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12:52 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: [PEN-L]
Fwd: Waiting for Godot
> "Marxists" are, unfortunately, currently very depressing. They are
likea braukellar gang crying in their beer about the old days.
That's right, which is why there is no point in callin
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From: "Eugene Coyle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sabri, don't worry about reading all those books in the library. Ian
> has read them all and will tell us about them.
>
> Gene
>
==
I'm on a futile quest to catch up with Michael P. but there's not enough
t
Sabri, don't worry about reading all those books in the library. Ian has
read them all and will tell us about them.
Gene
Sabri Oncu wrote:
Sabri the anarchy-Sufi-Leninist writes:
This is why I call myself an Leninist-Leninist with a
touch of Yunus Emre, the sufi huma
> Sabri the anarchy-Sufi-Leninist writes:
>
>>This is why I call myself an Leninist-Leninist with a
>>touch of Yunus Emre, the sufi humanist
>
> That explains where the good humor comes from in your
> posts. :)
>
> We could all use more sufi influence...
>
> Ken.
Thanks! Let me tell you that you d
> "Marxists" are, unfortunately, currently very depressing. They are likea braukellar gang crying in their beer about the old days.
That's right, which is why there is no point in calling oneself that any more. It's sort of sad and sorry.> I can support many things without becoming an "-ist" of i
Sabri the anarcho-Sufi-Leninist writes:
>This is why I call myself an anarcho-Leninist with a
>touch of Yunus Emre, the sufi humanist
That explains where the good humor comes from in your posts. :)
We could all use more sufi influence...
Ken.
--
Fundamentally, there is no more "morality" in wo
Hi Aldo --
I enjoyed your post. I like the 3 chaps you happened to mention in the
opening, so that part wasn't my fave.
Aside from that, I agree, and I like the style. I have often thought of
the Godot parallel. That was the thing that attracted me most to Mr.
Marx, the early idea of his about be
>From Michael's response I will single out two sentences:
> I think that Sabri's note suggests that we don't have
> a great difference among us.
Yes. This is what I think. In details maybe you differ but, in my
opnion, it is not the details but the "totality" what matters.
This is why I call myse
I think that Sabri's note suggests that we don't have a great difference
among us. I myself have offered policy suggestions to Democratic
politicians -- but never with any success. Even so, these politicians
could never hope to accomplish anything without some sort of militants
acting behind them
Aldo in his first mail:
> In a years time, a serious Democratic candidate may
> be facing down the lonely ranger. We dont know who
> the candidate will be. But hell need good economic
> programs in a hurry. Someone has to prepare the ammunition,
> and keep it dry. FDR had such a team of academi
Title: RE: [PEN-L] Fwd: Waiting for Godot
>Jim, Ian, and Michael in different ways and words all refer to the
mounting tide of revolution as a necessary precondition for success. Till
then - it seems - it's waiting for Godot. <
I never said anything about "mounting ti
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