It seems no one knows what it is...
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/01/21/1042911367264.html
When it is found, perhaps someone could send him an email saying I bet
you're glad you don't actually live in Canberra.
On Mon, 20 Jan 2003, Michael Perelman wrote:
Doug Henwood had someone ask me for a critique of rational choice theory
accessible to an undergraduate. Any suggestions? I drew a blank.
I forwarded your query onto a sociologist friend who made the
following suggestions, fwiw:
---forwarded
Title: reckless speculation
It's getting close to the Bushwackers' self-imposed deadline to formalize their decision to wage full-scale war against Iraq, but more and more (including France, with a veto in the Security Council) are saying that arms inspectors should be given more time and
[I stole this from the LBO list, but it was too good to pass up]
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION NEEDED :
HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL
FROM: GEORGE WALKER BUSH
202.456.1414 / 202.456.
FAX: 202.456.2461
DEAR SIR / MADAM,
I AM GEORGE WALKER BUSH, SON OF THE FORMER
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
GEORGE
Devine, James wrote:
Christopher Hitchens will lead the charge, of course.
Not exactly. He'll urge others to lead the charge from the saftey of
his DC apartment.
Doug
Global Threats and the Domestic Struggle for Power (October 2002)
MICHELLE R. GARFINKEL
Department of Economics
University of California, Irvine
http://orion.oac.uci.edu/~mrgarfin/mrg-terror.pdf
Consider an economy where groups compete in a contest for power to
redistribute future income in
Business: NEW ECONOMY WISTFULLY RECALLED AS TINY DOT.COM PROMOTIONAL
OBJECT FOUND IN DRAWER
SAN FRANCISCOThe New Economythe Internet-driven business landscape
once predicted to make bricks and mortar retailers obsoletewas
wistfully recalled Monday, when a small dot-com promotional item was
This is from the Sumeria website:
http://www.sumeria.net/politics/bushknew/milschool.html
Anyone seen a follow-up story anywhere?
Air Force Officer Disciplined for Saying
Bush Allowed September 11 Attacks
Hijacker Attended US military School
By Jerry Isaacs
21 June 2002
A US Air Force
Top World News
01/22 13:59
Bush Says Iraq's Hussein Is Real Risk to U.S., Allies (Correct)
By Alex Canizares and Ryan J. Donmoyer
(Restores Annan's name in 10th paragraph.)
St. Louis, Jan. 22 (Bloomberg) -- President George W. Bush called
Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein a dangerous man with
- Original Message -
From: Sabri Oncu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Everything possible must be done to avoid war, French President
Jacques Chirac said at a news conference with German Chancellor
Gerhard Schroeder in Paris. Germany, which takes over the UN
Security Council presidency next
I just heard a clip of this on CBC. Presumably he meant prosecuted but one never
knows, does one?
He said if an order is handed down to use such weapons, Iraqi forces must disobey.
Should any Iraqi officer or soldier receive an
order from Saddam Hussein or his sons or any of the killers who
I assume that such a theory would not apply to our boys.
On Wed, Jan 22, 2003 at 01:39:12PM -0800, Tom Walker wrote:
I just heard a clip of this on CBC. Presumably he meant prosecuted but one never
knows, does one?
He said if an order is handed down to use such weapons, Iraqi forces must
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From: Tom Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Because if you choose to do so, when Iraq is liberated, you will be
treated, tried and persecuted as a war
criminal, said President Bush.
===
The last two words in the quote are an exquisite redundancy.
Ian
EURASIA INSIGHT January 22, 2003
GEOPOLITICAL PRESSURE COMPELS TURKEY TO RE-EXAMINE INTERNATIONAL OPTIONS
Igor Torbakov: 1/22/03
http://www.eurasianet.org
Turkey is facing mounting geopolitical pressure - including the prospect
of another war in Iraq and a snub by the European Union - that is
Let the EU and NATO deal with their own southern flank defense problems.
After all,
not only is most of Turkey not in Europe, none of it is even remotely
near the North Atlantic Ocean.
God-damned right. The first thing Turkey should do is cut it's military
budget by 50 percent and reallocate
I am not at all sure Congress is worth our energy, given all those things
all of us know (and I am not at all sure we could count on the U.N.
Security Council), but my own uncertainty leads me to at least want this
message to be considered, particulary given that: Of the 48 Members of
Congress who
The Times (London), August 29, 2002, Thursday
Rumsfeld recalls Churchill's stand against tyranny
Tim Reid in Washington
DONALD RUMSFELD, the US Defence Secretary, yesterday compared President
Bush's international isolation over plans to attack Iraq with the lonely
stand taken by Winston
Lou,
Quick comments - sorry I missed the Til showing - I was loaded with work
and only left time to watch the Rustin program (which I had seen before at
a group showing but wanted to watch alone). It was a wrenching experience.
The raw and wonderful courage of those men, black and also white,
Louis:
God-damned right. The first thing Turkey should do
is cut it's military budget by 50 percent and reallocate
the money for desperately needed social spending. I was
surprised to read somewhere today that Turkey has the
second largest military in NATO next to the USA.
Unbelievable.
US begins secret talks to secure Iraq's oilfields
Fears that wells will be torched if regime falls
Nick Paton Walsh in Moscow, Julian Borger in Washington, Terry
Macalister and Ewen MacAskill
Thursday January 23, 2003
The Guardian
The US military has drawn up detailed plans to secure and
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From: Sabri Oncu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Louis:
God-damned right. The first thing Turkey should do
is cut it's military budget by 50 percent and reallocate
the money for desperately needed social spending. I was
surprised to read somewhere today that Turkey
Eternal triangle
How can Europe work with Germany, France and Britain in a ménage à
trois?
Timothy Garton Ash
Thursday January 23, 2003
The Guardian
France and Germany celebrated their wedding anniversary yesterday. But
the truth is that there are three in this marriage, which, as Princess
washingtonpost.com
An Economist On a Mission
R. Glenn Hubbard's Theory Anchors Bush's Tax Plan -- but Can It Survive?
By Jonathan Weisman
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, January 22, 2003; Page E01
From the rarefied air of macroeconomic theory, R. Glenn Hubbard parried
political
Is not war now, any war, by any means swifter and far more brutal than it used to be?
Usually the french left if far less ethno centric than the english left, but maybe things are changing to the worst everywhere.Do you Yahoo!?
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From: Ian Murray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The US secretary of state, Colin Powell, told the Boston Globe
yesterday: If there is a conflict with Iraq, the leadership of the
coalition [will] take control of Iraq. The oil of Iraq belongs to the
Iraqi people. Whatever form
I appreciate this documentation.
On 6th January I wrote to the A list:
Last night too there was a devastating comedy programme on UK Channel 4
with Rory Bremner. Although he tries to remain impartially mocking of all
the main British political parties, this programme did not pull punches,
Ian Murray wrote:
washingtonpost.com
An Economist On a Mission
R. Glenn Hubbard's Theory Anchors Bush's Tax Plan -- but Can It Survive?
By Jonathan Weisman
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, January 22, 2003; Page E01
snip
A tax system based on
consumption rather than savings and
The good thing is that everyone in the arab near east is a consiparcy theorist thanks to a mixture of feudal culture and recent history, so none will believe this.
Lenin wrote to the national bourgeios movement in Syria in 1917 to inform them of secret plans for the division of greater Syria, that
This morning's Guardian lead
US begins secret talks to secure Iraq's oilfields
Fears that wells will be torched if regime falls
Nick Paton Walsh in Moscow, Julian Borger in Washington, Terry Macalister
and Ewen MacAskill Thursday January 23, 2003 The Guardian
The US military has drawn up
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