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7396 [lbo-talk] Isolationism ( Re: Sexuality Under Seige, or What Else is New? -- rank: 46

On Aug 2, 2004, at 11:33 AM, Nathan Newman wrote: > The grid of international political views is, at least, a two by two > grid, > and any time someone simplifies it into simple "interventionist > imperialism" versus anti-imperialism is just missing the complex of > values > motivating voters. Probably it's a ...

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Author:	Jon Johanning
Date:	Mon Aug 2 09:59:53 PDT 2004

7397 [lbo-talk] Fwd: Weinberg on Nader -- rank: 46

FUCK RALPH NADER by Bill Weinberg Bill is a producer at WBAI, a writer and editor of World War III Report. Excuse me, I would just like to say something. Fuck Ralph Nader. OK? I went to bat for him in '00, interviewing him for a national magazine and promoting him ...

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Mon Aug 2 09:44:40 PDT 2004

7398 [lbo-talk] Five injured in Thailand blast -- rank: 46

... are said to be in a serious condition, said a police source. Home to most of Thailand's Muslim population, the ...

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Author:	uvj at vsnl.com
Date:	Mon Aug 2 07:34:51 PDT 2004

7399 [lbo-talk] Re: undercover cops -- rank: 46

... on activists that was years old. > > Don't believe the police hype. This is quite true. Gerry Adams says in "Before ...

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Author:	Lance Murdoch
Date:	Sun Aug 1 23:28:16 PDT 2004

7400 [lbo-talk] The Day After: The Burden of Forming a Coalition -- rank: 46

Sergio Yahni, a former director of the AIC, who now does international advocacy for the AIC, wrote this up today about the Israeli election results and the move towards the creation of a viable coalition. Thought to pass it on. Bryan -------- http://alternativenews.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view ...

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Author:	Bryan Atinsky
Date:	Wed Mar 29 14:58:53 PST 2006

7401 [lbo-talk] ruling class -- rank: 46

... elected. Even, to some extent, the USA. State (political) power (police, military, etc) in these cases cannot in any mea

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Author:	Bill Bartlett
Date:	Wed Mar 29 20:27:50 PST 2006

7402 [lbo-talk] the illusory middle 75% -- rank: 46

Doug wrote: > If we can't mobilize a significant minority of the! > middle 75% of this society, then this movement will evaporate. I don't know that this bears more argument, coming on the heels of the demands discussion which demonstrates that we all have different ideas about what, precisely, will ...

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Author:	aren aizura
Date:	Mon Oct 31 10:08:40 PDT 2011

7403 [lbo-talk] Naomi Klein: ABB -- rank: 46

snit snat wrote: >Klein's argument is that supporting Kerry will mean we can move >forward and stop obsessing about a presdinet or even the neocon >cabal: > > >Anybody but Bush - and then let's get back to work I just posted this to the LBO website. Lots of links in the ...

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Sun Aug 1 07:51:01 PDT 2004

7404 [lbo-talk] Pak nabs FBI's most-wanted terrorist -- rank: 46

... 2004 Pak nabs FBI's most-wanted terrorist ANI LAHORE: Police in Pakistan's Gujarat region have arrested a Tanzanian national ...

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Author:	uvj at vsnl.com
Date:	Sun Aug 1 05:09:52 PDT 2004

7405 [lbo-talk] free enterprise in iraq -- rank: 46

US military in torture scandal Use of private contractors in Iraqi jail interrogations highlighted by inquiry into abuse of prisoners Julian Borger in Washington Friday April 30, 2004 The Guardian http://www.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,3604,1206672,00.html [snip] The scandal has also brought to light the ...

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Author:	R
Date:	Fri Apr 30 16:38:55 PDT 2004

7406 [lbo-talk] American Sexual Torture and Murder of Iraqi Prisoners -- rank: 46

... prison near Baghdad": "It was American soldiers serving as military police at Abu Ghraib who took these pictures. The investigation started ...

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Author:	Yoshie Furuhashi
Date:	Fri Apr 30 12:18:32 PDT 2004

7407 [lbo-talk] in Geras' black and white world, is this guy a terrorist? -- rank: 46

... cooperation with it (as at least some of the Iraqi police and fledgling army seem to have been doing). I was ...

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Author:	Jon Johanning
Date:	Thu Apr 29 13:52:11 PDT 2004

7408 [lbo-talk] Norman Geras on the morality of the just war. -- rank: 46

From: "Charles Brown" > >. If we could find a term stronger than > "terrorism" for U.S. conduct... > yes ? then we could neatly define and pigeonhole the actions and continue with this stupid debate. We can scrabble around making up definitions and playing word games but fuck it. The US government doesn't ...

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Author:	Gary?
Date:	Thu Apr 29 13:24:08 PDT 2004

7409 [lbo-talk] Norman Geras on the morality of the just war. -- rank: 46

From: andie nachgeborenen It's quite obvious that unless you are an absolute pacificist, which Charles is not, I don't believe, that this position is a vast oversimplification. First, if you accept that some war is just -- say the war against Hitler, or the Vietnamese resistance to the various invasions ...

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Author:	Charles Brown
Date:	Thu Apr 29 11:18:52 PDT 2004

7410 OFFLIST Re: [lbo-talk] NYT: Marines' alternative approach was doomed from thestart -- rank: 46

Hi Michael, My Dad, who likes reading WW2 histories, keeps saying "I can't believe they would use the US Marines in a situation like that" (i.e. Fallujah). He's right of course; as I've said before, the USMC is the virtual antithesis of light infantry (although the Marine ...

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Author:	Grant Lee
Date:	Thu Apr 29 09:59:32 PDT 2004