Yoshie's Back -- and Not a Moment Too Soon" (was Re: Global Capital...)

[Thomas Seay]

--- Yoshie Furuhashi <furuhashi.1 at osu.edu> wrote:
> 
> I've heard the same -- minus Hardt & Negri's
> "revolutionary hope" 
> that doesn't have any ground to stand on in their
> own analysis -- 
> from many who are not on the left in any sense.  For

Yoshie, I dont see how what you've cited here refutes
Hardt and Negri (if that is what you are trying to
do)?
In terms of "colonialism", for the most part there has
been a transition from formal subsumption to real
subsumtion in regards to these "colonial" countries.
This is a big difference.

By the way, is this the same Paul Johnson who, I
think, wrote that egregious book "Intellectuals"...And
isn't Dennis Brutus that South African trotskyist that
the SWP used to send all over the country to speak
during the anti-apartheid movement?

-Thomas

of the planet.  
> (Dennis Brutus, 
> "Africa 2000 in the New Global Context: A
> Commentary," at 
> <http://www.pir.org/ppost13.html>)   *****

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"The tradition of all the dead generations

 weighs like a nightmare on the brain of the living"

-Karl Marx

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