>
> Right with other Nader voters who are for the most part
> antiglobalization, back to nature crack pots. If you think this has
> anything to do with solidarity with the working class, you are simply
> deluded.
>
>
>
>
> Then it would be hopeless. The alienation of most Americans signals
> the potential strength. If you wanted to make a defensible argument,
> say that anyone who voted represents the illusions which pose an
> obstacle to social change.
>
> Trying to get rid of MFA and US overuse of anti dumping laws? Trying
> to make sure that the US has to bring its already dubious
> intellectual property concerns in front of a world body, instead of
> using strong arm tactics to get the most liberal interpretation of
> IPR through bilateral deals, as the one with Jordan? Carrol, I am not
> for the WTO but I am not for the opposition to it either. It's more
> complicated than you make it seem. You are just another anti
> globalization simpleton.
>
> Rakesh
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Why Jan it's good to have you back, we've missed you. :-)
Ian