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Re: Monbiot on the WTO
----- Original Message -----
From: "Devine, James" <jdevine@xxxxxxx>
To: <PEN-L@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 10:02 AM
Subject: Re: [PEN-L] Monbiot on the WTO
> isn't the WTO run according to the principle of one country/one vote,
while
> the IMF and World Bank are controlled by their big stockholders (mostly
the
> US)? If so, then the WTO is a relatively democratic organization (though
of
> course the "voters" represent those in power in their countries) -- and
> Monbiot is more correct than those who want to abolish the WTO. It
suggests
> that the Seattle anti-WTO demos were poorly aimed, that they should have
> been aimed at the IMF/World Bank/US Treasury axis of weasels.
>
===================
There was criticism of the entire neoliberal institutional matrix in
Seattle. The IMF/WB/Treasury axis of exploitation, extraction and
appropriation were not in town to take part in the festivities. We would
have been happy to lock them down.
Ian
- Thread context:
- Re: Monbiot on the WTO, (continued)
- Re: Monbiot on the WTO,
Sabri Oncu Tue 24 Jun 2003, 04:45 GMT
- Re: Monbiot on the WTO,
Devine, James Tue 24 Jun 2003, 17:03 GMT
- Re: Monbiot on the WTO,
Sabri Oncu Wed 25 Jun 2003, 18:27 GMT
- Re: Monbiot on the WTO,
Sabri Oncu Thu 26 Jun 2003, 00:00 GMT
- Re: Monbiot on the WTO,
Sabri Oncu Thu 26 Jun 2003, 00:43 GMT
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