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> What a lovely idea, Jim!
>
> Haven't seen the film, but here are a couple of
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> I am having a bit of a battle at my company with a manager who is a
> Druckerit
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> >me (also one of the "privileged few" in relative terms) and certainly
> >do not speak for the part-tim
> I don't like markets in general. Prostitution is just a commercialization
> of another human relationship.
>
> I think Fred Lane is onto something in looking at the class nature of th
> subject.
>
> Some sleeze cruises around and picks on a poor young girl who has few
> options in life.
I passed along Valis' and Jim Craven's comments on Nina Hartley & porn to
Susie Bright - an anarcho-marxist aka Susie Sexpert - who writes:
>Nina is a very special woman, but her college education and leftie
>political opinions are not as rare in the sex industry as the writer
>imagines. In fac
Too much! Who has the barf bag? >
> Just what homage does Paul Kneisel - the same whose Computer Kills
> Fascists - imagine he is paying to truth and proportionality by
> introducing us to Nina Hartley? How many Berkeley faculty brats
> with a magna cum laude degree in a marketable skill does
On Thu, January 8, 1998 at 11:02:39 (-0500) Doug Henwood writes:
>William S. Lear wrote:
>
>>Bright nor Hartley
>
>Remember that these two women are socialists whose critique of degradation
>and exploitation focuses on wage labor, not sex.
Yes, quite right. It's easy to get sucked into a point
James Michael Craven wrote:
>I'm sure that the few rich Jews of Hungry had rationalized away or
>insulated themselves from knowing exactly what fate awaited the other
>Jews that they helped to identify, register, collect and have
>deported.
Am I the only one who finds this
At 04:01 PM 1/8/98 -0500, Susan Fleck wrote:
>What's different between prostitution and many marriage contracts?
>1.prostitution is sex for direct payment of money,
marriage is sex for indirect payment of money/financial security.
Response: Marriage is or equals sex for indirect payment of
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Jerry Levy's discussion of anarcho-Marxists is very welcome. My
understanding is that the difference between "antiauthoritarian Marxists" (a
redundant phrase, at least in my book) and pure anarchists is that while the
latter want to abolish the state as soon as possible, the former want to
fir
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This kid, little Johnny, was assigned to do a high-school paper on
"What is a market economy?". At dinner, he asks his Father to help
him. The father, somnewhat flustered, remembering the D he got when he
took economics, said: "Well a market economy is a system in which
people play different e
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It is interesting to note that the chaos/complexity "paradigm" is
often portrayed as "cutting edge; the notions of hidden order in
complexity and complexity out of assumed order, fuzzy logic, strange-
attractors, spirals rather than linear chains of causality etc.
The earilies known date of the
In my Macro courses, I find that when I am discussing the concepts
and paradigms embodied in the so-called "Natural Rate of Unemployment"
or target rate of unemployment, bringing in Marx's Industrial Reserve
Army opens up all sorts of discussion and thought. "The industrial
reserve army...durin
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> In a message dated 98-02-09 14:48:09 EST, you write:
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> << s this really going to happen? I fin
This guy was sitting in his car on I-405 in LA surrounded by wall-to-
wall cars with nothing moving for miles. He figures it is due to some
kind of accident way up ahead. He then sees this guy going from car
to car with a bucket talking to each motorist and figures he'll find
out what's causing
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> James Michael Craven wrote:
> > For my class
I teach a journalism history survey course at the undergraduate level, and
the Titanic takes up most of one lecture. It is important historically in
mass media (and mentioned in all recent mass media history survey texts)
as one of the factors in the passage of the Radio Act of 1912, which,
amon
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<< So
Aside from those rather snide comments, I think the more interesting question
is how to get some of these lefty journals talking to each other and the rest
of the profession rather than addressing their little piece of audience.
Feminist Economics was named one of the year's best journals primari
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Over the weekend, I heard an album by the anarchist-singer U
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For my classes in which there are some who have had a problem
demonstrating "command of the subjects" through the usual examination
modalities, I have given the following extra-credit assignment:
"The central concerns of 'Mainstream Economics' are seen by some as
analogous to concern with 'th
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> What the fuck's this line of discussion about?
>
> (Canadian) Sid
> >
> > Of course
As an addendum to previous remarks, the ultra-rightist "property
rights" arguments are being examined for some dialectical turnabout
by some of the Tribes. Where the "property rightists" argue that any
social legislation that abridges, modifies, eliminates the effective,
full and discretionary
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Comment: This piece was simply very well done and to the point. Under
the old formulae of Reagan/Bush, the oil-holding Tribes were ripped
off for over $5 billion through systematic and calculated under-
valuation of oil and mineral assets. Add another $3 to $5 billion of
BIA accounts suddenly "
I lived in Puerto Rico 1983-86 and worked as a Senior Planner for the
Planning Board of the Office of the Governor of P.R. My original
assignment was to work as a project leader restructuring and
examining the input-output system used for planning and forecasting
estimates.
After some time I
> > > On Thu, 8 Jan 1998, Wojtek Sokolowski wrote: >
> > there is a better chance a woman being
> > brutalized by someone with whom she is in non-commodified relationship (a
> > boyfriend or a husband) than by a 'john' in the commodified sexual act.
> >
> This is not only too much faith in
James Michael Craven wrote:
>On what basis do you assert that these women are "socialists"?
Because they call themselves that, for one. I've never talked to Hartley,
but I did a long interview on my radio show the other week with Bright, and
we talked, among other things (li
A couple of quick thoughts in response to Valis' remarks
[ snip ... ]
>And how much of a connection is there between her polished ideological
>trumpetings and the terms of Fred Lane's original request?
Actually, in Paul's defense, enough to make it worthwhile. Hartley had
already popped
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> I heard a report this morning on (US) NPR about the abuses that many
> Canadian I
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> Jim, are those stories all for the US? or do they apply just as well to
> Can
April 8,1998
Mr. Dan Geer,
Mr. Allen Lowry,
Mr. Lowell, Meznarich
Glacier County Commissioners
&
Mr. Larry Epstein
Glacier County Attorney
County Court House
Cut Bank, Montana 59427
Dear Sirs:
As you good people know I have been researching the history of the creat
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Dear Marco,
Thanks for the note. I hope that you continue serious scholarship on
some of these vital questions. When I was a Tribal Judge at a recent
UN-sponsored Tribunal in Vancouver, B.C. we had some solid evidence
of torture techniques used on Indians that were employed by "religious
elem
How to Confront Holocaust Deniers
1) Do not take them on on their own turf; do not go as the "token
opposition" to forums packed with their own kind, that are basically put on for
publicity and narcissism;
2) Serious research the organizational, political and funding
connections between indiv
On 3 Sep 98 at 9:49, Max Sawicky wrote:
> > . . .
> >that there are some references--e.g. certain Zionist leaders
> >collaborating with Nazis to get young and religious Jews to Palestine and
> leave older and more secular Jews to the gas chambers . . . >>
>
> Although I've read some about nazi-
On 3 Sep 98 at 10:26, Frances Bolton (PHI) wrote:
>
> Just wanted to comment on my use of the word "goyim." I was speaking
> within the context of the young Jewish wish to create a new Jew. Hope no
> one was insulted.
>
> fb
>
>
> On Thu, 3 Sep 1998, Frances Bolton (PHI) wrote:
>
> > Max,
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On 3 Sep 98 at 8:31, jf noonan wrote:
> On Wed, 2 Sep 1998, James Michael Craven wrote:
>
> > How to Confront Holocaust Deniers
> >
> > 3) Do not discuss only the Jewish victims of the Nazi Holocaust
>
> Unless you're trying to open a Holocaust museum in N
>From the World Book Encyclopedia, circa 1920
"What is a Mexican? Mexico had in 1910 a population of about
15,112,600 people; an accurate census has never been taken because of
the superstitious fears of the people. When a census taker appears
they conceal from him as many facts as possible, t
On 3 Sep 98 at 12:14, Andrew Mathis wrote:
> just what the hell is the matter w/you, anyway? haven't you gotten the
> message? your contributions to the nizkor-l list turned out to be
> something less than appreciated, if not exactly for the reasons you
> fantasize
>
> why not just call it a
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1. United Church makes res-school apology
2. Res-schools: Governme
Valis,
One more thought:
The Administrator and Politician as Slave
"Before delivering a Law Day speech at a Western university, I
attended a reception with its president. By the time the evening was
over, the poor man had osculated the hindquarters of every dowager
and shaky old fossil who m
On 3 Dec 98 at 16:07, Michael Perelman wrote:
I very much appreciate Jim Devine's question that he put to all of us. I think
that those economists among us could do more to help each other, enlighten each
other, and to find ways to contribute to social change.
Like Jim, I enjoy the banter
Response: So would courage on this man's part been to have joined the
"America First" Movement? Of course World War II was an
inter-imperialist war in many respects; but the everyday airmen,
sailors, soldiers were used as cannon fodder and little to do with
that. And once the war began, the de
On 27 Jan 99 at 14:32, Tavis Barr wrote:
>
> STOP!!! PLEASE!!! I referred an intern to Doug once and she had a great
> _working_ experience. No interaction with or complaints about his libido.
>
> Cheers,
> Tavis
>
>
>
> On Wed, 27 Jan 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Dear Pen-l Friends,
I have been "allowed" to contact pen-l and 21 other addresses while
there is a decision pending whether or not I will be banned
permanently from contacting those addresses from work. Part of the
change was due to union pressure and also my colleague Gerry Smith
put the hea
Response:
Absolutely dead on in my opinion. There are many forms of language
and modes of communication/miscommunication/deceptive communication
and just like the meaningless and overblown tortured syntax,
caricatures and empty of real rhetoric (to persuade you must be
understood) shown below
Comment:
Not as an "excuse" but if that empty pretentious rhetoric and totured
syntax given in the example from Butler that won the
Doublespeak/Gobbledegook Prize is an example of her normal prose and
speech, I would need at least six Captain Morgan spiced Rums
to go to hear her and six more t
The Pikanii Nation of the Blackfoot Confederacy
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Jim:
Welcome to the real warSomething "strange" is right...My sho
> Do I have to spell it out? You know, lump as in "immutable", labour as in
> "labouring subject". The problem with many pomoistas, from my experience, is
> that they seem to be so interested in endlessly "talking about doing"
> something that they don't notice when it is actually being done.
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Jim:
Thanks for the note. I just wanted to make sure you saw these last two
artic
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THE EXPERT WITNESS RADIO SHOW
WBAI New York City (99.5 FM-Tuesdays 7-8pm))
KPFK Los Angeles (90.7 FM)
Comments?
Jim
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On 20 Jan 99 at 19:30, Dennis R Redmond wrote:
> On Wed, 20 Jan 1999, James Michael Craven wrote:
>
> > I wonder how many working class women or women on Reservations could
> > relate to or understand the rhetoric in the example of Butler's
> > writings give
On 19 Jan 99 at 8:39, Gerald Levy wrote:
> Barkley asks:
>
> > Are you happy now, Jerry?
>
> Not yet.
>
> Had a published "review" of your book been authored by someone who
> admitted (afterwards) that s/he only read the dust jacket, would your
> response be so cavalier?
>
> I doubt it.
>
>
I enter this with some trepidation. I have read only portions of
Judith Butler's work. Frankly, I just dropped it because the Talcott
Parson-like tortured syntax coupled with pomobabble along with the
soc/antho/econ penchant for telling people what they already know or
is obvious in language f
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On 20 Aug 98 at 18:49, Mark Miller wrote:
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>
> Hello, all. I'm delighted to be "here," taking part.
>
> I'd like to weigh in with some comments on Doug Henwood's last, because it
> oversimplifies both my own argument and--more important--the current
> situation of the media.
>
> There is rea
The following is an excerpt from a speech by Major General Smedley
Butler, USMC, TWICE awarded the Medal of Honor (1914, 1917) made in
1933:
"War is just a racket. A racket is best described, I believe, as
something that is not what it seems to the majority of people. Only a
small inside grou
On 19 Aug 98 at 9:55, James Devine wrote:
> the following ad copy is real:
>
> "New! Titanic -- The Board Game
>
> "Gossip with other passengers, receive telegrams, and collect all five of
> your personal property cards to earn your way out of Second Class and into
> First Class, where your
Response: At the risk of starting another flame war and without
implying in any way that struggles of Indigenous Peoples or the
Political Economy of Indian Country are the only--or even the most
"important"--issues worth discussing, nevertheless some issues,
concepts and references provoking t
On 18 Aug 98 at 7:39, James Devine wrote:
> I liked that bit about Hillary's "Republican cloth coat." and I'm glad he's
> going to keep the dog.
>
>
>
> Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] &
> http://clawww.lmu.edu/Departments/ECON/jdevine.html
Add to this list of types of individuals who loved Clin
On 17 Aug 98 at 15:31, Louis Proyect wrote:
> Ricardo Duchesne:
> >
> >RD: Ok, Craven, if it fits your political goals, let's say N.
> >American Indians did evolve into a state organized society.
>
> In the chapter "The Gift of Democracy," in Jerry Mander's "In the Absence
> of the Sacred" he
On 17 Aug 98 at 11:24, Ricardo Duchesne wrote:
> Date: Fri, 14 Aug 1998 19:08:23 -0700 (PDT)
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> Subject: [PEN-L:901] Re: Re: sell-out Indians and western arrogance
> Reply-t
On 14 Aug 98 at 15:24, Ricardo Duchesne wrote:
>
>
>
> JC:
>
> Further Response: I'm sorry but you are just ignorant about Indians,
> Indian History and Indian Society; your reference to "nomadic way of
> life" reveals your basic ignorance (Most Indian Nations formed stable settlements
>
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Subject: Tsek'ehne Nation needs your help
Hi there-
A few days ago we received a desperate call for help from a
With so much talk about traditional Indians and Indian societies
being "primitive", "Stone Age" Luddite-like etc here is a suggested
reading list for those not acquainted with Indian issues, history and
societies (please feel free to add):
"Native American History: A Chronology of a Culture's
On 12 Aug 98 at 21:07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Louis P. just responded in the general debate "The
> Canadian Government just signed a compromised treaty with a tiny
> Indian tribe and the ramifications are turning British Columbia into
> a maelstrom." Now as someone (from BC) who has followed
On 12 Aug 98 at 16:42, Ricardo Duchesne wrote:
> From: "James Michael Craven" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Organization: Clark College, Vancouver WA, USA
> To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Wed, 12 Aug 1998 11:31:13 PST8PDT
> Subject:
On 12 Aug 98 at 12:36, Wojtek Sokolowski wrote:
> At 11:47 AM 8/11/98 +, Jim Craven wrote:
> >Thanks to Louis for publishing that piece. It reminds me of
> >journalists who scream "But what about the people's right to know?"
> >when someone being questioned refuses to answer. Translation: "
On 11 Aug 98 at 19:51, boddhisatva wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> C. Craven,
>
>
>
> So the native Canadians get the land and do what? Are they going
> to open casinos? Are they going to log, farm or mine? All those are
> pretty depressed industries right now. Where are they g
On 11 Aug 98 at 12:31, Michael Perelman wrote:
> Am I the only one who sees a distinction between Leo, investigating police
> interrogation methods, and Ellis, taking advantage of people who are not harming
> anyone else? How about the Greenpeace person who infiltrated the fishing fleet or
> the
Thanks to Louis for publishing that piece. It reminds me of
journalists who scream "But what about the people's right to know?"
when someone being questioned refuses to answer. Translation: "But
what about MY need for a 'scoop' so that I can get more exposure, so
that I can get name recognitio
Last night (Jul 23 rd) Frank Martin (Bella Bella) and his wife Helen Michell
(Carrier) were arrested again--following a meeting on Indian activism
and plans for actions and protests.
Frank was arrested on the basis of an alleged previous warrant in
1992; the problem is, that he was just previo
Hello Ajit,
Thanks for the message and the concern. These people are for real
freedom fighters who have suffered/are suffering unimaginable
persecution.
One thing is to organize petitions or write letters to the Government
of Canada (Prime Minister Chretien) as this alerts the Canadian
autho
On 28 Jul 98 at 13:09, Louis Proyect wrote:
> Jim Craven has been very close to a similar type conflict in Seattle with
> the whale-hunting Makah's lined up against an outfit called the Sea
> Shepherds, a middle class green group that views the Makah as a cat's paw
> of the Japanese whaling indus
Most of the Marxist--and even much of the non-Marxist--literature on
national sovereignty and self-determination defines a nation as a
group of people who share: a) common territory; b) common language;
c) common culture; d) common economic life; e) common political
institutions; f) common his
Comment:
"Give Aways" and "Potlatch" including with other Tribes and Nations
are a very Indian thing to do. Secondly, there is the matter of
Treaty Rights and defending them as virtually every single Treaty
that has been signed and ratified or not-ratified has been broken by
non-Indians whil
es not make it any less legitimate or
> serious, although it certainly should make one cautious
> about it, which I believe I am.
> Barkley Rosser
> On Tue, 28 Jul 1998 10:47:16 PST8PDT James Michael Craven
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > On 28 Jul 9
Was even one Indian Nation a signatory to any international
conventions on Whaling? Was even one Nation consulted or asked about
Whaling and its significance to national/cultural survival or any
alternatives that might also allow national/cultural survival? No,
the "dependent and captive" Indi
Every case of fascism--past and present--has faced the problem of how
to construct ultra-repressive instruments and policies that
effectively serve the interests of a tiny minority--the
ultra-rich--while forging a mass social base of supporters and shock
troops who objectively could never be s
t think that this means that being concerned about this
> "contradiction" is "shit." Sorry about that, Jim.
> Barkley Rosser
> On Tue, 28 Jul 1998 12:58:45 PST8PDT James Michael Craven
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Was even one Indian Nation a s
ions on your
important work in England. As a Canadian, I had to swear allegiance
to Liz, Phil, their Polo ponies and all their in-bred half-wit heirs
and successors; how they doing? I hear Harry and William will be soon
calling Camilla Bowles "Mommy".
Take care,
Jim
On 28 Jul 98 at
On 29 Jul 98 at 7:44, James Devine wrote:
>
> I'll join the chorus on this (though I probably won't see Saving Private R
> until it hits video, since going to a movie plus baby sitting adds up). My
> late father was also in the Pacific, in the supply corps on an LST. I
> always got the impression
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Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1998 17:41:57 -0700
From: Jerod Rosman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: James Michael Craven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Thanks
Jim: Thanks for the reply and reference. I'm trying to dig up
--Message-Boundary-8911
Some "applied" political economy
Jim Craven
James Craven
Dept. of Economics,Clark College
1800 E. McLoughlin Blvd. Vancouver, WA. 98663
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Judicial Findings From The Inter-Tribal Tribunal on Residential
Schools in Canada (Held June 12-14 in Vancouver, B.C.) Submitted by
James M. Craven, Tribunal Judge ( c Copyright James M. Craven July
14, 1998, All Rights Reserved)
You Can Recognize a Red Indian by His [or Her] Way of Life, Not b
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