Thanks, Jim. Your response is very helpful in thinking through the
course. Not having read the entire issue I am in no position to see the
parallels you draw with nc micro. But your take does strike me as
strange, after all Brenner is presumably taking a macro-structural
position but your
At 07:28 24/10/99 +0200, you wrote:
On 23 Oct 99, at 23:59, Chris Burford wrote:
... there are various politicised charities in the UK
who want a bigger type of reform than just annulment of the debt. Nor are
they any longer restricting themselves to calling for advantageous trade
deals.
At 08:53 AM 10/24/1999 -0400, you wrote:
Contribution to the Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right:
Introduction" (1844):
'Religious suffering is at once the *expression* of real suffering and the
*protest* against real suffering. Religion is the sigh of the oppressed
creature, the heart of a
Walter Daum's post on the Klan in New York City, included below for
reference, is the most pithy compact political statement I've read on the
net in the past year.
-- tallpaul
editor: The Internet Anti-Fascist
"It's not a question of supporting the Klan's rights, but of denying the
BN: Shahak is a heroic figure, but I think you're misinterpreting him a
bit.
. . . Is your characterization based on having read the work I cited? If
not, on what? . . .
mbs: No, it's based on a supposition that he couldn't have
made the error you did in your paraphrase of his work.
Before the abolition of apartheid in South Africa, it was pretty much known
that the R of SA had nuclear weapons. Was this knowledge accurate? what is
Mandela's attitude toward these nukes, if they exist? what is the SA
state's attitude?
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 11:37 PM 10/23/1999 -0700, Anthony D'Costa wrote:
Thanks, Jim. Your response is very helpful in thinking through the
course. Not having read the entire issue I am in no position to see the
parallels you draw with nc micro.
I was talking about the theoretical stuff at the beginning about the
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At 02:43 PM 10/22/99 -0400, you wrote:
BN:
. . . Shahak convincingly argues that racism and a pre-Enlightenment world
view are endemic to orthodox Judaism as it is practiced in Israel today.
Note that there is no separation of religion and state in Israel, so that
this is a matter of no small
I thought it was Charles Kingsley, the minister and author of Water Babies, who
originally said that religion was the opiate of the people but I may be
mistaken.
Cheers, Ken Hanly
Jim Devine wrote:
I wrote:
As Hitler allegedly asked (or was it Stalin?), how
many battalions does the Pope
Yoshie writes:
It is hoped that, in the process of fighting the power, people will also
drop any religious faith.
Some hairy old German guy said that religion was the opiate of the masses
(quoting others, including Kant, I believe). But he broke with the
hard-core atheism of the Young
The declaration from Taegu which Patrick forwarded, is very much a
declaration from a conference drafted in such a way as to win the largest
possible number of signatures without going into detail that not all could
sign up to.
So the call for the immediate resignation of Camdessus and his
On 23 Oct 99, at 23:59, Chris Burford wrote:
... there are various politicised charities in the UK
who want a bigger type of reform than just annulment of the debt. Nor are
they any longer restricting themselves to calling for advantageous trade
deals.
Oxfam Int'l's people endorsed the IMF's
At 19:29 23/10/99 +, Patrick wrote:
From: Chris Burford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What are the openings in the North therefore for reform of the
international systems even if Patrick and his allies would denounce them as
timid and reformist?
Of the top of my head I can think of two: the
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