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29551 Negri on globo -- rank: 1000
Dennis Robert Redmond wrote: >The worker with $1 million in retirement funds ...is very rare. Somewhere around the top 5% of the U.S. wealth distribution, and in all probability a member of the professional/managerial class. Doug
Document Size: 4567
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Wed Jan 9 06:20:02 PST 2002
29552 aliases -- rank: 1000
Quite a few people subscribe under one address and have posts forwarded to another. If they bounce, it's often hard to figure out who the culprit is and unsub him or her. If you do this, please let me know what you're up to so I don't have to waste time decoding headers and playing pattern-matching games. Doug
Document Size: 4642
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Tue Jan 8 15:33:30 PST 2002
29553 manna for conspiracists -- rank: 1000
Hakki Alacakaptan wrote: >More great logic: If it's on CNN, it can't be a conspiracy. CNN also >reported the Unocal story, even mentioning Unocal Veep John Maresca's >testimony before the house subcomittee on Asia and the Pacific in 1998. But >it left out the juciest parts and ended the story with: "So the idea that >oil is now driving this war is totally unrealistic. It would be more >sensible to be considering a pipeline on the moon." Lemme see if I have this straig ...
Document Size: 5462
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Tue Jan 8 15:26:54 PST 2002
29554 manna for conspiracists -- rank: 1000
Hakki Alacakaptan wrote: >More great logic: If it's on CNN, it can't be a conspiracy. CNN also >reported the Unocal story, even mentioning Unocal Veep John Maresca's >testimony before the house subcomittee on Asia and the Pacific in 1998. But >it left out the juciest parts and ended the story with: "So the idea that >oil is now driving this war is totally unrealistic. It would be more >sensible to be considering a pipeline on the moon." Lemme see if I have this straig ...
Document Size: 4729
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Tue Jan 8 15:23:20 PST 2002
29555 Negri on globo -- rank: 1000
Yoshie Furuhashi wrote: >>Yoshie Furuhashi wrote: >> >>>It is not as if international inequality would disappear if the >>>rest of the world all became subjects of the American Empire, as >>>opposed to citizens of their respective nations. >> >>Here we go again - only two choices. >> >>Doug > >Is there any "choice" here? It's not as though Negri, you, I, or >anyone else can today "choose" not to be a cit ...
Document Size: 5216
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Tue Jan 8 13:32:37 PST 2002
29556 Negri on globo -- rank: 1000
Yoshie Furuhashi wrote: >It is not as if international inequality would disappear if the rest >of the world all became subjects of the American Empire, as opposed >to citizens of their respective nations. Here we go again - only two choices. Doug
Document Size: 4570
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Tue Jan 8 12:43:25 PST 2002
29557 Negri on globo -- rank: 1000
Yoshie Furuhashi wrote: >Doug says: > >>But if you blame capitalism, you can avoid the unpleasant issue of >>the nation-state. > >Conversely, one may say that if you blame citizenship and the >nation-state, you can avoid the unpleasant issue of capitalism. Black-white. Left-right. East-West. Never the twain shall meet. Yours in evasive, unproductive opposition, Doug
Document Size: 4760
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Tue Jan 8 12:42:49 PST 2002
29558 Negri on globo -- rank: 1000
Yoshie Furuhashi wrote: >>Doug makes the right point, IMO. >> >>You could have the same problem under socialism. >>Imagine two nations, one rich, the second less so, >>and social benefits that paralleled their overall >>resources. There would be the same interest in >>conditioning benefits on citizenship and related >>obligations. Inequality breeds exclusion, and >>capitalism is not a necessary condition for >>inequality. >> > ...
Document Size: 5235
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Tue Jan 8 11:54:09 PST 2002
29559 manna for conspiracists -- rank: 1000
Explosive New Book Published in France Alleges that U.S. Was in Negotiations to Do a Deal with Taliban Aired January 8, 2002 - 07:34 ET THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. PAULA ZAHN, CNN ANCHOR: Time to check in with ambassador-in- residence, Richard Butler, this morning. An explosive new book published in France alleges that the United States was in negotiations to do a deal with the Taliban for an oil pipeline in Afghanistan. Joining us righ ...
Document Size: 8448
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Tue Jan 8 11:52:33 PST 2002
29560 Negri on globo -- rank: 1000
But if you blame capitalism, you can avoid the unpleasant issue of the nation-state. And if you like, you can take the next step, which is saying you can't really do anything politically until capitalism disappears, which is such a tall order that you might as well just do nothing and wait for the FROP to hit 0. Doug Max Sawicky wrote: >Doug makes the right point, IMO. > >You could have the same problem under socialism. >Imagine two nations, one rich, the second less so, >and soci ...
Document Size: 6363
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Tue Jan 8 11:49:49 PST 2002
29561 Fed turns over $27b to Treasury -- rank: 1000
<http://www.federalreserve.gov/boarddocs/press/general/2002/20020108/> Release Date: January 8, 2002 For immediate release Preliminary figures indicate that the Federal Reserve Banks distributed approximately $27.14 billion of their $31.87 billion total income to the U.S. Treasury during 2001. Federal Reserve System income is derived primarily from interest earned on U.S. government securities that the Federal Reserve has acquired through open market operations. This income amounted to $30 ...
Document Size: 6201
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Tue Jan 8 11:16:19 PST 2002
29562 Fwd: Press Release: NYC Still Mostly Car-Free -- rank: 1000
[further proof that NYC is not like the rest of America...] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 2000 CENSUS DATA: CAR OWNERS STILL MINORITY IN NEW YORK CITY Newly released U.S. Census data show that 54% of New York City households do not own or lease a motor vehicle (down a scant 3% from 1990). Manhattanites are the most car-free; 78% of households there do not have a vehicle. The car-free share of Bronx households is 60%, and Brooklyn is also majority car-free, with 54%. Only in Queens and Staten Island are ...
Document Size: 5487
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Jan 7 15:44:17 PST 2002
29563 acting opp't'y - own equipment required -- rank: 1000
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Document Size: 7338
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Jan 7 14:43:59 PST 2002
29564 bobbing ballot boxes -- rank: 1000
San Francisco Chronicle - January 7, 2002 Scavenged ballot box lids haunt S.F. elections Erin McCormick, Chronicle Staff Writer Beachcombers find them on sand dunes west of Point Reyes. Rowers come upon them bobbing in the bay. The bright red box tops that keep washing up around the Bay Area are floating reminders of a problem in San Francisco, the remnants of ballot boxes that somehow got beyond the control of the city's embattled Department of Elections. The corrugated plastic ballot box lids, ...
Document Size: 10132
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Jan 7 10:38:57 PST 2002
29565 Negri on globo -- rank: 1000
Yoshie Furuhashi wrote: >Auschwitz wasn't inevitable even in Germany, much less other "nation states." Few things in social life are inevitable, but consider this - the good things you've mentioned that some nation-states provide, like social benefits, do depend on notions of citizenship, which depend on notions of exclusion. The Scandinavian welfare state, as admirable as it is, couldn't survive a regime of open borders. Nor could even our very minimal welfare state in the U.S. sur ...
Document Size: 4947
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Jan 7 10:04:53 PST 2002
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