Sorry comrade,
but I really don't get what exactly you are objecting to. I did not say (and
mean) that oppression in Kosova and in Dem.Kampuchea was of the same kind and
extent. What I was saying is that there was oppression in both cases and that a
lot of people on the left denied it simply
Though as far as I know at 9am central European time on 9.25th the results of
the ,Y,yugoslav elections are not yet definite yo are certainly
right as far as
your conclusions on what to do are concerned except however for one point: the
defense of the right to national sdelfedetermination of all
Tony wrote:
It is clear that the Yugoslav government of Milosevic has been backed
into the same corner that the Sandinistas found themselves in, in 1990.
They called elections in the midst of a war with the United States.
In addition, it appears that both leaderships misread their own
Tony Abdo:
Let me make this perfectly clear. People and groups like Doug
Henson, Ralph Nader, Solidarity, Labor Militant, the SWP, the CP, the
DSP, the SP, and etc. and so on, are not going to be our allies in this
project.
Is this the Doug Henson of Left Muppet Observer fame?
Louis
"A.Wosni" wrote:
When you keep
on rejecting the right of the Albanians to selfdetermination
This position, always stated as a sort of given, is logically quite
indefensible. Suppose the white inhabitants of Selma, Georgia
declared themselves a separate nation (in order to reinstitute
the
Right now the results of the election have me exceedingly nervous, to the
point of really nasty thoughts of what kind of self-defense the "regime"
should use, if they have not collected enough ballots to declare victory or
stalemate. I don't apologise for any of these thoughts, including the ones
It is clear that the Yugoslav government of Milosevic has been backed
into the same corner that the Sandinistas found themselves in, in 1990.
They called elections in the midst of a war with the United States.
In addition, it appears that both leaderships misread their own
populations dominant
