At 06/12/02 13:27 -0500, you wrote:
i am sure you are all aware of this. i am posting the news since nobody
has and i am interested in hearing your opinions.
--ravi
Unlike Greenspan e was unsubtle in taming the animal spirits of the stock
exchange. But fundamentally he was
The news of O'Neill's forced resignation was reported on the BBC with
television newclips of him looking uncomfortable wearing African dress on
his trip with Bono. Either a fool or a hypocrite, or both.
A pwerful quick visual message that he was incompetent with the global
economy as well as
In a message dated 12/7/02 1:14:22 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bush is starting to run out of options, because whatever is done with the
currency or taxes, fundamentally there is a finite global mass of exchange
value. It is a zero sum game. The incessant drive of
Chris Burford wrote:
O'Neill with hindsight looks like the uncomfortable pathetic puppet
of finance capital he was.
Eh? Why did Wall Street rally on the announcement of his departure,
after taking an early morning hit on the weak U.S. employment report?
They never liked him. It'll be very
In a message dated 12/7/2002 11:07:00 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Eh? Why did Wall Street rally on the announcement of his departure,
after taking an early morning hit on the weak U.S. employment report?
They never liked him. It'll be very interesting to see if Bush
Doug wrote:
Eh? Why did Wall Street rally on the announcement
of his departure, after taking an early morning hit
on the weak U.S. employment report? They never liked
him.
Not only because he was not one of them but also because he did
not represent their interests.
It'll be very
Greetings Economists,
I am going to build an analysis of disability rights to create an economic
foundation for integration of disabled people into the left movement. One
serious problem on the left is understanding what disabled people are
fighting for. The article pasted below and the web site
Title: RE: [PEN-L:32842] Re: O'Neill goes, Bono stays
Chris Burford wrote:
O'Neill with hindsight looks like the uncomfortable pathetic puppet
of finance capital he was.
Doug:
Eh? Why did Wall Street rally on the announcement of his departure,
after taking an early morning hit
- Original Message -
From: Devine, James [EMAIL PROTECTED]
why not go for greatness, appointing another oil man to the job?
Jim
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Isn't Ken Lay looking for work?
Ian
We are in the process of starting a campaign against Sodexho (Simon's
Rock College's dining hall sub-contractor which recently bought the previous
sub-contractor Woods!!). Any information regarding the company and its labor
practices is appreciated. Thanks.
--
card
Devine, James wrote:
why not go for greatness, appointing another oil man to the job?
Because Treasury is supposed to be Wall Street's personal branch of government!
Doug
Title: RE: [PEN-L:32848] Sodexho-Workers-Colleges
I would appreciate this info too, since they provide our food service on campus. (Despite the Jesuits' preferential option for the poor, they seem to prefer to contract out to companies that cut benefits the like.)
Jim Devine [EMAIL
Ken Lay hasn't been pardoned yet. (Dubya doesn't want to presume guilt.)
Elliot Abrams has already been pardoned but just took a different job.
Ian Murray wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Devine, James [EMAIL PROTECTED]
why not go for greatness, appointing another oil man to the job?
Title: FW: Ditty
Sung to the tune: If You're Happy And You Know It Clap Your Hands
If we cannot find Osama, bomb Iraq.
If the markets hurt your Mama, bomb Iraq.
If the terrorists are Saudi
And the bank takes back your Audi
And the TV shows are bawdy,
Bomb Iraq.
If the corporate scandals
Ahmet,
I did a dossier on Sodexho for the B.C. Hospital Employees Union about 6
months ago. A copy of it is online at:
http://www.cupe.ca/downloads/sodexho_profile.pdf
Tom Walker
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US slide prompts Bush purge
Treasury chief axed amid gloom
Saturday December 7, 2002 The Guardian
Washington has been alive with rumours for months that Mr Bush was not
happy with the increasingly vain attempts of his plain-speaking treasury
secretary to talk up the stockmarket and the US
At 07/12/02 11:06 -0500, you wrote:
Chris Burford wrote:
O'Neill with hindsight looks like the uncomfortable pathetic puppet of
finance capital he was.
Eh? Why did Wall Street rally on the announcement of his departure, after
taking an early morning hit on the weak U.S. employment report?
Chris Burford wrote:
But what sector of capitalism did he represent if it was not finance capital?
Are you using this term in Hilferding's sense, as the unity of
industry and finance on the mystical model of the Holy Trinity? I
don't think things are so seamlessly joined. O'Neill came out
I think it can be said that Bush's money comes out of Wall Street before
oil. His grandfather, Prescott Bush was a partner (while in the Senate)
at Brown Brothers Harriman, 59 Wall St., a commercial bank AND member of
the NYSE. Brown Brothers Harriman was, early in its life, an
Eugene Coyle wrote:
I think it can be said that Bush's money comes out of Wall Street
before oil. His grandfather, Prescott Bush was a partner (while in
the Senate) at Brown Brothers Harriman, 59 Wall St., a commercial
bank AND member of the NYSE. Brown Brothers Harriman was, early in
its
http://www.thenation.com/doc.mhtml?i=20021216s=reading20021203
December 3, 2002
What Are They Reading?
by DOUG HENWOOD
SECRETS OF THE TOMB:
Skull and Bones, the Ivy League,
and the Hidden Paths of Power.
By Alexandra Robbins.
Little, Brown. 230 pp. $25.95.
Secret societies are manna for
I lied.
Sabri
By the way, there is some info about Bush family here:
http://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/10_09_01_carlyle.html
Does anyone know who its author Michael Ruppert is?
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12/07 17:44
Bush May Consider Parsky, Archer to Be New U.S. Treasury
Sabri is severely reprimanded for cavorting with Cato types the same day
that he posts Mike Rupper's column. Ruppert is a conspiracy theorist.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
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