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1999-11-17 Richard Moore ============================================================================ Copyright (C) 1999, Richard K. Moore, All Rights Reserved ———————————————————————— 4. Societal destabilization and the neoliberal revolution ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ In this investigation we have so far identified a single revolutionary shift: the shift in thinking of an elite inner-circle of U.S. policy planners that occurred during the war years. This shift led … Read more

1999-11-17 Richard Moore 11/10/1999, Projekt Interkonti wrote: [excerpted] I was very interested to see your open letter and your comments on PGA on the social-movements-mailing-list. However, I do not agree on your view of incorporating everybody at once into a movement, including the right-wing. we should counter any right-wing argumentation at all times, and not … Read more

1999-11-11 Jan Slakov Dear RN list, Richard wrote today to ask me when I was planning to surface… I’ve been so busy I’ve hardly bothered to feel guilty about letting this list go for a time. Happily busy: much of my time has been taken up with the white poppy campaign I told you about … Read more

1999-11-11 Jan Slakov Date: Tue, 09 Nov 1999 10:29:05 +0000 From: Marjaleena Repo <•••@••.•••> Subject: Re: rn- another movement resisting WTO domination Richard K. Moore wrote: > Dear rn, > > The WTO meeting in Seattle seems to be serving a useful function in > focusing activist attention on the WTO, as shown again in … Read more

1999-11-11 Jan Slakov Dear RN, Eric Fawcett sent this posting out to the Science for Peace list serv, which is largely Canadian, but it actually comes from the US (Znet) and applies as much to the US as to Canadians, to anyone living in any NATO country. all the best, Jan PS I hope you … Read more

1999-11-11 Richard Moore 09 Nov 1999, Marjaleena Repo wrote: “Activists are realistically bypassing the bankrupt national political process and targeting attention where real power lies.” This sentence stood out for me, as it declares that the “politics of the street” (demonstration, alternate conferences etc.) is more “realistic” than participating in the “bankrupt national process.” Real … Read more

1999-11-10 Richard Moore ============================================================================ Copyright (C) 1999, Richard K. Moore, All Rights Reserved ———————————————————————— Epilogue – an insane world on the brink of collapse Only when the last tree has died And the last river been poisoned And the last fish caught Will we realize that we cannot eat money. – The Cree When an … Read more

1999-11-10 Richard Moore ============================================================================ Date: Fri, 05 Nov 1999 17:45:08 -0500 From: Nurev Ind Research <•••@••.•••> Organization: Nurev Independent Research To: cyberjournal <•••@••.•••>, Activist List Mail to <•••@••.•••> CC: conspiracy theory research list <•••@••.•••>, Eternera <•••@••.•••> Subject: Upcoming WTO counter coverage. Institute for Public Accuracy 915 National Press Building, Washington, D.C. 20045 (202) 347-0020 * … Read more

1999-11-09 Richard Moore Dear rn, The WTO meeting in Seattle seems to be serving a useful function in focusing activist attention on the WTO, as shown again in the posting below. This is a sign of realism, as regards the structure of elite power in the world today. Activists are realistically bypassing the bankrupt national … Read more

1999-11-08 Richard Moore Dear rn, Interesting document, wouldn’t you agree? rkm ============================================================================ From: “Brian Hill” <•••@••.•••> To: <•••@••.•••> Subject: Fw: Houston Principles of the Alliance for Sustainable Jobs and the Environment Date: Mon, 8 Nov 1999 00:02:39 -0800 http://www.asje.org/principles.html —————————————————————————- [About ASJE] [Image] [Campaigns] [Links] Houston Principles of the Alliance for Sustainable Jobs and [News] … Read more