i'm taking a break from the lists so i can do some work. outstanding abuse
can be fwd/d.
Angela
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ps. a gratuitous citation:
'Critical Notes on the Article "The King of Prussia and Social Reform. By a
Prussian" '
Marx, _Vorwarts!_ No.63, August 7 1844
"The state will
Rod Hay wrote:
Galbraith came from a agricultural setting but hardly from the backwoods. He
grew up in a rich agricultural area in south western Ontario, about 30
minutes drive from Detroit.
Please forgive my poor knowledge of Canadian geography, and the implication
of my evocative
Jim Devine wrote:
Michael Keaney wrote: More generally, this demarcation of intellectuals
and the masses is not very helpful.
I was pointing to the demarcation as being in Galbraith, not one that I was
applying. However, let's apply it.
No, I apologise if I gave that impression. In fact, it's
not just the u.s. corporation. organized labor also was very active in this area.
gompers used this exact phrase and spoke about the importance of workers becoming
"americanized." he also listed some groups that he believed were incapable of
"americanization," e.g. blacks, asians, etc.,
Not just factory workers but intellectual workers as well.
The recent blatant ethnic profiling on Chinese American scientists in the
sensationalized espionage scandal has created a reverse brain drain of Asian
scientists back to Asia that will sure result in more systemic transfer of American
The Progressive Response 10 June 1999 Vol. 3, No. 21
Editor: Tom Barry
The Progressive Response (PR) is a weekly service of
Louis Proyect posted this warning to his list
Fast-spreading 'worm' deletes Word, PowerPoint files
By Ann Harrison
A fast-spreading Internet worm, which propagates via e-mail and
destroys
files on a user's local hard drive, has hit companies in three
countries,
an antivirus company said
Dear Folks,
Freedom of Speech is meaningless without the courage to use/demand it and
without the courage to fight for it; the same can be said for Freedom of
Association, Freedom of Religion, Freedom of Creed, Freedom From any Form of
Discrimination.
Further, when anyone keeps secret, that
Rob Schaap wrote:
all depend entirely on IP protection in concert with unfettered access to
global markets . . .
Waddya reckon?
Could it be possible that the law of value has been repealed? "It is
self-evident that the contradictory nature of capitalist society, which is
leading the latter to
After studying works of Mao Tse-Tung,
report immediately to this web site:
http://www.hampsterdance.com/
Sunday Journal, Washington, DC
June 13, 1999
Robert Naiman, Preamble Center
G7: DROP THE DEBT OR STAND ASIDE
NATO's war in Yugoslavia, in addition to causing needless
death and destruction, swept many urgent issues under the rug.
One issue whose resolution is long overdue is the
Virus alert!
Capitalist worm on the loose.
Max Sawicky wrote:
After studying works of Mao Tse-Tung,
report immediately to this web site:
I have started my travels and can only browse e-mail. I asked people to
stop the provocations. I noticed that Doug threatened to boot those who
are trying to start flame wars. I will follow his policy.
Max Sawicky wrote:
After studying works of Mao Tse-Tung,
report immediately to this web
[from Sid Shniad]
Date: Wed, 09 Jun 1999
From: Ellen Gould [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: U.S. bombshell re WTO
The U.S. has just dropped a bombshell into discussions leading up to
this
fall's World Trade Organization negotiations in Seattle.
U.S. Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky announced
This so-called top down approach on services negotiation is not new. US
officials have been actively pushing that for a couple of years and
informally promoting it for almost a decade. What is new is the momentum.
Becasue of the Asian Crises and its global contagion, the US market has
taken on
Date: Thu, 10 Jun 1999 03:05:10 -0400
Subject: World's largest on-line globalization archive
World's largest on-line archive of news, documents and
discussion of globalization issues, starting with the MAI
and expanding from there, can be found at
http://mai.flora.org/homepage.htm
Being one of those strange creatures called parents, I saw the hit movie
"You've got Mail!" about one year after normal people did.
It stars Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks, America's Cutest People (TM). Hanks is a
top exec (due to nepotism) in a ravenous Borders-style bookstore chain that
sets up a
McAffee has a fix for this virus. Just make
sure the file you use matches your operating
system.
mbs
*Resist* newsletter that arrived in postal mail the other day includes
story that mentions recent US 'small' arms sales to Albania, Bosnia,
and Macedonia...any listers with more info on this stuff?...Michael Hoover
Pen-Friends,
It would make my day if a kind heart could email me: "The Business of Crime
and the Crimes of Business: Globalization and the Criminalization of
Economic Activity" by Michel Chossudovsky in the Fall 1996 Covert Action
Quarterly. I gave my copy away
Thanks in advance.
Seth
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Michael Keaney paraphrases Galbraith's NEW INDUSTRIAL STATE and related
works: In this case, there is an ever-developing division of labour, with
a resultant problem of coordination. Greater technological complexity and
organisational size requires,
"Michael Keaney" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/11/99 06:24AM
Charles Brown wrote:
Charles: I don't know if you meant this, but Marxism does not pose an
uncrossable demarcation between intellectuals and the masses. Engels, Marx,
Lenin and Mao were all intellectuals connecting with the masses .
I
Charles Brown wrote:
Charles: I don't know if you meant this, but Marxism does not pose an
uncrossable demarcation between intellectuals and the masses. Engels, Marx,
Lenin and Mao were all intellectuals connecting with the masses .
I didn't mean this at all. I am concerned, however, with a
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from below:"the continuing force of the nation-state ... seeking to promote
accumulation processes within the national economy at the same time ... to
constitute the integrity of the nation and define the form and character of
the national labour market."
liberals may whine about the nationalism
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