Re: [Marxism] Spiked online's latest on "anti-Semitism"

["Lüko Willms" <lueko.willms@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Fri, 20 Feb 2009 17:32:06 -0500, Louis Proyect wrote:

> >   The big question is: why does Louis Proyect molest us with such a 
> > nonsense? 

> Because Spiked online has fairly powerful ties with the British 
> intelligentsia 

  Have they? And so what? Is that in any rate important for the world working 
class? 

> and because one of its members--James Heartfield--has 
> some credibility as a Marxist. 

  Whatever that might be, it doesnt interest me. I am not any 
name-that-person-ist. Who is this Mr. James Heartfield, anyway? Never 
heard of him. 

> Also, I think it is important to keep track of the Zionists, 

  well, have a look at Palestine and what the colonialists are DOING there

> in case you haven't seen my response to Joel Kovel's firing.

   Yes, I haven't seen it. I have no clue who Joel Kovel is, and I don't know 
why I should open a message which has this unknown as the sole catchword. 
Or Nadya Suleman. Or "Obama cartoon", or even "From the latest LRB"!. Why 
would anybody want to open such non-titles? There is too much noise on 
this message list, anyway. 

  Try and use message subjects -- and message contents! -- which have at 
least a very slight chance to arouse the interest of us readers beyond the 
USA frontiers which you so proudly brad about. Otherwise one feels really 
abused by this noise. Its bad enough that you have banned from your list to 
look on the world from a Cuban standpoint. Or to discuss Thabo Mbekis great 
role in bringing the government of national unity in Zimbabwe about. 

   
Cheers, 
Lüko Willms
Frankfurt, Germany
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visit http://www.mlwerke.de Marx, Engels, Luxemburg, Lenin, Trotzki in 
German


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