This economy is guided by the idea introduced by Lenin in the 1920's
Through this scientific view a Communist led economy will dominate the
global economy as any reading of the Financial Times will illustrate
And enunciated as follows
George Anthony
Japanese Communist Party Central Committee
I usually like comrade Fuwa Tetsuzo. But the statement below is one of those
which I do not share.
Study for example the situation and the role of women in soviet society and
compare it with any comparable capitalist society.
When I visited some years ago Russia I attended a lecture on the
Colombia Support Network is grateful for the initiative of our
Representative Tammy Baldwin in launching the following Dear Colleague
letter questioning the increased military aid to Colombia and
increase use of by the United States military of Colombian bases.
PLEASE contact your respective
9 5 09
Sisters and brothers,
The paperback edition of
51 Documents: Zionist Collaboration with the Nazis
Edited by Lenni Brenner
has just been published.
There is one change from the hardcover edition, a better translation of
Vladimir Jabotinsky’s “The Iron Wall (We and the Arabs).” As his
2009/9/5 Lüko Willms lueko.wil...@t-online.de:
S. Artesian (sartes...@earthlink.net) wrote on 2009-09-04 at 10:59:55 in
about Re: [Marxism] Voting with feet, not commendable in Argentina Re:
China's high speed rail plans,:
And what is that issue? Let's review, according to LW and Nestor,
Apropos of the Soviet economy PRIOR to Perestroika/Glasnost... from The
Economic Development of the USSR by Roger Munting [1982]:
--Summary [of the late 1970s, to year 1980]
The exploitation of the natural resources of Siberia and he far east [with
80 percent of the fuel reserves] is necessary
No, that was NOT my answer. I did not say that imperialism makes it a
class question.
I say that the national question is always a class question.
Which, of course, you will disagree with. In deeper or shallower conversation.
What can I do.
At least there are a couple of people who disagree
NG wrote: Really, S. Artesian, neither did I suggest this that you think
I suggested
Really Nestor, what I stated is based on your statements and LW's.
LW said explicitly that both the proletariat and the bourgeoisie were being
made stronger in China. The Chinese nation is being made
Here's what you wrote:
A national issue is, by definition, a class issue.
The national question is a class question.
Imperialism 101, dear Artesian.
_
Seems clear to me that since the first 2 lessons are based on your
introductory knowledge of imperialism, that imperialism is the
I don{t know who is Olga Korbut. If the intention is derogative, que
te recontra por las dudas.
And yes, imperialism is the determinant factor, as you put it.
2009/9/5 S. Artesian sartes...@earthlink.net:
Here's what you wrote:
A national issue is, by definition, a class issue.
The national
On Sep 5, 2009, at 9:53 AM, Néstor Gorojovsky wrote:
...I say that the national question is always a class question...
At least there are...people who..agree with me... Marx...among others!
As illustrated by Marx's view of the national question among that
ethnic garbage, the southern
Nestor: I agree with all that Lueko has answered you
Re: what is all that that he ‘has answered’?, he asked me a question, if I have
anything to add to the little detail that the Chinese bureaucracy personifies
the interests of capital, I assume he then acknowledges that that’s in fact the
Nestor,
You felt you were informed enough to agree with LW that China is using its
export earnings to provide the stimulus to its economy when there is no
evidence that export earnings have been so directed
You felt you were informed enough to state that the whole thing [by which
I think you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAWQkY8Rlbg
_
With Windows Live, you can organize, edit, and share your photos.
http://www.windowslive.com/Desktop/PhotoGallery
YOU MUST clip all
I once saw a photo of August Blanqui that eerily reminded me of Brown.
John Brown had been in Europe in the wake of the
1848-49 revolutions. And Hinton was always convinced that he had some
direct ties to anticapitalist radicals there.
ML
A history of the brutal Rajarhat land acquisition, Bengal’s new IT hub
August 29, 2008
By Santanu Sengupta, Sanhati.
Translated from Rajarhaat - Uponogorir Ontorale Arto Manuher Kanna
Rajarhaat, near Kolkata, is Bengal’s new IT hub and a hotspot for real
estate investment. Within no time Rajarhat
*Preface*
This story was first offered to the Guardian’s Comment is Free site. It was
received on August 26 by Brian Whitaker, a commissioning editor at CiF and a
former Middle East editor of the newspaper, who responded that “we’re minded
to use it” but that because the issue was “a hot
*
*
Ira Chernus, Truthout: Matthew Rothschild and I both thought of Edward
Said when we read about two Hamas members of the Palestinian Legislative
Council insisting that Gaza's schools should not teach the history of the
Nazi Holocaust. Cleric Yunis al-Astal said this would be 'marketing
Empire Burlesque
Written by Chris Floyd Saturday, 05 September 2009 00:07
clip --
If you need more proof that we are living in a masquerade, in a world of
sham, show and deceit, in a veritable -- dare we say it? -- empire
burlesque, look no further than the recent manufactured
The following editorial appears in the September 2009 issue of
Liberation, the monthly organ of the CPI(ML) Liberation. I have
nominally edited the article to improve readability for the U.S.
audience.
*
India observed her 62rd year of Independence with a solemn Prime
Ministerial
First, I’d like to apologize to everyone for the stupid video I sent. It’s a
song: “who do you think you are?” by the spice girls, I was just trying to poke
some little fun at the question Nestor asked me “who do you think you are?”,
but I’ll promise I’ll be more serious from now on, I mean,
Louis posted an article from the NY Times
on Obama quoting Andrew Bacevich, a professor
of international relations and history
at Boston University according to the Times.
What was not mentioned was that he was also an
armored cavalry brigade commander in Desert
Storm and that his own son
http://tinyurl.com/mlasou
Rad, bad, dangerous to know
Films rarely take up radical causes. Thre result can be a mix of Karl and
Groucho Marx.
By Ty Burr, Mark Feeney, and Wesley Morris, Globe Staff | September 6,
2009
The revolution is once more being screened. Opening Friday is Uli Edels
Jim Farmelant wrote:
LA CHINOISE and WEEKEND (1967)
4 Fists
With these two landmark works of agit-art, Jean-Luc Godard announced that
narrative was a bourgeois contrivance and the cinema a weapon of
revolution. “Chinoise’’ features actors playing students discussing
radical theory;
DOG DAY AFTERNOON (1975)
1 Fist
Not a radical movie? That’s the point. When Al Pacino’s bank robber gets
the crowds on his side by shouting “Attica! Attica!’’ he’s proving both
how everything was political by the mid-1970s and how genuine radicalism
had become co-opted by radical chic. In its
On Sat, 05 Sep 2009 19:13:18 -0400 Louis Proyect l...@panix.com writes:
Godard's relation to Marx and to Marxism was never a simple one. In
a
1994 interview with Andrew Sarris, he comes across more as a Groucho
Marxist. (It is entirely possible that Godard is pulling the
One of the keys to Green Technology may be buried in China. It has only
recently begun to appear in the media, but for very different reasons.
A couple of years ago, the New Scientist published a piece about the
risks of the scarcity of rare minerals.
Cohen, David. 2007. Earth's Natural
Marx´s Eurocentric mistakes only show him as a man of his times. He
was no God, he was an European of the 29th Century. The best of all
them, but one of them.
Marx´s understanding of the national question, if you are interested
in learning from it, can be read in Bloom´s A world of nations,
among
On Sep 5, 2009, at 11:01 PM, Néstor Gorojovsky wrote:
We Marxists, by the way, only support national movements that forward
the march towards socialism. Not every such movement does it.
So. All hail whatever Marxist Pope has decreed infallibly to his
elect exactly which proletarian nations
Welcome to the library. Say goodbye to the books.
Cushing Academy embraces a digital future
By David Abel, Globe Staff | September 4, 2009
ASHBURNHAM - There are rolling hills and ivy-covered brick buildings.
There are small classrooms, high-tech labs, and well-manicured fields.
Theres even
This year, after having amassed a collection of more than 20,000 books,
officials at the pristine campus about 90 minutes west of Boston have
decided the 144-year-old school no longer needs a traditional library.
Jim,
is that a decision taken because of real conviciton that tradional
On Sat, 05 Sep 2009 16:33:58 -0400 =?utf-8?Q?DG=C3=B6=C3=A7men?=
dogangoec...@aol.com writes:
This year, after having amassed a collection of more than 20,000
books,
officials at the pristine campus about 90 minutes west of Boston
have
decided the 144-year-old school no longer
http://tinyurl.com/mlasou
Rad, bad, dangerous to know
Films rarely take up radical causes. Thre result can be a mix of Karl and
Groucho Marx.
By Ty Burr, Mark Feeney, and Wesley Morris, Globe Staff | September 6,
2009
The revolution is once more being screened. Opening Friday is Uli Edels
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