August 8, 2004
CBS-TV ran a report on the unreliability of online news and information last
night. The fledgling SF politician below was cited.
My wife and I went to see Maria Full of Grace today. It is a wonderful
film that humanizes the lives of some Colombian women trapped by the global
econ
California, Take Back the Green Party!
"There's a little rebellion starting," [Peter] Camejo said this week.
Camejo said in California, the bastion of Green registration, "it's a
fact: The majority of the party wants to put Nader/Camejo on the
ballot." (Carla Marinucci, "Nader's Ballot Hopes Hinge
An invitation to any public forum is important. I have had an opportunity to speak in Churches before . . . Detroit and Montgomery Alabama and did work with the old Theology in the Americas Movement . . . as well as public speaking and giving written reports to trade union members on a weekly and
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Greens For Nader Update: Rigged Convention Divides Green Party
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On Sun, 8 Aug 2004, Dan Scanlan wrote:
Moveon began in protest of the Clinton impeachment. It began as a
letter that took a life of its own.
I'd like to know more about this. I've been asked to perform at a
benefit for MoveOn and need to decide.
There's an extensive profile of the MoveOn and their
Title: never mind
Moveon began in protest of the Clinton
impeachment. It began as a letter that took a
life of its own.
Never mind, Michael, about more on this. I found what seems to
be the whole story at
http://www.disinfopedia.org/wiki.phtml?title=MoveOn/History.
Dan
On Sun, 8 Aug 2004, Dan Scanlan wrote:
Moveon began in protest of the Clinton impeachment. It began as a
letter that took a life of its own.
I'd like to know more about this. I've been asked to perform at a
benefit for MoveOn and need to decide.
There's an extensive profile of the MoveOn and their
A Berkeley couple just sent out an email during the impeachment, appealing for
politics to moveon to more important stuff. The letter took on a life of its own &
eventually began an to become an organization. Soros gave them some money.
On Sun, Aug 08, 2004 at 11:32:37AM -0700, Dan Scanlan wrote
So the Jobs Report Is Dismal. The Fed Has No Place to Go but Up. By JONATHAN
FUERBRINGER
New York Times
August 8, 2004
That will Fed policy makers do this week in the face of surprisingly weak job growth
in the last two months? Raise interest rates, of course.
Despite the awkward timing of the Fed
Moveon began in protest of the Clinton impeachment. It began as a
letter that took a
life of its own.
Michael,
I'd like to know more about this. I've been asked to perform at a
benefit for MoveOn and need to decide. (I don't want to help fund a
Kerry front.)
Dan Scanlan
Join Labor At the RNC to Tell Bush & Kerry:
U.S. Out of Iraq & Bring the Troops Home Now!
.End War & Occupation in Palestine, Afghanistan, Everywhere!
.Stop Bush's War on Workers - At Home & Abroad!
.Fund Jobs, Health Care & Schools - Not War!
.Fight Racism - Defend Immigrant, Civil & Labor Rights!
The Sacramento Bee juxtaposed to stories today, perhaps accidentally, regarding
hoaxes. In one case, a young man who wanted to publicize his run for supervisor in
San Francisco faked his own beheading. I understand that the authorities want to
punish him as severely as possible.
In the other sto
Re: Loath by the rich: Why Hugo Chavez is heading for a
stunning victory
by Perelman, Michael
08 August 2004 03:03 UTC
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Right wing polls show Chavez loosing. Isn't that correct,
Michael L?
With the possibility of fraud, can we really expect a victory?
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Michae
With respect to this article, again, the polls here are supposed to be
close. The Venezuela site says that they opposition polls show Chavez
winning.
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA
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NY Times, August 8, 2004
Venezuela's Opposition Loses Momentum
By JUAN FORERO
CARACAS, Venezuela, Aug. 6 - Pompeyo Márquez, with his shaggy mustache,
tuft of white hair and craggy voice, is the new face of Venezuela's
opposition movement, and therein may lie the problem.
After the opposition's f
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