Excuse me? Where on earth does this bizarre statement come from? Roosevelt
WAS imperialist, born and bred. I can't believe you meant to write this on
our list. Just say it ain't so!
What do you mean "our list". That is a - dare I say it, imperialist -
comment if ever I heard one. It's my
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Dave writes!
In a war between the US and NZ I will bloc militarily with the NZ
bourgeoisie.
Dave
Yes he would. And which side would you have blocked with in WW2 out of your
little NZ perspective. This I think a realistic alternative.
And which side in the Russia/Chetchenen stuff?
Warm
What do you mean? DOn't you understand even the most elementary thing
about imperialism, that it is the main enemy, and when it attacks a
semi-colony we defend the semi-colony, even to the extent of
militarily blocking with the national bourgeoisie, maintaining the
armed independence of the
Yes he would. And which side would you have blocked with in WW2 out of your
little NZ perspective. This I think a realistic alternative.
And which side in the Russia/Chetchenen stuff?
Warm Regards
Bob Malecki
Actually, Bob, I'll get a lot of heat for this, but bear with me. I'm with
Russia
While we are on this thread, by the way, talking about East Timor
imperialism, the UN and all that stuff, let us cast our minds back to 1974
and 1975, when the Portugese coup led to the rapid decolonisation of East
Timor, a brief civil war and thye emergence of Fretelin as the dominant
power. The
Gidday Bill,
Yes NZ earned differential rent on its pastoral production for much
of its history I agree. But a lot of this dissappeared into the hands
of the financiers, banks etc who had the mortage on the land etc.
i.e. much of it back to the motherland. That part which was retained
by the
Dave writes!
What do you mean? DOn't you understand even the most elementary thing
about imperialism, that it is the main enemy, and when it attacks a
semi-colony we defend the semi-colony, even to the extent of
militarily blocking with the national bourgeoisie, maintaining the
armed
