Comrades,
Here is the link to recent post on Lalgarh
http://new-wave-nw.blogspot.com/2009/10/from-singur-via-nandigram-to-lalgarh.html
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Comrades,
here is the link to the recent article on lalgarh.
http://new-wave-nw.blogspot.com/2009/10/from-singur-via-nandigram-to-lalgarh.html
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http://theactivist.org/blog/life-on-the-fringe-an-inauguration-day-story
a bit disjointed and rushed, but the story is completely true.
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*[i published this, but probably need to give it a more through
proof-reading--- excuse any typos]
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*http://theactivist.org/blog/life-on-the-fringe-an-inauguration-day-story
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*2:45 pm: the day before Obama’s inauguration.* The temperature is well
below zero. I’m more than slightly intoxi
On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 5:50 PM, S. Artesian wrote:
> Hmmh... let's look at some numbers. The US kills somewhere between 1.5 and
> 2 million Vietnamese in that war; 500,000 or was it 600,000? with sanctions
> on Iraq after Gulf War 1. Sounds to me like an anti-genocidal task force
> should targe
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=trotsky%20street&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wl
Haha, That's really too much. Trotsky St. interesects with the
"Martyrs of Chicago", and is two blocks down from Josef Stalin and
three blocks from Emiliano Zapat
Hmmh... let's look at some numbers. The US kills somewhere between 1.5 and
2 million Vietnamese in that war; 500,000 or was it 600,000? with sanctions
on Iraq after Gulf War 1. Sounds to me like an anti-genocidal task force
should target, first and foremost, the US.
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right and this hyper-correct argument gets twisted even more by sectarians when
it is directed at movements of the oppressed or movements objectively in
support of them. Thus some, instead of showing solidarity, insolently ranted
and raved at Quakers protesting the Christmas bombing of Vietnam
Thanks for the links to your work on Vietnam. Very helpful.
Regarding the issue of golf courses and use/exchange value-- clearly Vietnam
is not socialist, and I would not criticize Vietnam on the basis of "not yet
being socialist," as that is an ahistorical criticism, one that could have
been
Whatever my (evolving, as VN evolves) views on Vietnam, one thing I can
agree with the moderator about (as implied in sending this article) is
that golf courses are an outright imperialist scourge which rob farmland
from peasants and give it to foreign and local VNese capitalists to play
what t
Jay Clintoin wrote:
> "The Kasama website has posted a response to the linked article here:
http://mikeely.wordpress.com/2009/10/22/on-rumors-of-nepali-maoists-trotskyism-and-socialism-in-one-country/
> The response says of the the linked article that "Bhattarai’s remarks were
> taken out of th
http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article10848.shtml
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Dear Louis,
thank you very much for your references.
Doğan
2009/10/23 Louis Proyect
> Dogan Gocmen wrote:
> > Uzun yıllardan sonra Türkiye felsefecileri (ve genel olarak aydınları)
> > arasındaki sohbet ve tartışmalara yakından kulak misafiri olduğumda,
> Martin
> > Heidegger isminin hiç tereddü
i don't like LGBT, either. how about G-BLT? it is much more
mouth-watering.
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Max Clark wrote:
> http://socialistworker.org/2009/10/23/not-afraid-to-scare
>
> Best thing from the SW in a while. Plus, I *used* to know Jim Ramey, back
> before I was excommunicated from the ISO for my schizophrenia.
>
> The very best,
> St. Max
>
> http://clarkmax.blogspot.com
>
Well, th
http://socialistworker.org/2009/10/23/not-afraid-to-scare
Best thing from the SW in a while. Plus, I *used* to know Jim Ramey, back
before I was excommunicated from the ISO for my schizophrenia.
The very best,
St. Max
http://clarkmax.blogspot.com
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> David, can you please post the above to the various lists and
> individuals that have been circulating these sectarian,
> politically-motivated lies? I don't have access to them.
>
> My version deserves to be heard too.
>
> I really need your help to counter this awful malicious vendetta.
>
>
Enough for you? But of course. I doubt anyone is surprised.
But before you go, let me point out once again your distortion of fact.
There is no double-standard on the list. No article from any source is ever
accepted uncritically by those on the list. Critical-ness requires however,
a materi
The Socialism and Sex list had an exchange about this censorship case,
with a sensible contribution by Peter Drucker, which I passed along,
because I oppose censorship and have been a victim of it myself. I also
sent the exchange to Peter Tatchell, prompting the following response.
Out of fairn
I think Fred has gone over the top in a) concentrating on the moderator's
headline for the post on Vietnam b) declaring such headline to be
"obscene."
The issue is not the appropriateness of the headline but the content of the
analysis. The "development" of golf courses does not occur in isol
i am not avoiding anything. I am pointing out a double standard in
some of our lists´ contributors. When it comes to the US of Am, the
NYT is duly scrutinized. When it comes to Viet Nam, it is not. Enough
for me on this stupid thread. I subscribe all and each of Fred
Feldman´s words.
2009/10/24 De
On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 4:58 AM, Fred Feldman wrote:
> Dennis Brasky goes over the top in accusing Nestor of "political
> cowardice" not agreeing with him and others who seem to argue that the
> emergence of golf courses in Vietnam (related to the emergence of a new
> rich
> layer and to the
Gird your loins: another scholar demanding "anti-genocide" action by imperialism
He argues as well that "political Islam" - jihadism - constitutes "the most
coherent and deadly mass-murderous ideology since Nazism."
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/18/books/review/Traub-t.html
excerpt:
Goldhag
http://www.monthlyreview.org/mrzine/aizura231009.html
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Fred Feldman wrote:
>
> The debate over golf courses is a relatively new issue to come to popular
> consciousness, as far as I know The first time I have seen that directly
> fought over has been in Venezuela where Chavez has threatened to nationalize
> the golf courses because of the land and wat
Lou,
1.I couldn't understand Doğan's post either.
2.If Koestler et al are right that the Ashkenazim migrated into
Europe from Khazaria, that would have been from the area between the Caspian
and Black Seas, north of modern Georgia, not from Turkey. In any case, the
Dennis Brasky goes over the top in accusing Nestor of "political
cowardice" not agreeing with him and others who seem to argue that the
emergence of golf courses in Vietnam (related to the emergence of a new rich
layer and to the importance of tourism for the Vietnamese economy)
represents the
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