I can't recommend this film enough. I would love to own it, but it's
only available in the original French, and I'm not yet programmed to
understand that language.
The story centers on the people who live telepathically and in tune
with nature. It begins with a call for volunteers for a trip
Bottoms up !
CB
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On Tue, 26 Jan 2010 08:55:44 -0500 Ralph Dumain
rdum...@autodidactproject.org writes:
Looks like the real story to me. Notice the entry ends with Gerald
Ford. Social liberalism was killed off during the Carter
administration. The secret of all mysteries lies in the '70s.
One of the ironies
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Dear Jim and list,
Jim, I don't think this gets to the heart of what happened in the 1970s.
You put it down to neo-liberalism, but neo-liberalism is merely a policy at
the level of the State, and it is not an ontological change in the structure
of capitalism. But there WAS a major change that
even the richest and most powerful
nation-state - the USA - became in the 1970s very much subordinate to the
transnational capitalist corporations. The age of capitalist nation-states
dictating their own national economic policy completely died in the 1970s.
But that was the plan. An elite of
I don't buy the 'Trotskyite' theories of their origins, but I do get
that they were clustered around warhawk Demoncrat Scoop Jackson in the
1970s. Also, I don't necessarily agree with all of this analysis
cited below, which cites Lind, who is cited all over the internet.
Zbigniew Brezinzski would
Getting around to more of the ancient mysteries of the 1970s and Reagan 80s.
Operation Nickel Grass was a major sealift, too, with ultimately more
moved by ship in order to re-supply the IDF.
By the way, getting to end of the 1970s, the second oil shock was with
the revolution in Iran, and the
On Mon, 1 Feb 2010 10:16:17 +0900 CeJ jann...@gmail.com writes:
JF: I don't think that it is any great mystery what
happened in the 1970s. In the mid-1970s,
we had the greatest economic crisis since
the Great Depression. It became clear that
the institutional framework which modern
Last one, which I guess does support the idea that the neocons are a
product of this loss
of the liberal consensus (expand social programs, concede to some
civil rights, and win the Cold War against the Soviet Union both with
military might and better rhetoric about freedom, democracy, human
1. In Japan, the history of the 1970s is often boiled down to these
key events: Nixon Shock (that is actually shocks, i.e., currency, 10%
tariffs on goods from Japan, and China), first oil shock, second oil
shock.
2. About the Vietnam syndrome. Much misunderstood. It actually boils
down to: war
I could also add that the top military leaders had two sources of doubt:
1. the high-tech weapons and reliance almost entirely on air power and
its ability to drop bombs and missiles
2. the fighting coherence of the all-volunteer 'professional' military
It's interesting how point 2 led to Abu
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