fought with her younger brother over a small bowl of
rice.
The brother managed to snatch away the rice and the
I would like to share my view that
it's time we stopped our concerns being deflected by this kind of
geographically oriented, quasi-expansionist, militaristic, Indian
Exceptionalist petty preoccupation with shallow nationalistic sentiments,
even as the political class is often seen caught red-
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