--- Devine, James [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
there are other options besides secession: Ken
mentions federalism,
while simply increased democracy (including civil
liberties and
affirmative action) may do the trick in other
situations.
---
My personal favorite solution. It works for the rest
of
In a message dated 7/28/2004 12:13:45 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am simply interested in the proponents of self
determination . . . Lou P . . . and Mr. Green and whether they have any
material on their support of Regional autonomy for the Southwest in
First, the character in Wait Until Dark was anything but pitiful: the story was
about how she gains self-confidence by defending herself against a murderer. Second,
Kung Fu had a blind character who was one of the masters. When a Western man says,
I may have trouble on the road. I am sixty-one,
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Give me a break. These so called national movement
. . . I also have
Yugoslavia in mind . . . are utterly reactionary
movements of and led by the
bourgeoisie and none of them even talk about
improving the life of the proletariat
as proletariat. Minister
I am
sure I would not be the only one who would be horribly disappointed if this was
the last of your posts in this series.
dd
-Original Message-From: PEN-L list
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of PaulSent: 29
July 2004 01:49To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject:
HDI\PPP
Chris Doss wrote:
Reactionary is an understatement.
This is equally true of terrorists in Kashmir. About
70% of terrorists killed in Kashmir in the recent
years have been non-Kashmiris. They are usually
Punjabis trained by the ISI and smuggled into Kashmir.
But other nationalities are also
HindustanTimes.com
Thursday, July 29, 2004
UN food programme facing severe shortfall of funding
Press Trust of India
United Nations, July 29
Severe shortfall in funding has forced the United
Nations to cut its
deliveries of vital rations to millions of hungry
people in North Korea.
The North
--- Ulhas Joglekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is equally true of terrorists in Kashmir. About
70% of terrorists killed in Kashmir in the recent
years have been non-Kashmiris. They are usually
Punjabis trained by the ISI and smuggled into Kashmir.
But other nationalities are also involved. e.g.
Ulhas Joglekar wrote:
Chris Doss wrote:
Reactionary is an understatement.
This is equally true of terrorists in Kashmir. About
70% of terrorists killed in Kashmir in the recent
years have been non-Kashmiris. They are usually
Punjabis trained by the ISI and smuggled into Kashmir.
what are
http://www.socialistreview.org.uk/article.php?articlenumber=7849
Socialist Review, February 2002
Kashmir: The Valley of Sorrow
by Sam Ashman
A potential nuclear conflict between India and Pakistan looms over the
subcontinent. The flashpoint is the state of Kashmir.
The British ruling class quit
--- ravi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
imho, the more important debate is regarding cause and
effect: did
local
popular unrest and uprising lead to the influx of
foreign terrorists?
or
did foreign terrorists bring about the image of local
unrest?
---
Maybe both are right?
Speak of the devil.
Unnamed Sources Expect Iraq To Attract Arab Fighters
from Chechnya, Kashmir
Beirut Al-Diyar (Internet Version-WWW) in Arabic 03
Jul 04
[Report from Paris by Al-Diyar correspondent Badra
Bakhus al-Faghali: Western sources expect Iraq to
turn into a center for fundamentalists
When John is president, we will listen to the wisdom of the September
11th Commission. We will build and lead strong alliances and safeguard
and secure weapons of mass destruction. We will strengthen our homeland
security and protect our ports, safeguard our chemical plants, and
support our
ravi wrote:
This is equally true of terrorists in Kashmir.
About
70% of terrorists killed in Kashmir in the recent
years have been non-Kashmiris. They are usually
Punjabis trained by the ISI and smuggled into
Kashmir.
what are the sources for these numbers?
I suggest you visit
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/1766582.stm
Thursday, 17 January, 2002, 18:16 GMT
Kashmir's forgotten plebiscite
By Victoria Schofield
Author of Kashmir in Conflict
When the Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir acceded to India in 1947, the
then Governor-General Lord Mountbatten suggested
Wednesday, July 28, 2004
Its the End of the World as We Know It
By Thomas Wheeler
Review of The End of Suburbia - Oil Depletion and the Collapse of the
American Dream (The Electric Wallpaper Co., c/o VisionTV, 80 Bond
Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5B 1X2, 87 minute DVD,
US$27.75/C$34.50).
Ulhas Joglekar wrote:
ravi wrote:
This is equally true of terrorists in Kashmir.
About 70% of terrorists killed in Kashmir in the recent
years have been non-Kashmiris. They are usually
Punjabis trained by the ISI and smuggled into
Kashmir.
what are the sources for these numbers?
I suggest you
Ulhas Joglekar wrote:
Chris Doss wrote:
Reactionary is an understatement.
This is equally true of terrorists in Kashmir. About
70% of terrorists killed in Kashmir in the recent
years have been non-Kashmiris.
Lately the resistance in Iraq has mainly been killing people at
open-air markets. The
Louis Proyect quoted John Edwards:
... Thats why we will strengthen and modernize our military.
We will double our Special Forces, and invest in the new equipment and
technologies so that our military remains the best equipped and best
trained in the world. This will make our military stronger
NY Times, July 29, 2004
OP-ED COLUMNIST
Banned in Boston
By MAUREEN DOWD
BOSTON The Democratic convention stage has the hushed mahogany dignity
of a Republican men's club: all dark wood paneling with maroon and faux
marble trim. The podium has an ersatz presidential seal with a flag.
Even the
http://www.politicalaffairs.net/article/articleview/211/1/32/
Joel Wendland
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same as the anti-imperialist content of blowing up pubs in Guildford and
Birmingham. Those who don't understand Ireland are doomed to repeat its
history ...
on the other hand, I suppose I should cheer up. Ireland is now a thriving
and dynamic nation, and racial prejudice against the Irish would
--- Doug Henwood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lately the resistance in Iraq has mainly been
killing people at
open-air markets. The anti-imperialist content of this
strategy is
hard to discern.
Doug
---
It doesn't have anti-imperialist content. The point is
to make themselves look badass on TV and
by Chris Doss
--- Devine, James [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
there are other options besides secession: Ken
mentions federalism,
while simply increased democracy (including civil
liberties and
affirmative action) may do the trick in other
situations.
---
My personal favorite solution. It works for
Ulhas Joglekar wrote:
Chris Doss wrote:
Reactionary is an understatement.
This is equally true of terrorists in Kashmir. About 70% of
terrorists killed in Kashmir in the recent years have been
non-Kashmiris.
Lately the resistance in Iraq has mainly been killing people at
open-air markets. The
Charles Brown wrote:
CB: The SU had autonomous regions.
They were formally autonomous. In reality, there was Great Russian
chauvinism from just around the time that Stalin was consolidating
power. Lenin's concern over this matter prompted him to wage his final
struggle against Stalin.
Heavenly Kashmir is still mired in hell as a dirty war gets dirtier
Sandra Jordan in Srinagar
http://www.guardian.co.uk/kashmir/Story/0,2763,1185386,00.html
Sunday April 4, 2004
The Observer
The following correction was printed in the Observer's For the record
column, Sunday April 11 2004
In the
Radio broadcast to discuss referendum on Chavez recall;
The Miami Herald
July 29, 2004
The Aug. 15 referendum on Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's rule will be
discussed today during a live radio broadcast in Miami.
''The Venezuelan Referendum: Is Chavez On His Way Out?'' will be broadcast
from 3
Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
Have you added up all the Iraqi civilians killed by various factions
of Iraqi and non-Iraqi terrorists and compared the number to that of
Iraqi civilians killed by US and other foreign troops who invaded and
have occupied Iraq and by economic sanctions before the invasion
India turned Kashmir into the bitter place it is now
BJP Hindu nationalism has made the conflict more dangerous
Martin Woollacott
http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,630975,00.html
Friday January 11, 2002
The Guardian
When sections of the Kashmiri crowd booed the Indian side and waved
At 11:05 AM -0400 7/29/04, Doug Henwood wrote:
Have you added up all the Iraqi civilians killed by various
factions of Iraqi and non-Iraqi terrorists and compared the number
to that of Iraqi civilians killed by US and other foreign troops
who invaded and have occupied Iraq and by economic
The Militant
Vol.59/No.21 May 29, 1995
Kashmiris Demand: India Out Now!
BY GREG ROSENBERG
Azad Kashmir! (Free Kashmir) shouted women in the charred town of
Charar Sharif - the scene of a devastating inferno provoked by the
Indian army May 9.
The burning of more than 1,000 houses and shops in the
Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
You have no moral right to be acting superior to terrorists, since
you intend to vote for one.
But to be fair to John Kerry, he is only involved with state-sponsored
terrorism. As far as I know, he has never been involved in a suicide
bombing. Now he did apply botox to his
LRB | Vol. 23 No. 8 dated 19 April 2001 | Tariq Ali
Bitter Chill of Winter
Tariq Ali
(clip)
In 1944 the National Conference had approved a constitution for an
independent Kashmir, which began:
We the people of Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh and the Frontier regions,
including Poonch and Chenani
'My film is part of the peace process'
After 40 years of hostility and embargoes, India's movie industry is
opening its doors to its Pakistani rivals. Is this the start of
celluloid diplomacy? Tania Branigan reports
http://www.guardian.co.uk/kashmir/Story/0,2763,1146645,00.html
Friday February 13,
From: Louis Proyect [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
You have no moral right to be acting superior to terrorists, since
you intend to vote for one.
But to be fair to John Kerry, he is only involved with state-sponsored
terrorism. As far as I know, he has never been involved in a suicide
http://www.himalmag.com/2004/may/review_2.htm
REVIEW
Kashmiriyat and Islam
The conflict in Kashmir may be projected as the militant Islamic
assault on the state. But the origins of Kashmiriyat were never built on
inter-religious antagonism.
Languages of Belonging: Islam, Regional Identity and
ravi wrote:
Kashmir:
a US protectorate in reality.
then our duty is not to deny the
former, but to fight the
latter, isn't it?
How do you fight the latter?
Btw, do CPI and CPM share your positions?
Ulhas
Yahoo!
In a message dated 7/29/2004 8:49:16 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
how can you say that the original _expression_ of the local
population is irrelevant today? if it is true that the kashmiri people wish to
be rid of indian oppression, and we are afraid that the result
--- Yoshie Furuhashi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
India turned Kashmir into the bitter place it is now
Typical Guardian headline:
Big country (fill in name of big country here) turned
small country (fill in name of small country here)
into the bitter place it is now. Small countries are
by
Chris Doss wrote:
Typical Guardian headline:
Big country (fill in name of big country here) turned
small country (fill in name of small country here)
into the bitter place it is now. Small countries are
by definition victims of other countries and share no
responsibility whatsoever for the
yoshie writes:
Only those who do not vote for Kerry or Bush have the moral standing
to criticize foreign terrorists.
why so much emphasis on an essentially powerless and thus meaningless act, an
individual vote?
jim devine
Louis:
Now he did apply botox to his forehead reportedly, but that did
not affect innocent bystanders.
Carl:
It could. Introducing a foreign substance like botox might cause Kerry's
crags to crumble like those of the Old Man of the Mountain under the
onslaught of winter ice fissures.
it's also
Coke or Pepsi? It's all in the head
Alok Jha, science correspondent
Thursday July 29, 2004
The Guardian
The long-standing conundrum of why Coke sells more than Pepsi despite
being less popular in blind taste tests may have been solved.
Scientists in Texas used a brain scanning technique to
I don't want to sound patronising, nor like a single-issue obsessive, but
all of these conversational gambits were tried on the British left during
the Troubles and it's not obvious that they did a lot of good.
dd
-Original Message-
You have no moral right to be acting superior to
--- Doug Henwood wrote:
Lately the resistance in Iraq has mainly been
killing people at
open-air markets. The anti-imperialist content of this
strategy is
hard to discern.
Chris Doss:
It doesn't have anti-imperialist content. The point is
to make themselves look badass on TV and Jihadi
Devine, James wrote:
yoshie writes:
Only those who do not vote for Kerry or Bush have the moral standing
to criticize foreign terrorists.
why so much emphasis on an essentially powerless and thus
meaningless act, an individual vote?
It's testimony to the powers of American assimiliation that
--- Charles Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CB: The SU had autonomous regions.
--
Russia still does. Tatarstan is the case in point.
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Ulhas Joglekar wrote:
ravi wrote: Kashmir:
a US protectorate in reality.
then our duty is not to deny the former, but to fight the latter,
isn't it?
How do you fight the latter?
isn't the answer to that question what the broader context of this list
is? or at least the humanist left is?
The terrorist theory is that by blowing things up,
the powers
that be will crack down and alienate the population,
so that
the population will join the insurgent movement.
Specifically
in Iraq, it's supposed to show that the US hasn't
brought order
to the country. The hope is that the
In a message dated 7/29/2004 9:58:32 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Charles
Brown wrote: CB: The SU had autonomous regions.They were
formally autonomous. In reality, there was Great Russianchauvinism from
just around the time that Stalin was consolidatingpower.
A Stem Cell's Worth of Difference (the most eloquent speaker at the
Democratic Party convention turns out to be Ron Reagan, because he
alone didn't have to lie to distinguish Kerry from Bush):
http://montages.blogspot.com/2004/07/stem-cells-worth-of-difference.html
--
Yoshie
* Critical Montages:
me:
The terrorist theory is that by blowing things up, the powers
that be will crack down and alienate the population, so that
the population will join the insurgent movement. Specifically
in Iraq, it's supposed to show that the US hasn't brought order
to the country. The hope is that the
In a message dated 7/29/2004 9:58:32 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Charles Brown wrote: CB:
The SU had autonomous regions.
They were formally autonomous. In reality, there was Great
Russian chauvinism from just around the time that Stalin was consolidating
power.
by Louis Proyect
Charles Brown wrote:
CB: The SU had autonomous regions.
They were formally autonomous. In reality, there was Great Russian
chauvinism from just around the time that Stalin was consolidating
power. Lenin's concern over this matter prompted him to wage his final
struggle against
by Devine, James
.
The terrorist theory is that by blowing things up, the powers
that be will crack down and alienate the population, so that
the population will join the insurgent movement. Specifically
in Iraq, it's supposed to show that the US hasn't brought order
to the country. The hope is
Devine, James wrote:
yoshie writes:
Only those who do not vote for Kerry or Bush have the moral
standing
to criticize foreign terrorists.
why so much emphasis on an essentially powerless and thus
meaningless act, an individual vote?
^^
CB:
Hasn't this gone on long enough?
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail michael at ecst.csuchico.edu
me:
The terrorist theory is that by blowing things up, the powers
that be will crack down and alienate the population, so that
the population will join the insurgent movement. Specifically
in Iraq, it's supposed to show that the US hasn't brought order
to the country. The hope is that the
CB: However, isn't this in response to criticism of the essentially
powerless act of supporting the Iraqi resistance on an email list ?
at least participation on an e-mail list sometimes provides intrinsic pleasures.
jim
Cool it, Yoshie.
On Thu, Jul 29, 2004 at 11:12:55AM -0400, Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
You have no moral right to be acting superior to terrorists, since
you intend to vote for one.
--
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail
Devine, James wrote:
yoshie writes:
Only those who do not vote for Kerry or Bush have the moral
standing to criticize foreign terrorists.
why so much emphasis on an essentially powerless and thus
meaningless act, an individual vote?
It's testimony to the powers of American assimiliation that
They were formally autonomous. In reality, there was
Great Russian
chauvinism from just around the time that Stalin was
consolidating
power. Lenin's concern over this matter prompted him
to wage his final
struggle against Stalin.
---
If a Georgian with a goofy accent can be a Great
Russian
yoshie writes:
Only those who do not vote for Kerry or Bush have the moral standing
to criticize foreign terrorists.
why so much emphasis on an essentially powerless and thus
meaningless act, an individual vote?
jim devine
Because, at bottom, it's a matter of avoiding a double standard of
Chris wrote:
--- Yoshie Furuhashi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
India turned Kashmir into the bitter place it is now
Typical Guardian headline:
Big country (fill in name of big country here) turned small country
(fill in name of small country here) into the bitter place it is
now. Small countries are
If voting is merely an individual moral gesture, why
not make a
better moral gesture than a worse one, such as
refusing to vote for a
terrorist?
--
Yoshie
How do you know Nader wouldn't be a terrorist?
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Yahoo! Mail - You care about security. So
It doesn't matter if it is typical. It matters if it
is true.
--
Yoshie
---
It will always be a priori true for the Guardian.
I'm outta here, it's late. Bye!
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Chris Doss wrote:
If a Georgian with a goofy accent can be a Great
Russian chauvinist.
What does his accent have to do with anything? More to the point,
Stalin's individual characteristics have little to do with the *social
process* at work in the USSR, which Trotsky accurately described as
OK.Let's end this thread right away!
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail michael at ecst.csuchico.edu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Affirmative action programs do not and cannot solve the fundamental
problem of a historically forced and institutionalized social position
of the African American people as a people. When one even mentions the
shattering and break up of the US multinational state many
The New Republic Website
The Right Stuff
by Daniel W. Drezner
http://www.tnr.com/doc.mhtml?i=scholars=drezner072904
After John Kerry sewed up the Democratic presidential nomination, there
was much fretting about whether he would need to tack left in order to
appease the Deaniacs and Naderites. The
At 11:19 AM -0700 7/29/04, Chris Doss wrote:
If voting is merely an individual moral gesture, why not make a
better moral gesture than a worse one, such as refusing to vote for
a terrorist?
--
Yoshie
How do you know Nader wouldn't be a terrorist?
If he becomes one, we will fight against him also,
by Chris Doss
---
If a Georgian with a goofy accent can be a Great
Russian chauvinist. Let's see, Stalin - Georgian,
Khrushchev = Ukrainian, Brezhnev = probably an ethnic
Ukrainian from Moldova, Gorbachev = from Ukraine
too... hey, were any of the Great Russian chauvinist
leaders actually
HAS THE SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTION BEEN BETRAYED?
THE CENTRE-LEFT DEFENDS ITS GAINS
June-July 2004
DEBATES FROM TWO SOURCES: Mail and Guardian, and e-debate
(http://www.kabissa.org/lists/debate)
PARTICIPANTS:
Ferial Haffajee (Editor, Mail and Guardian): FH
Ebrahim Hassen (Senior
All I know is that Jesus gets to vote first since he saith:
He (sic) who is without sin gets to cast the first ballot..
Cheers, Ken Hanly
- Original Message -
From: Dan Scanlan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2004 5:52 PM
Subject: Re: [PEN-L] How Mass
Although I am highly disappointed by the low level of discourse on Kerala/Chechnya, I
do have a serious question that might deflect the discussion.
Are the ethnic hostilities something that would naturally die out without being
enflamed intentionally for political gains or are they inevitable?
by Louis Proyect
-clip-
... and the failure to
make socialist revolution in the West--a failure in itself directly
attributable to the Kremlin's own lack of Marxist insights.
CB: Failure to make socialist revolution in the West was not attributable to
the Kremlin, was it ? Responsibility
In a message dated 7/29/2004 12:47:43 PM Central Standard
Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: And Lenin
outlines issues for struggling against chauvinism including affirmative action:
"That is why internationalism on the part of oppressors or
"great" nations, as they are called (though they
In a message dated 7/29/2004 1:22:52 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
OK.Let's
end this thread right away!--Michael PerelmanEconomics
DepartmentCalifornia State UniversityChico, CA
95929
Comment
Sorry . . . sent last reply before rading this.
No more from me.
Even the fundamentalist suicide bombers dont usually just target open air
markets. They target police or lineups of people waiting to sign up for
security forces etc. The resistance is manifold. US forces are still prime
targets and the toll of dead and injured is still rising day by day.
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/07/29/business/29tax.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/07/29/business/29tax.html ?
hp=pagewanted=printposition=
July 29, 2004
I.R.S. Says Americans' Income Shrank for 2 Consecutive Years
By DAVID CAY JOHNSTON
The overall income Americans reported to the government
In a message dated 7/29/2004 2:05:52 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
by Louis
Proyect-clip-... and the failure tomake socialist
revolution in the West--a failure in itself directlyattributable to the
Kremlin's own lack of Marxist insights.CB: Failure to make
Chris Doss wrote:
--- ravi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: nothing unites like hate. and
for that there is pakistan and/or muslims. the common language i
share with my indian spouse is english. but not to worry with respect
to commonality... advice from some relatives/acquaintances on both
sides
I thought we were dropping this!
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail michael at ecst.csuchico.edu
Ken Hanly writes:
All I know is that Jesus gets to vote first since he saith:
He (sic) who is without sin gets to cast the first ballot..
I wonder: who gets to cast the second stone?
jim devine
[was: : [PEN-L] Israel pushing for Kurdish state?]
Chris Doss:
If a Georgian with a goofy accent can be a Great
Russian chauvinist. Let's see, Stalin - Georgian,
Khrushchev = Ukrainian, Brezhnev = probably an ethnic
Ukrainian from Moldova, Gorbachev = from Ukraine
too... hey, were any of the
Subject: FW: politically correct
TO SPEAK ABOUT WOMEN AND BE POLITICALLY CORRECT:
1. She is not a BABE or a CHICK - She is a BREASTED AMERICAN.
2. She is not a SCREAMER or a MOANER - She is VOCALLY APPRECIATIVE.
3. She is not EASY - She is HORIZONTALLY ACCESSIBLE.
4. She is not a DUMB BLONDE - She
I posted before I had received the termination notice. Anyway my points are
different. The whole idea that the resistance is mostly from fundamentalist
bombers is misleading and the idea that even the suicide bombers let alone
the resistance in general is mainly targeting open air markets is just
Administration picks disgraced judge for Homeland Security
By Michael J. Sniffen and Leslie Miller, Associated Press | July 28, 2004
WASHINGTON (AP) A key overseer of the Bush administration's unsuccessful
efforts to create a more comprehensive screening process for airline
passengers resigned
Michael Perelman wrote:
The Irish were regarded almost identically to the Blacks in the US. I gave some
sources on this a few days ago, I believe. Yet, there is not a high level of
anti-Irish feeling in the US.
All _european_ ethnic groups that have migrated to the u.s. have come
to begin
Charles Brown wrote:
by Devine, James
.
The terrorist theory is that by blowing things up, the powers
that be will crack down and alienate the population, so that
the population will join the insurgent movement. Specifically
in Iraq, it's supposed to show that the US hasn't brought order
People's Daily Online
Life
UPDATED: 18:16, July 22, 2004
China has 600 million telephone users
China had close to 600 million fixed and mobile phone
users by the end of
June this year.
Statistics released from the Ministry of Information
Industry show 30
million new telephone users signed up
The London Telegraph July 29, 2004
Kerry 'will not change foreign policy'
By David Rennie in Boston
America's allies expecting a shift in United States foreign policy from
a President John Kerry should think again, his top advisers said yesterday.
Instead, members of Mr Kerry's inner circle could
HindustanTimes.com
Monday, July 19, 2004
Maoist rebels abduct 50 school children in Nepal
Reuters
kathmandu, July 19
Maoist guerrillas have abducted at least 50 students
and a dozen teachers
from a school on the outskirts of the Nepali capital
in a bid to force them
into their fold, a police
I would greatly appreciate comments/opinions on the following
economics/political economics books that I am considering purchasing:
a) Capitalism and its Economics: A Critical History
by Douglas Dowd
b) The Dollar Crisis: Causes, Consequences, Cures
by Richard Duncan
c) The ABC's of Political
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/29/04 7:18 PM
The London Telegraph July 29, 2004
Kerry 'will not change foreign policy'
By David Rennie in Boston
America's allies expecting a shift in United States foreign policy from
a President John Kerry should think again, his top advisers said
yesterday.
surely
I'll only comment on the two books I've read.
e) Debunking Economics: The Naked Emperor of the Social Sciences
by Steven Keen
very good, but technical. It's a perfect _samizdat_ for Econ. graduate students who
want to ask the profs. hard questions.
g) Contours of Descent
by Robert Pollin
The Great Russian chauvinism went hand in hand with hostility
to gay rights, feminism, experimentalism in the arts, workers democracy and
every other emancipatory impulse in the USSR. Stalin was transmitting the social
pressure of Czarist officialdom, which was re-emerging in the 1920s in
Paul wrote:
[See what happens with some encouragement - soon
I'll be overposting!
Is there a limit on posting?
For India, from 1992 to 2001, the GNI increased by
64% when calculated by
the World Bank Atlas method (non-PPP).
I presume this comment is about India's GDP as a whole
and not
Horseshit. Oh, I'm sorry, is horsehit too harsh a word when faced with the
bemused scepticism of the professional rationalist? In that case,
horseshit.
The latest, and perhaps most gruesome, car bombing was adjacent to a police
recruitment center. Whether or not you approve of the targets in
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