solidarity with Brazil

1999-02-03 Jan Slakov Dear RN list, Feb. 3 Four days have gone by since I sent you Michel Chossudovsky’s article on Brazil’s IMF-sponsored economic disaster. Right afterwards, our friend and CDR (Citizens for a Democratic Renaissance) correspondent, César Roberto Magellan sent that posting to several lists. He prefaced it with a call for Brazilians to … Read more

Brazil’s IMF-sponsored Economic Disaster (cont.)

1999-01-30 Jan Slakov Enticing Speculators The IMF sponsored operation was largely instrumental in enticing speculators to persist in their deadly raids; “The money was there” to be drawn upon. If the Central Bank of Brazil were to contemplate defaulting on their foreign exchange contracts, the availability of IMF-G7 money “upfront” financing would enable banks, hedge … Read more

Re: RN: the Nuclear threat still exists

1999-01-28 Jan Slakov Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1999 02:45:16 -0700 To: •••@••.••• From: Bill Ellis <•••@••.•••> Subject: Re: RN: the Nuclear threat still exists War is hell. I know. I am a WW II veteran. Before the war I was a conscious objector. I choose to stay out, so designed radar systems instead. But as … Read more

RN: _Monetary Reform_

1999-01-27 Jan Slakov Dear RN list, Well, quite the coincidence just occured. I was just rooting around my backpack for something and found where I had written down the subscription information for a magazine I just found out about called _Monetary Reform_. It looks very good; the issue I looked at had a great article … Read more

RN: the New Opium war

1999-01-23 Jan Slakov Date: Fri, 1 Jan 1999 23:41:50 -0200 From: •••@••.••• (R. Magellan) Subject: (ing) A nova Guerra do Ópio Jan’s attempt at a translation of César Roberto Magellan’s Portuguese introduction: The article below compares the US diplomatic offensive aimed at increasing cigarette comsumption in Asia to the Opium War, which afflicted colonial China … Read more