Re: The joy of sects

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Subject: Re: The joy of sects
From: "Muhamed Gessan" <mlapine@xxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2002 11:56:50 -0600

Hello all,

I thought the article made alot of sense. It gives the reader an
understanding of oppertunism in the making. I would encourage everyone to
read it despite whatever its source might be. If we read everything only by
certain authors we would never find our way towards truth.

MG

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- China's new leaders already selected, Macdonald Stainsby Thu 10 Jan 2002, 04:49 GMT
- Major turning point in work of world communist movement, Philip Ferguson Thu 10 Jan 2002, 03:32 GMT
- The joy of sects, Nigel Irritable Thu 10 Jan 2002, 01:41 GMT
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  - Re: The joy of sects, Einde O'Callaghan Thu 10 Jan 2002, 07:33 GMT
    - Re: The joy of sects, Muhamed Gessan Thu 10 Jan 2002, 18:06 GMT
    - Re: The joy of sects, Louis Proyect Thu 10 Jan 2002, 18:16 GMT
- Questions of value and the development of economics, Philip Ferguson Thu 10 Jan 2002, 00:42 GMT
  - RE: Questions of value and the development of economics, Colin Clarke Thu 10 Jan 2002, 22:37 GMT
    - Re: Questions of value and the development of economics, Carrol Cox Fri 11 Jan 2002, 00:40 GMT

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