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G'day Thaxlotls,
In case you've been wondering why some messages have been getting delayed
(and generating 'pending approval' messages), it's coz we've had a little
setting problem. Just sending this to check that Hans's magic touch has
fixed things and that we are back to normal service.
Cheer
Well, well, well. Middle Eastern terorists bombed American civilians as an act of
retribution for earlier so-called American cruelty to several Middle Eastern
populations.
But we must also remember the American terrorism inherent in the bombing of many more
buildings and greater massacre th
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Dear Comrades,
Here is something that I hope you will find useful in the Great Debate about how
to react to the Sept. ll tragedy.
Bertell Ollman
EXPLANATION YES; JUSTIFICATION NO
The prevalent view within left liberal to radical left circles is that the Mujahadeen
and later the Taliban including Bin Laden are a product of the CIA, Pakistani ISI and
Saudia Arabia. These facts are used to morally discredit Washington and its so
called war against terrorism. They also add th
Yes, I learned from Mr. Ollman's _Alienation_ , and I have his game "Class Struggle."
CB
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Thanks for that helpful note, Bertell. Time spent listening in on US
discourse has shown that the proposition that events have historical
contexts is taken , when
>From the Indian Journal Frontline
Aijaz Ahmad, author of *In Theory: Classes, Nations, and Literature*,
Verso Press.
"A Task That Never Ends"
Bush Proposes Perpetual War
*
The date of 11 September has a powerful resonance in the annals of modern
history. Twenty-eight years ago on this date, t
A quick update on the world's most dynamic capitalist economy (as our
treasurer and primeminister-in-waiting Peter Costello likes to
characterise it).
Australia's telecommunications (OneTel, the third largest telco in the
country, collapsed three months ago), insurance (HIH, the country's biggest
Robert W. McChesney: Media too influenced by their corporate owners
By Robert W. McChesney
September 20, 2001
In just the past nine months, the U.S. news media have been presented with
what most journalists believe will be the two most dramatic and important
stories of their lifetimes. Vast, pe
Be assured I'm not planning to carpet-bomb Thaxlotls on a daily basis.
Just seeing which thought-pieces excite interest ... and which don't.
Gutsy effort here by erstwhile conservative, currently interestingly
confused John Gray.
Cheers,
Rob.
The New Statesman
24 September 2001
The era of glob
http://www.counterpunch.org/
Was It Really Worth It,
Mrs. Albright?
THE PRICE
By Alexander Cockburn
and Jeffrey St. Clair
Once a war criminal,
THE SILK ROAD STRATEGY ACT OF 1997, H.R. 2867 -- HON. BENJAMIN A.
GILMAN (Extension of Remarks - November 08, 1997)
...
[Page: E2241] GPO's PDF
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assembled,
SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.
This Act may
Thanks for that helpful note, Bertell. Time spent listening in on US
discourse has shown that the proposition that events have historical
contexts is taken , when the socially cohering term 'war' fills the air, as
an instance of blaming victims.
Enjoyed your 'What Is Marxism" at
http://www.pipel
G'day Quiet Ones,
Abd al-Rahman Ibn Muhammad Ibn Khaldun al-Hadrami of Tunis, father of the
LTV ... here's the intro - more at
http://www.georgetown.edu/oweiss/ibn.htm
IBRAHIM M. OWEISS
In his Prolegomena (The Muqaddimah), 'Abd al-Rahman Ibn Muhammad Ibn
Khaldun al-Hadrami of Tunis (A.D. 1332-1
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