[Marxism] Exposing more Irish historical revisionist myth-making. . .

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[Marxism] Doug Greene on "The Critical Communism of Antonio Labriola"

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[Marxism] Fwd: GreenPartyVideos Live Stream - YouTube

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Re: [Marxism] Syria 10; Spics 0

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Manuel, he said he was searching for how many times the word Mexican showed
up when he did a search, I'm simply upping the count.

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Louis: " Joaquin was always in tune with the Cuban and Venezuelan line on Libya 
and Syria"

Joaquín, say it isn´t so?! Really, say it. If true, you really should know much 
better, but I would want to know how you could justify supporting the Despot 
against his own masters.
Amith, check the bourgeois national chauvinism. Joaquín is Puerto Rican, I am 
Chicano, there are a few White guys playing pretend "Mexicans" on this list 
and, you know, Cuba if full of Cubans. Such racist epithets only expose your 
backwardness and render anything you say insupportable. 
   
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[Marxism] Fwd: Some Bernie Sanders Supporters Finding A New Home Within The Green Party : NPR

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At the Green Party national convention in Houston, Bernie Sanders may 
have been mentioned more often so far than the party's own presumptive 
nominee, Dr. Jill Stein.


The progressive third party has a rare opportunity to expand their reach 
by picking off disaffected supporters of the Vermont senator. The group 
had planned to have about 250 people at their quadrennial gathering, but 
organizers said in the past few weeks interest exploded and that now 
more than 500 people are expected.


An opening reception Thursday evening featured a speech from Yahne Ndgo, 
a vocal "Bernie or Bust" supporter who has now found a home in the Green 
Party. She said the Democratic National Committee rigged the Democratic 
primary in favor of Hillary Clinton.


Jill Stein is leading the Green Party ticket. She hopes to capitalize on 
the wave of support for Bernie Sanders.


Libertarian Candidates Pitch Themselves As Antidote To Partisanship
"Are you going to try and go inside there and reform this party that has 
demonstrated in every way, with every opportunity, that they really do 
not give a flying f*** about one thing that you care about?" Ndgo said 
to rousing applause. "Or are you going to open up your mind to the 
possibility that there is something in place, a national organization 
that's already in place that actually wants to hear from and represent 
your needs, your interests and your leadership? To me, it's not a hard 
decision."



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[Marxism] Fwd: A Lost History | Jacobin

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(By Eric Blanc, who has written brilliantly about the national question.)

The Hummet-Muslim Social Democratic Party in Baku — the oil-town capital 
of Azerbaijan — was one of the more historically significant of these 
non-Russian parties. Founded in 1904 as  the world’s first socialist 
organization of and for a Muslim population, the Hummet’s history 
undermines widespread assumptions about socialism’s supposed irrelevance 
to non-European peoples.


Denouncing the claim that believers in Islam “are alien to the class 
struggle,” Muslim workers joined picket lines demanding universal health 
care, equal pay, paid prayer time, maternity leave, and breaks for 
breast-feeding. The Hummet focused especially on women’s equality, 
denouncing patriarchal practices, leading popular education classes for 
women, and helping establish an autonomous Muslim women’s organization.


Hummetists of both genders participated in the Baku Soviet, built armed 
self-defense squads, and organized mass rallies of Muslim workers, 
calling for resistance to the Tsar and the bourgeoisie (including local 
capitalists), equal rights for all, and global solidarity with workers 
and revolutionaries.


full: 
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[Marxism] Syria 10 .....

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You need a more sophisticated search.  Below are items that I posted to this 
list in 2016.
I am guessing that you have access to articles and items of which I am ignorant 
 Perhaps you should post some of them.
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March 18
http://www.havanatimes.org/?p=117403

In 1959, just months after the triumph of the Cuban revolution, Rene Goscinny 
and Albert Uderzo created Asterix, a comic-book saga telling the story of a 
small, Gaul village that Rome was never able to conquer, not even at a time 
when it had subjugated all of Europe and the Mediterranean.


* * * * *

April 13
Article by Samuel Farber and a response in Havana Times.
ken h

https://www.jacobinmag.com/2016/03/cuba-obama-platismo-blockade-castro/

The politics of this right wing — both on the island and abroad — that has long 
curried the favor of Washington elites is rooted in a perspective called 
“Platismo.” The origin of the term goes back to 1901, when the first 
constituent assembly of the island was forced to accept an amendment to the 
Cuban constitution authored by US senator Orville Platt giving the United 
States the legal right to intervene in the country’s internal affairs.

For the next thirty-three years, the United States, with the explicit support 
of many Cuban Platista politicians, availed itself of this license repeatedly, 
influencing policy under the threat of military occupation — a threat it 
carried out on several occasions.

http://www.havanatimes.org/?p=118063


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May 5
Chanel Stages Fashion Show In Cuba
This is the comment I posted on the Havana Times site. havanatimes.org.
ken h

No doubt it is galling for Cubans to be confronted with the easy life of 
tourists from rich countries. All the more so when it is wealth that is beyond 
most people even in the rich countries.
Against this the Cuban government must ask itself what economic benefits come 
with these events. If it can be shown that the money from these events can ease 
the hardships of the Cuban people, then a responsible government should allow 
them.
And it might be argued that events like this make Cuba seem less forbidding and 
alien to people in other countries.


* * * * *

June 17
Cuban TV to be available in US


This item is in Spanish.  You can have a crude translation on the site.
If I understand correctly, it will be known as Cuba Max TV, available through 
the Dish Network.
ken h


http://www.granma.cu/cultura/2016-06-16/en-estados-unidos-cuba-max-tv-16-06-2016-21-06-13



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July 4
The Havana Times carries mainly criticisms of the Cuban government, in a few 
instances written by myself.  More often I feel a need to defend the government 
against criticism.
Here is a hard-hitting piece by a Cuban-American.  He came to the US as part of 
the Mariel boatlift of 1980.
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What July 4th Means to Black America
http://www.havanatimes.org/?p=119759
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On 8/6/16 10:51 AM, Andrew Pollack via Marxism wrote:

Do tell? I had no idea re Joaquin and Bashar.
Although I did wonder why he chose Syria as the counterposed subject as
opposed to dozens he could have picked.


Joaquin was always in tune with the Cuban and Venezuelan line on Libya 
and Syria even though unlike Fred Feldman and Walter Lippmann was good 
enough not to besiege the list with warnings about how Obama was going 
to carry out regime change. I wonder if these ex-subscribers are still 
harping on that nonsense.

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Do tell? I had no idea re Joaquin and Bashar.
Although I did wonder why he chose Syria as the counterposed subject as
opposed to dozens he could have picked.

On Sat, Aug 6, 2016 at 7:14 AM, Louis Proyect via Marxism <
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> I suppose that you are a supporter of Bashar al-Assad has nothing to do
> with this demagogic intervention.
>
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[Marxism] They Want Trump to Make the G.O.P. a Workers’ Party

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NY Times, August 6 2016
They Want Trump to Make the G.O.P. a Workers’ Party
By JACKIE CALMES

WASHINGTON — By riding his appeal among working-class whites to the top 
of the Republican Party, Donald J. Trump has emboldened conservative 
thinkers to press their party of business and the privileged to reshape 
its economic canon to more directly benefit poorer workers it has often 
taken for granted.


The policy prescriptions of these so-called reform conservatives, or 
“reformocons,” would not only break with some longtime Republican 
orthodoxy — disavowing tax cuts that disproportionately benefit the 
rich, for example — they would also counter more recent stances by Mr. 
Trump on trade and immigration.


And because of a lack of policy specifics in Mr. Trump’s 
personality-centered campaign, reform conservatives see an opening 
through which to push their prescriptions.


“What it means to be a conservative is up for grabs,” said Reihan Salam, 
the executive editor of the conservative National Review.


Whether Mr. Trump prevails or the party is left to rebuild from defeat, 
these conservatives in think tanks, advocacy groups and the news media — 
and a few in political office — will be pressing for a new agenda: to 
update the Reagan-era playbook with an eye to working-class voters 
without a college education who form the Republican base. Ronald 
Reagan’s notions that policies that benefit the rich and big business 
lift all incomes now appear outmoded in an era of rising wealth 
inequality and stagnant wages.


The challenge to the party could be every bit as contentious as Mr. 
Trump’s ascent has been. Beyond conservative think tanks and activist 
circles, the new breed of conservatives has not made significant inroads 
among House Republicans, for instance. And even these Republicans do not 
agree on everything.


But some common ideas suggest their proposed road map for the party:

• Reject additional tax cuts for those making more than $250,000 a year, 
but expand breaks for low- and middle-income workers through tax credits 
for children, the earned-income tax credit or a new wage subsidy using 
tax dollars to bring low wages toward the local median level.


• Promote the benefits of global trade agreements, but help displaced 
workers.


• Rule out fully privatizing Social Security and Medicare, and reassure 
workers they will be exempt from cost-cutting.


• Acknowledge that universal health care is here to stay, but push for 
market-oriented changes.


• Disavow mass deportations and promote the economic benefits of 
legalizing longtime workers who are in the country illegally, but reduce 
the legal entry of less-skilled immigrants.


“What we have going on right now, and Trump’s position in the Republican 
Party, makes this recalibration that much more important, that much more 
urgent,” said Senator Mike Lee, Republican of Utah.


“Some within the party,” he added, “have been all too willing to wear 
the label of the Republican Party as being the party of Wall Street, or 
the party of the top 1 percent.”


Although most of them oppose Mr. Trump’s candidacy — Mr. Salam called 
him “an overwhelmingly noxious and negative force” — these conservatives 
do credit him with engaging working-class voters and dealing them into 
the economic conversation.


“The biggest thing that Trump offers these voters is finally somebody 
paying attention,” said Henry Olsen, a scholar at the conservative 
Ethics and Public Policy Center.


“Imagine that they’re the wallflowers at the high school dance and 
they’re sitting off, ignored by everybody. Suddenly, the football hero 
comes up and says, ‘Come dance with me.’ That’s intoxicating.”


Led by younger conservatives, the push for new approaches began in the 
past decade, as big spending and military interventions by the Bush 
administration and a Republican-controlled Congress vexed many in the 
party. Capturing the ferment was a 2008 book, “Grand New Party: How 
Republicans Can Win the Working Class and Save the American Dream,” by 
Mr. Salam and Ross Douthat, who is now a columnist for The New York Times.


“The Trump phenomenon has really opened things up — people are more 
inclined to listen, elites within the party are more inclined to 
listen,” said Mr. Salam, who, with Mr. Douthat, recently updated their 
book’s theme in an opinion article in The Times.


The authors wrote in their Op-Ed that Mr. Trump’s white working-class 
supporters were “clearly voting against a party leadership that pays 
them lip service while ignoring their concerns” — a revulsion that will 
not disappear even if Mr. Trump does.


Proponents of a new conservative 

[Marxism] FB comment on Zizek by Jacob Bard-Rosenberg

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Yeah, people need to stop giving him airspace. A few of us had a pretty 
much stand-up row with him in Ramallah at the end of last year. He 
parachuted into our conference - which was pretty sensitive and full of 
a mix of artists, writers, activists, academics, some Palestinian, many 
from other Arab contexts, and many Europeans. He proceeded to give us 
his usual spiel: half an hour of graphic description of sexual violence 
against women; behaving like his audience is made up of some archetype 
of liberal, Western female grad students who for some reason he believes 
would be the just victims of said violence. Luckily some amazing women 
in the audience basically forced him to shut up. He then started 
cracking anti-Semitic jokes. Nothing I would normally be upset about so 
much except it was a conference full of those of us who do political 
work in Palestine and with Palestinians, and it is exactly what the 
Israeli state wants, to be able to call us all anti-semites. Literally 
had a screaming argument with him about this - and he just couldn't get 
that the complaint was about *us* and not about *him*. Thick, 
narcissistic bastard. His mate Udi Aloni also turned up, defended the 
anti-Semitic comment, but was forced to shut up quickly when a friend 
who works in theatre in Palestine pointed out that Udi takes advantage 
of the fact there is no copyright in Palestine to rip off artists in 
making his films. And of course Zizek came to Udi's defence. Heard from 
other friends in Turkey that the two of them decided to repeat the 
anti-semitism act in Istanbul a few months later.


This is just an anecdote I guess. He's done far worse. His commentary on 
the refugee crisis has been ridiculously racist, his piece about trans* 
stuff was disgusting, and literally every time I've heard him speak it's 
just endless graphic descriptions of violence against women always 
presented in a way that not only trivialises it (I don't think all jokes 
do this by any means, but his do), and which function on the level of 
transforming all women into the sorts of archetypes he believes would 
either justify or trivialise that violence.


I don't agree with what was said above about the whole Slovenian school 
by someone. Some of them I think can be decent - when heard Alenka 
Zupancic and Mladen Dolar speak I've found them both sympathetic and 
interesting, even if I would disagree with them on all sorts. Zizek on 
the other hand is another thing, and people need to stop inviting his 
opinions and presence.

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[Marxism] Fwd: Donald Trump’s new team of billionaire advisers could threaten his populist message - The Washington Post

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[Marxism] Criminal regime drafts criminals

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WSJ, August 6 2016
Syria Regime Drafts Prisoners, Teachers to Bolster Depleted Army
State workers are being pressed into battle as President Bashar 
al-Assad’s regime tries to take advantage of Russian support

By RAJA ABDULRAHIM

Prisoners in the sweltering, overcrowded Adra prison on the outskirts of 
Damascus were presented in June with an unusual offer from the Syrian 
regime, which promised amnesty if they agreed to fight on the front lines.


About 200 inmates decided to risk their fate on the battlefield rather 
than serve out long sentences in dismal conditions, according to army 
officers, a lawyer who represented some of the prisoners and other 
people with knowledge of the deals.


Even as airstrikes by the regime’s Russian allies bolster its fortunes, 
the Syrian military’s ranks are severely diminished by death, defection 
and draft dodgers, and stretched thin on multiple fronts. As a result, 
it is not only freeing prisoners but also ordering state employees and 
teachers into battle.


Checkpoints in cities are increasingly manned by minors, older men or 
young men with medical conditions that should exempt them from military 
service. Residents in Damascus have reported seeing even Russian, Afghan 
and other foreign soldiers at checkpoints, something that was unheard of 
until this year.


The mass enlistment, though meant to address a weakness, reflects the 
ambitions of an emboldened regime that is benefiting from strong support 
from Russia, Iran and allied Shiite militias, and is trying to maintain 
its own forces.


President Bashar al-Assad’s regime is looking to extend its reach beyond 
its core areas of control, for which it needs large numbers of fighters. 
The regime, which has lost control of much of Syrian territory to 
opposition rebels, Islamic State militants and Kurds, is intent on 
keeping at least a foothold in every province.


“They have tried just about everything they can think of to fill that 
deficit and still they don’t have enough. So we see these periodic 
recruiting drives,” said Jeff White, a defense analyst at the Washington 
Institute for Near East Policy.


Last month, regime forces backed by fighters from the Lebanese Shiite 
group Hezbollah and Russian airstrikes succeeded in fully encircling the 
rebel-held half of Aleppo, laying siege to an estimated 300,000 
civilians and rebels in an attempt to force the fighters to surrender.


On Sunday, rebels launched a counteroffensive to open a corridor into 
the besieged neighborhoods and are now pitted against some of the 
fighters swept up in the regime’s recent efforts to boost its ranks.


World leaders who have long called for Mr. Assad’s removal are now more 
focused on defeating the extremist Islamic State in Iraq and Syria and 
dealing with a wave of militant attacks across Europe and the U.S. 
Washington’s once firm stance against the regime has softened as it 
proposes close military coordination with Mr. Assad’s strongest military 
backer, Russia.


“They seem more relaxed,” a Western diplomat who visits Syria regularly 
said of the regime. “The overall context is in their favor.”


Last year, the outlook for the regime appeared bleak amid a string of 
defeats at the hands of rebels. But Russia’s military intervention in 
September changed the regime’s fortunes and its tone. The regime staved 
off rebel advances and launched military operations in areas where it 
had been on the defensive, including in Aleppo.


In June, Mr. Assad vowed to take back “every inch” of Syria.

“What is happening is simply the Syrian army has been given a big 
advantage, which is the Russian military intervention,” said Yezid 
Sayigh, an associate at the Carnegie Middle East Center. “The Syrian 
regime has always been fighting for the whole of Syria. The regime now 
still faces a long fight, but it’s gradually increasing its edge over 
the opposition.”


Syria’s army before the 2011 conflict was estimated to have 400,000 
soldiers and officers. Now, Global Firepower, a military analysis 
website, puts Syria’s regular army at only 180,000. The site also says 
that there are 570,000 active reserve personnel. Many of the reservists 
join the National Defense Forces or one of many other pro-government 
militias.


Thousands of state employees and teachers have been ordered to become 
part of the regime’s security apparatus and told that their salaries 
will be withheld if they refuse, according to state employees and 
anti-government activists.


Three months ago in northeastern Hasakah province, hundreds of state 
employees were ordered to report for brief military training. They were 
taught how to assemble 

[Marxism] Karl Marx: Greatness and Illusion, By Gareth Stedman Jones

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Re: [Marxism] Syria 10; Spics 0

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I suppose that you are a supporter of Bashar al-Assad has nothing to do 
with this demagogic intervention.


On 8/5/16 10:42 PM, Joaquin Bustelo via Marxism wrote:



Maybe I'll write something more about that, generally on the theme of,
scratch a liberal and find a pig. But for now I'm done.

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Re: [Marxism] G. A. Cohen

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There is also Jerry Cohen’s Marxist Boxing Match, which I think is still funny, 
although neither Habermas nor Roemer, would I think be considered to be 
Marxists anymore.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eb1R3mjyZqc


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From: MM 
Sent: Friday, August 05, 2016 8:33 PM
To: Jim Farmelant ; Activists and scholars in Marxist tradition 
Subject: Re: [Marxism] G. A. Cohen

  On Aug 5, 2016, at 8:14 PM, Jim Farmelant via Marxism 
 wrote:

  It has been seven years since the passing of the Canadian/British political 
philosopher G. A. Cohen.


Cohen’s piss-taking impression of his advisor Ryle is magnificent, and 
hilarious:

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On Friday, August 5, 2016, Andrew Pollack via Marxism <
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