[Xmca-l] Re: Fwd: NYTimes.com: A Deal That Preserves Greece’s Place in Eurozone, and Fiscal Restraints

[Andy Blunden]

Ulvi,
"Communism is the riddle of history solved."
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1844/manuscripts/comm.htm#44CC4
I don't have the answer. Do you? :)
Andy6
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*Andy Blunden*
http://home.pacific.net.au/~andy/


Ulvi İçil wrote:
> I respect other people's views. But I can not understand how, not the
> working masses, but the educated and thinking people are so easily deceived
> by the rise of such pseudo-leftist movements like Syriza and Podemos in
> Spain. It is a well-known fact that capitalist system never tolerates, put
> aside encourages, a real working-class movement which truly represents the
> interests of the working people to rise so easily whereas in the case of
> Syriza it is just the opposite. Syriza's rise is facilitated by the capital
> because Syriza facilitates the management of capitalism's deep crisis. It
> promised to do so, primarily to the capitalist system. This is apparent,
> that it tries to ease the results of the crisis for the capitalist class,
> and not the working-class. Syriza is another of innombrable experiences
> whose main mission is to extend the life of this system which can give
> nothing anymore to working-classes, especially to younger generations.
> In capitalism, nobody opens your way so easily if you really question and
> act truly against the interests of its dominant class.
> I strongly propose to subscribe to www.solidnet.org in order to be able to
> be informed of the regular statements of kke, communist party of greece,
> which increased its votes under such deceiving conditions.
>
> Paul Krugman has been really good on the Greek situation and his links are
> even better.  He links to an economist who is stunned at the NYT position
> (Krugman has a twice a week column for the NYT).  It is the third post down
> in the blog that convinced me that Syriza really knows what they're doing
> and they are looking to extend the discussion over months (the opposite of
> what Ireland did).  This is not what Krugman exactly says, but it fits
> adding in a healthy does of critical thinking, a sprinkling of Marxism, and
> perhaps even a dash of cultural historical perspectives.
>
> Here is his blog in case anybody is interested.
>
> http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/?_r=0
>
> Michale
>
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> Subject: [Xmca-l] Fwd: NYTimes.com: A Deal That Preserves Greece’s Place in
> Eurozone, and Fiscal Restraints
>
> One American assessment of what happened in Greece's efforts to break the
> grip of Germany and the Eurozone. Active involvement of European workers
> outside of Athens not particularly evident.
> mike
>
>
> Subject: NYTimes.com: A Deal That Preserves Greece’s Place in Eurozone, and
> Fiscal Restraints
> To: lchcmike@gmail.com
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> An agreement to extend Greece?s bailout for four months also committed the
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