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marxism 2011 program notes: prospects for the left under a harper majority
These are my notes from the 2011 Marxism conference in Toronto. The series starts here. * * * * This was just weeks after the 2011 election, and is very interesting to think about at the one-year mark of Harper's majority. Given what we know now - Jack Layton's death, the NDP's election of a centrist leader, the continued revelations of Conservative election fraud, the extreme ideology of the Harper government - what would we add to this today? Prospects for the Left under a Harper Majority Panel Discussion, May 28, 2011 Monique Moisan, Quebec Solidaire The election results from Quebec amazed everyone. We knew there was an “orange wave” but no one knew how big it was! Quebec is clearly anti-Harper. We know what Quebec doesn’t want! This was not an anti-Bloc vote, as many think. It was a statement that sovereignty is not an issue for most Quebec voters. The issues are was Layton talked about: public services, health care, pensions. Economic security. The Bloc formed in 1993 ...
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Peter
Clear evidence of intelligent design!
ReplyDeleteWow... you're getting full force spam lately.
ReplyDeleteTurning off anonymous doesn't work. The spam comes as registered users as well.
ReplyDeleteI think it always goes on the latest post though. Maybe you could make a decoy spam collector post each time you make a real post.
Make it stop!!!! Too much spam!
ReplyDeleteThe spam comes as registered users as well.
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Peter: thank you. I like that you're posting more these days. This time you even remembered to sign your name. :)
Wrye: do you know your name is Ray with a Southern accent? I just finished watching Dallas....
The key to the kingdom!
ReplyDeleteThe key to the kingdom!
ReplyDeleteYeah! Chez L-girl-Redsock.
Casa L-Sock?
ReplyDeleteRed-girl?
Or are you doing the seperate-yet-equal thing?
Whichever, I'm giddy with glee, pour les deux!
Merci, Andy!
ReplyDeleteWe generally call our home by a hyphenated last name, but I gotta say, L-Sock sounds pretty cool. I'm liking it.
It must feel wonderful! Laura I am anxious to get to that moment too! I got your email, thank you!
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ReplyDeletei guess the future is blurry! :-)
ReplyDeleteWe generally call our home by a hyphenated last name, but I gotta say, L-Sock sounds pretty cool. I'm liking it.
ReplyDeleteI dunno, Red-girl seems so appropriate for some reason. ;)
Especially because Red is the colour of Liberals up here... Funny our socialists (NDP) took orange.
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Funny our socialists (NDP) took orange.
ReplyDeleteYeah, pink would have been more appropriate.
What COULD that be in that picture?
ReplyDeleteI know what this is ... this is an espresso machine.
No, no, wait. It's a a snow cone maker.
Is it a water heater?
(sorry, too many Arnie flicks on TV lately)
Ray?
ReplyDeleteAs if I wasn't confused enough by Texas...
I dunno, Red-girl seems so appropriate for some reason. ;)
ReplyDeleteLOL!! Very good.
Especially because Red is the colour of Liberals up here... Funny our socialists (NDP) took orange.
Although I do believe I am orange.
(sorry, too many Arnie flicks on TV lately)
ReplyDeleteG, sometimes you confuse the hell outta me. :)
Ray?
As if I wasn't confused enough by Texas...
Sure. Say Ray with a fake Texas accent, and it comes out "Rye". At least it does on Dallas.