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A hidden, internal prejudice affects men and women in the Black Community. One which isn't openly discussed. The stigma which Black men looking for love outside the race face in the Black community and how it negatively affects them. They're discriminated against by their brothers and sisters. The strongest backlash against Black men who date interracially ironically comes from Black women with White boyfriends. In this anthology, they share their stories of hope and triumph with the world.
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Disclaimer: Harry Potter. J.K Rowling. Need I say more?
Author's Notes: CONTAINS BAD ASS SPOILERS FOR THE HALF BLOOD PRINCE. Do not read if you have not read the book.
This hasn't been beta-ed, the mistakes are all MINE! Yay.
Summary: Sitting beside the white tomb, Minerva copes with loss.
Never thought
This day would come so soon
We had no time to say goodbye
How can the world just carry on?
I feel so lost when you are
Not by my side
There's nothing but silence now
Around the one I loved
Is this our farewell?
Within Temptation-Our Farewell
patch of ground near the lake was unnaturally quiet. The birds had
stopped singing; the animals in the Forbidden Forest had stopped
making any noise at all; and the emerald clad woman sat silently,
tears falling down her cheeks, she seemed to be lost in a world that
belonged to the past, or perhaps one of her own making.
Minerva McGonagall sat in the sea of seats that had been occupied not long ago by friends, students, and dignitaries from the ministry.
It had been about an hour since Albus' funeral had concluded and the guests had departed. The students had walked back to the castle, to gather their belongings before catching the train; everyone else had left too, but she did not know where they had gone, and she didn't care. The only thing she cared about now was the white marble box in front of her, and the body that lay inside it. It was the body of this generation's greatest wizard; an intellect, a professor, a man with the heart of a child, her best friend and the only man she ever loved.
When she had been young and had attended her first funeral, the funeral of her grandfather; she had realised that the purpose was not to think of the deceased, but rather yourself and how lonely your life would be without them, how difficult it would be to accept that life goes on, and to learn how to live again. It had not even been a week since Albus' death, but she was already unbearably lonely; the world seemed a darker place; jokes didn't seem funny, the summer weather didn't seem warm and bright, and the threat of Lord Voldermort seemed more real than ever. Even though Albus wasn't really the best weapon they had, that responsibility had landed on Potter's shoulders; he was the most powerful wizard they had had on their side, and the only one intelligent enough to make plans Voldermort wouldn't see straight through. And in this difficult time, the well being of these children had fell onto her shoulders; she could adequately fill in the position of Headmistress of course, but she could never replace Albus Dumbledore, no one could; and everyone knew that. Not many children would return back to school next year though, and she was almost glad of that. She was a teacher, so naturally she despised that the war was interrupting her students schooling; but some of them may not live to see the end of the war, and if that was the case then the last faces they should see should be those of their parents. She thought of them all as her students, every one from the lions to the snakes; and she mourned for everyone they lost to the Dark side, Albus had too.
Albus, how she missed him. His death had not been expected, she had always thought she would be the one to go first. Albus gave of such a sense of power, that he had seemed immortal at times. She had seen him at his worst as well, they had been married for fifty years after all, but even then he had been dignified and unwilling to give up. It was one of the things that she had always loved in him. He had always been the strong one, the one who held her when she hurt, the one who protected her when she was vulnerable, but now he was gone, and she was alone.
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Question about Kenwood KDC-MP332 CD Player
I'm having trouble with my AUX input for my 80 gig iPod video. The CD player states that it is ipod ready, I hooked the Ipod into the AUX cable but an AUX menu isn't showing up. I tried to look at other similar kenwood player and some users needed to turn the AUX on, but I didn't find it within the menu.
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hey there. did you find it out? i have the same problem and dont get it. i dont have my instruction paper anymore cause once i fixed it. but i forgot how. please help
Did you ever find out how to hook up an Ipod to this unit? I have an Ipod Toutch and I cant see in the instructions how to hook it up?
SOURCE: aux in kenwood kdc 135
Read in the back of the manual in troubleshooting. It's the first FAQ there.
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SOURCE: aux location
There is a RCA cable that comes off the back of the radio and also another cable for 3.5mm (mini-stereo jack) that also comes off the back of the radio. The RCA jacks can be used for "AUX" or "Sub-woofer" and the 3.5mm jack is just for "AUX". Your ipod can use the audio output jack or the headphone jack and plug that into the 3.5 mm jack on the back of the radio. You will need a "3.5mm male" to "3.5mm male" stereo cord that can be purchased at Radio Shack or Best Buy. Then you select "AUX" on the display with the source button to listen to it. You may need to go into the menu and activate the "AUX" input. Check your owners manual for details.
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SOURCE: turn aux on on kenwood kdc-mp205
In order to access the AUX option the stereo needs to be in Standby mode. To do this just hit the SRC or source button until you reach the Standby option. Now hit the menu button and scroll up or down until you reach the AUX on/off option and just turn it on. Hope you find this helpful.
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SOURCE: I have my Kenwood CA-C2AX audio cable plugged into
you have to go into the radio menu and turn off the cd changer port, keep scrolling auntil you find the aux input turn it on
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SOURCE: Kenwood Kdc-mp425 will not switch to Aux.
Apparently, this auxiliary input only works for a Kenwood CD changer or a sirius radio connection. At least that is my conclusion after finding the same problem. Let me know if you figured anything out on this.
Posted on Sep 15, 2010
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(September 15, 2015) Gen. Mark A. Milley, the chief of staff of the Army, received the inevitable question Friday about the Army's Aviation Restructure Initiative when he addressed the 137th General Conference & Exhibition in Nashville, Tenn. The ARI would remove all AH-64 Apache helicopters from the Army National Guard, a move that has been controversial and is opposed by NGAUS.
His entire one-hour speech is available on the NGAUS YouTube page at www.youtube.com/ngaus1878.
At the urging of NGAUS, Congress created the National Commission on the Future of the Army to study the aviation plan and consider the overall structure of the service. Milley, who has been the chief of staff for about one month, said in his Senate testimony after his nomination that he would wait for the commission's recommendations.
He said last week he agrees "in general" that the Army Guard "should more or less be structured the same," but said they are not mirror images of each other and should not be.
"Every one of our organizations is uniquely structured," he said.
He continued, "I don't want to give you a false perception that I agree that everyone should look precisely the same because I don't, because it's not a reflection of reality. Having said that, I do believe that the National Guard is, in fact, a combat reserve."
If a full-scale war takes place, he said, it would "basically consume the active component very, very quickly."
Therefore, he said, the combat reserve would be needed.
"And I have a personal responsibility as the chief of staff of the entire Army to make sure that combat reserve is trained, is manned and, yes, equipped to be able to do that function. And that includes not only ground maneuvers in terms of infantry and armor, but that includes aviation. So I have to take a hard look at [ARI]. I am not going to stand here and say, 'Oh, yeah, I'm going to reverse it.' That was a decision made prior to my time as chief."
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Now you can not only download my break-in recording with cuts from my other recordings, "A Christmas Mess-Up", you can also download the complete recordings seen on tracks 2 through 19 where the samples came from. As a bonus, I also released a cut from my upcoming album, "At Bust and Daver's".
Track List
1. A Christmas Mess-Up
2. I'm Doing Nothing For Christmas (2010 mix)
3. Dorky's Human control
4. Centipede (2010 mix)
Left off the album: Hey, Three Stooges
5. Morgan's Mortuary
6. NutriBrain
7. The Equimas Song
Left off the album: All Out of Pups (parody of All Out of Love)
Left off the album: Eight is Enough (parody of Eight Days a Week)
8. HDTV Dinners
9. Fish Heads and Chips '10
10. PC vs. Mac vs. Stan
Left off the album: Boogie (cover of John Hartford's song)
11. Watchin' Space Ghost
12. Atari vs. Intellivsion
Left off the album: Batman Interview (break-in from 1989)
14. Bam
15. Kirk Spock Bones
16. Harry Potter Cereal
17. Starr Mopp Warrs
18. The Buffy Rap (Buffy the Vampire Teller Slayer)
19. Hilary Duff Beer f/ the McKenton Brothers
Left off the album: (You Gotta) Fight For Your Right To Be Funny
BONUS: 20. Humid Man Meets Captain X
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01. "A Christmas Mess-Up featuring Daniel with the recordings of David Tanny" (2012, released on 12/4/2012) - features excerpts of several of Tanny's novelty recordings such as "I'm Doing Nothing For Christmas", "Centipede", "Hey, Three Stooges!", "NutriBrain", "All Out of Pups", "HDTV Dinners", "Eight is Enough", "PC vs. Mac", "Kirk Spock Bones", "Starr Mopp Warrs", and more.
02. "I'm Doing Nothing For Christmas (2010 mix)" (released on 7/6/2010) - it features a man who is so turned off by the holiday hype and commercialism that he decides to skip the holiday and do nothing for Christmas.
03. "Dorky's Human Control" (released on 1/18/2011) - get rid of unwanted humans!
04. "Centipede (2010 mix)" (released on 7/6/2010) - a parody of the J. Geils Band hit "Centerfold" from 1981 with the lyrics changed into the subject of a major 80's arcade game.
05. "Morgan's Mortuary 2012" (2012, released on 12/13/2013)
06. "NutriBrain" (released on 1/18/2011) - feed the zombies.
07. "The Equimas Song" (2011, released on on 3/3/2011) - Everybody makes up holidays. How about a festive holiday at the start of the Spring Equinox?
08. "HDTV Dinners" (2007, released on 2/26/2008) - upgrade your dinner to high definition.
09. "Fish Heads and Chips-'10" (released on 1/18/2011) - a restaurant for fish head lovers.
10. "Mac vs. PC vs. Stan (alt music)" (clean) (released on 6/26/2010) - a tribute to the genius advertising mind of Stan Freberg.
11. "Watchin' Space Ghost" (released on 7/18/2006) - a parody of Tegan and Sara's hit from 2005 "Walkin' With a Ghost".
12. "Mac vs. PC Spoof: Atari vs. Intellivision (alt music)" (released on 6/26/2010) - this time, it's 1981, and the Mac vs. PC style invades the early video game console battle.
13. "CP/M 21" (2007, released on 6/1/2009) - an original operating system gets a major overhaul for the 21st century!
14. "Bam (w/o sketch)" (originally released on 7/18/2006 with sketch, mix without sketch released 6/26/2010) - another Wacky Package come to life. The Buttvis and Beehead sketch was spun off into separate track on another album.
15. "Kirk Spock Bones (2010 mix)" (released on 7/6/2010) - a parody of the late Logan Whitehurst hit "Robot Cat", but it's turned into a Star Trek rap and doesn't use the melody of Logan's song.
16. "Harry Potter Alpha Bitz without sound fx" (released on 8/11/2011)
17. "Starr Mopp Warrs (2010 mix)" (released on 7/6/2010) - Ragg Mopp done with Star Wars characters.
18. "Buffy the Vampire Teller Slayer (or the Sarah Michelle Gellar Rap)" (released on 10/3/2007) - an original rap song based on an original incident. One percent is true (you figure out whether that one percent is the part I meet Sarah Michelle Gellar.)
19. "Hilary Duff Beer" (released on 7/31/2007) - the sketch with two men from The Great Big North who talk about a celebrity named beer on their program. It serves as a tribute to Bob and Doug McKenzie and their show within a show on SCTV called "The Great White North", a cult favorite.
20. "Humid Man Meets Captain X" (Humid Man, Captain X, Don) (released 12/15/2013)
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Not just multiplexes, star hotels in the city too are trying to cash in on the Kabali wave. The Rajinikanth-starrer is set to create history in Indian cinema by being the first movie to premier in star hotels. It will be screened for three days starting Friday.
With that moment, months of anticipation, several days of excitement, the desperate efforts to get a ticket and the hours of waiting outside the theatre amidst sweat and noise was all worth it. There he was. As Rajinikanth appeared on the screen close to 4:20am at Chennai's Kasi Theatre, during the first show on the first day of the movie's release, the crowd went batshit crazy.
There is no madness like Rajini-madness.
The festivities, however, had been going on since 3am. The silent Chennai night burst out with Rajini-mania in the wee hours of July 22. Firecrackers were burst and huge posters were erected, some of which were later taken down by the police for being traffic hazards.
Selfies were taken with giant cutouts, and fans screamed for hours together just to keep the excitement going. The police were having a tough time controlling the crowd. Some were drunk, while the rest were just high on Thalaivar. Kasi theatre has only 700 seats, but far more had arrived there, hoping against reason that they could somehow land a ticket.
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And then, Rajinikanth's trademark title played out, with Superstar written in blue dots, and Rajni in yellow a permanent feature of every Rajini movie. The movie began, and in a few minutes in, Rajinikanth walked to life on the silver screen, this time as Kabali.
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Millenial Power: Bernie Sanders Is Running a Shadow Campaign
Bloomberg View
Oct 21, 2016 – In Colorado, Bernie Sanders isn't just acting as a surrogate for Hillary Clinton. He's also holding separate events to keep his movement and its issues alive in a state he won handily in the June Democratic primary. Now he is urging his followers to support a ballot measure to establish the nation's first universal health care system. It will probably be defeated, yet his backers, who have settled for a bird in the hand this year, are certain they own the future.
Changing demographics may be on on their side, and what happens in Colorado could be a model for the rest of the U.S. That doesn't necessarily mean that the European-style changes Sanders has passionately advocated for the U.S. will take place anytime soon.
On Oct. 17, about 2,000 people — few of them older than 25 — gathered on a football field at the University of Colorado Boulder to hear Sanders make an impassioned plea for Amendment 69, which would move the state to a health care system much like the one in Germany, where I live. The students shifted impatiently and made disappointed noises every time a local speaker took the microphone: They'd come to hear Bernie. They did a "Feel the Bern" chant, like the old days, and they surged forward when he appeared. They booed when he did a Donald Trump imitation, ripping into pharmaceutical companies' "yuuuuge" profits, and they clapped when he said health care is a basic human right.
The Sanders cause is very much alive in a state where, less than eight months ago, I saw caucus organizers attempt to deal with the unprecedented crowds of millennials that turned out for their 74-year-old hero. In the Denver high school I visited, votes were held in parking lots and stairwells. Clinton lost to the Vermont senator by a 19-point margin.
Colorado was expected to be a battleground state this year. It hasn't been. Most of the time, Clinton has enjoyed a big lead over Trump in the polls. The same people who ensured Sanders's primary victory could do the same for her in the general election.
Millennial Power
JoyAnn Ruscha, who was political director for the Sanders campaign in Colorado and a Sanders delegate at the Democratic National Convention, recalls bursting into tears when the senator moved that Clinton be nominated by acclamation.
"I'd known for weeks, months, that she would win," Ruscha says. "But it's like being in a relationship, breaking up and then seeing that person again. You think you're OK, but you're not."
Now Ruscha is helping the Clinton campaign, though not as a staffer. She says that much of the grassroots activity that took Clinton by surprise during the caucus season has now shifted to her. "Many former staff and big volunteers are building in the Latino community what they did for Sanders," Ruscha says.
Trump is an important reason why these young people, who mocked Clinton and called her corrupt last winter and spring, are now working for her. Trump has never missed a chance to appeal to Sanders supporters, telling them Clinton hadn't won fairly — but he hasn't made inroads with the idealistic young people who turned out in force for Bernie. (Continued)
Jobs and the Future: Advancing the Next System with Advanced Manufacturing
Isthus Engineering, Madison WI, a robotics and advanced tool manufacturing coop with 50+ workers
By Max Ogden, Nina Gregg et al
The Next System via Portside
Oct 17, 2016 – This essay is a polemic. As such, we argue with broad strokes. We welcome debate on the broad strokes as well as the details, knowing that such an exchange will refine and improve the discussion.1
We are thinkers and practitioners from the United States and Australia. Our views principally reflect where we come from, but we are confident that our themes are an important part of a global discussion.
We are arguing here for the singular importance of advanced manufacturing. Our emphasis on advanced manufacturing is not because we love advanced manufacturing, but because we think it is necessary to achieve a next system that is democratic, equitable, sustainable, and restorative. If we thought free beer would be as important or as necessary, we would be advocating for free beer instead of for advanced manufacturing.
Advanced manufacturing is very different from the popular image of industrial production.
Advanced manufacturing is very different from the popular image of industrial production. Most modern plants are clean, generate few emissions, and are critical to industries as varied as food processing, sustainable technology in solar and wind energy, and transportation.
Advanced manufacturing requires high skills and continuing education and pays better wages than low-skill work.
Our argument for a key role for advanced manufacturing in the next system is grounded in opposition to three currents of thought:
- We oppose the current of thought that does not see the need for systemic change in order to build a productive, inclusive, and sustainable society;
- We oppose the current of thought that sees the "market," "market forces," and corporate structures as inherently corrupting
- And we oppose the current of thought that sees the state as the only vehicle for progressive change.
We believe, on the contrary, that the movement for the next system must institutionalize its values and achieve its objectives within the market, the state, and civil society.
First among those values and objectives, support for social inclusion must be the basis of decisions about building the next system. The world's poor and marginalized people must be able to achieve their self-interested objectives. To that end, we must make available to everyone the ability to take advantage of local and global opportunities, to participate in community and society, and to contribute to social and cultural life. We recognize that the capitalist economy and its primary institutions have been and continue to be based on the exploitation of workers from whom have been stripped ownership and control of their work activity and their product. Moreover, our current global economy has been constructed around race, gender, and empire in ways that have systematically disadvantaged people of color, women, and nations outside the core. Signs of this living legacy are everywhere, and they must be addressed with conscious intention if we hope to reach a next system that is constructed differently—one that is democratic, equitable, sustainable, and restorative.
Our current global economy has been constructed around race, gender, and empire in ways that have systematically disadvantaged people of color, women, and nations outside the core. (continued)
22 US House Democrats Press Obama to Adopt 'No-First-Use' Nuclear Weapons Policy
Barbara Lee, PDA and the Congressional Progressive Caucus Took the Initiative
By: Joe Gould
Defense News
Oct 13, 2016 – WASHINGTON — Twenty-two more US House lawmakers are calling on President Barack Obama to adopt a policy of no-first-use of nuclear weapons, part of a tide of Democratic lawmakers pushing for restraint on atomic arms as the sun sets on the current administration.
With relations between Washington and Moscow historically tense and unpredictable this week, the lawmakers in a letter to Obama on Thursday expressed worry over the two nations' launch-under-attack postures and "the risk of catastrophic miscalculation and full-scale nuclear war."
"As you know, were the United States to exercise its contingency plans to use nuclear weapons first in a conflict against a nuclear-armed adversary, a full-scale nuclear exchange could ensue, killing thousands of civilians," the letter reads. "For the security and safety of the world, military options that can spiral towards mutually assured destruction should not be on the table."
Thursday's letter was led by Rep. Barbara Lee, D-Calif., the Peace and Security Task Force chair for the Congressional Progressive Caucus. Another signatory was Rep. Keith Ellison, D-Minn. Ellison is the caucus' co-chair and his party's chief deputy whip in the House.
A no-first-use policy would minimize the need for "first strike" weapons, they argue in the letter, including the next-generation nuclear-armed cruise missile and intercontinental ballistic missiles, "which could generate significant cost savings and lead other nuclear-armed states to make similar calculations."
Why We Are Protesting in Charlotte
By WILLIAM BARBER II
New York Times Opinion
SEPT. 23, 2016 – Charlotte, N.C. — Since a police officer shot and killed Keith Lamont Scott in Charlotte, N.C., on Tuesday afternoon, the ensuing protests have dominated national news. Provocateurs who attacked police officers and looted stores made headlines. Gov. Pat McCrory declared a state of emergency, and the National Guard joined police officers in riot gear, making the Queen City look like a war zone.
Speaking on the campaign trail in Pittsburgh on Thursday, Donald J. Trump offered a grave assessment: "Our country looks bad to the world, especially when we are supposed to be the world's leader. How can we lead when we can't even control our own cities?" Mr. Trump seems to want Americans to believe, as Representative Robert Pittenger, a Republican whose district includes areas in Charlotte, told the BBC, that black protesters in the city "hate white people because white people are successful and they're not."
But Charlotte's protests are not black people versus white people. They are not black people versus the police. The protesters are black, white and brown people, crying out against police brutality and systemic violence. If we can see them through the tear gas, they show us a way forward to peace with justice.
On Thursday, I joined 50 Charlotte-area clergy members who were on the streets this week. Yes, a few dozen provocateurs did damage property and throw objects at the police, after being provoked by the officers' tear gas, rubber bullets and military-style maneuvers. But as we saw, thousands more have peacefully demonstrated against the institutional violence in their communities.
That systemic violence, which rarely makes headlines, creates the daily traumatic stress that puts our communities on edge, affecting both those of us who live there and outside observers who often denounce "black-on-black" crime. We cannot have a grown-up conversation about race in America until we acknowledges the violent conditions engendered by government policy and police practice.
Anyone who is concerned about violence in Charlotte should note that no one declared a state of emergency when the city's schools were resegregated, creating a school-to-prison pipeline for thousands of poor African-American children. Few voiced outrage over the damage caused when half a million North Carolinians were denied health insurance because the Legislature refused to expand Medicaid.
When Charlotte's poor black neighborhoods were afflicted with disproportionate law enforcement during the war on drugs, condemning a whole generation to bad credit and a lack of job opportunities, our elected representatives didn't call it violence. When immigration officers raid homes and snatch undocumented children from bus stops, they don't call it violence. But all of these policies and practices do violence to the lives of thousands of Charlotte residents.
As a pastor and an organizer, I do not condone violent protest. But I must join the Charlotte demonstrators in condemning the systemic violence that threatened Mr. Scott's body long before an officer decided to use lethal force against him. And I must condemn the militarization of Charlotte by the authorities who do not want to address the fundamental concerns of protesters. For black lives to matter in encounters with the police, they must also matter in public policy.
The North Carolina NAACP called for full transparency in the Scott case, including a Justice Department investigation. There are still many unanswered questions, which is why we demand that the governor release video from body cameras recording the shooting. And we want accountability for officers who did not have their body cameras on when they confronted Mr. Scott while he was waiting for his son to get off the school bus.
Our protests are about more than the Scott case. Every child on that bus — every person in Mr. Scott's neighborhood — is subject to systemic violence every day, violence that will only increase if Mr. Trump and others continue to exploit the specter of violent protests for political gain.
We have seen this before. After the civil rights movement pushed this nation to face its institutionalized racism, we made significant efforts to address inequality through the war on poverty. We did not lose that war because we lacked resources or met insurmountable obstacles. We lost it because Richard M. Nixon's "Southern strategy" played on white fears about black power by promising to "restore order" without addressing the root causes of unrest.
In the Scriptures, the prophet Jeremiah denounces false prophets for crying "peace, peace when there is no peace." We cannot condemn the violence of a small minority of protesters without also condemning the overwhelming violence that millions suffer every day.
Instead, let's look again at the vast, diverse majority of the protesters. This is what democracy looks like. We cannot let politicians use the protests as an excuse to back reactionary "law and order" measures. Instead, we must march and vote together for policies that will lift up the whole and ensure the justice that makes true peace possible.
William Barber II, president of the North Carolina N.A.A.C.P., is a founder of the "Moral Monday" movement and the author of "The Third Reconstruction."
Sleepwalking into a Big War
Soldiers rehearsing for this year's 9 May Victory Day parade in Moscow Sefa Karacan / Anadolu Agency / Getty
West fearful as it loses military advantage
The major powers are planning for war and claim that's the best way to defend against war. Will this mutual hawkishness lead to armed conflict?
Le Monde Diplomatique
September, 2016
As the US presidential race approaches its climax and European officials ponder the implications of the UK's Brexit vote, public discussion of security affairs is largely confined to strategies for combating international terrorism. Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are trying to persuade voters of their superior qualifications to lead this battle, while European leaders scramble to bolster their countries' defences against homegrown extremists. But though talk of terrorism fills the news media and the political space, it is secondary in the conversations of generals, admirals and defence ministers: it's not low-level conflict that commands their attention but rather what they call 'big wars' — large-scale, high-level conflict with great-power adversaries like Russia and China. Such major conflicts, long considered most unlikely, are now deemed 'plausible' by western military strategists, who claim that urgent steps are needed to deter and, if necessary, prevail in such engagements.
This development, overlooked by the media, has serious consequences, starting with heightened tension between Russia and the West, each eyeing the other in the expectation of a confrontation. More worrying is the fact that many politicians believe that war is not only possible, but may break out at any moment — a view that historically has tended to precipitate military responses where diplomatic solutions might have been possible.
The origins of this thinking can be found in the reports and comments of senior military officials (typically at professional meetings and conferences). 'In both Brussels and Washington, it has been many years since Russia was a focus of defence planning' but that 'has now changed for the foreseeable future,' states one such report, summarising the views at a workshop organised in 2015 by the Institute of National Strategic Studies (INSS), a branch of the US National Defence University. The report says that as a result of Russian aggression in Crimea and eastern Ukraine, many defence experts 'can now envision a plausible pathway to war' and this, in turn, 'has led defence planners to recognise the need for renewed focus of the possibility of confrontation and conflict with Moscow' (1).
'A return to great power competition'
Such a conflict would be most likely to occur on NATO's eastern front, encompassing Poland and the Baltic states, and would be fought with high-tech conventional weapons. But these planners also postulate that it could encompass Scandinavia and the Black Sea region, and might escalate into the nuclear realm. So US and European strategists are calling for a build-up of western military capabilities in all of these regions and for moves to enhance the credibility of NATO's tactical nuclear options (2). A recent article in the NATO Review calls for the increased inclusion of nuclear-capable aircraft in future NATO military exercises, to create uncertainty in Russian minds about the point at which NATO commanders might order nuclear strikes to counter any Russian breakthrough on the eastern front (and presumably deter such an assault) (3).
This way of thinking, though confined until recently to military academies and thinktanks, has begun to shape government policy in significant and alarming ways. We see this in the new US defence budget, in decisions adopted at the NATO summit in July, and in the UK's July decision to renew the Trident nuclear missile programme.
US defence secretary Ash Carter said the new budget 'marks a major inflection point for the Department of Defence.' Whereas the department had been focused in recent years 'on large-scale counter-insurgency operations,' it must now prepare for 'a return to great power competition,' possibly involving all-out conflict with a 'high-end enemy' such as Russia or China. These countries, Carter declared, 'are our most stressing competitors,' possessing advanced weapons that could neutralise some US advantages. To overcome this challenge, 'we must have — and be seen to have — the ability to impose unacceptable costs on an advanced aggressor that will either dissuade them from taking provocative action or make them deeply regret it if they do' (4).
In the short term, this will require urgent action to bolster US capacity to counter a potential Russian assault on NATO positions in eastern Europe. Under its European Reassurance Initiative, the Pentagon will spend $3.4bn in fiscal 2017 to deploy an extra armoured combat brigade in Europe and to pre-position the arms and equipment for yet another brigade. To bolster US strength over the long term, there would be greater US spending on high-tech conventional weapons needed to defeat a high-end enemy, such as advanced combat aircraft, surface ships and submarines. Carter noted that, on top of this, 'the budget also invests in modernising our nuclear deterrent' (5). It's hard not to be struck by echoes of the cold war.
Slim's Perspective: Trump's Calculated Deceptions
By Rev. Walter 'Slim' Coleman
Chicago, email@example.com
One of the "principles" of right wing racialist movements is the affirmation of deception as means to achieve power. This goes back to the Nazi's and propagandist Goebbels: "Tell a big enough lie often enough and loud enough and you can get the public to accept it." Neo-Nazi groups, as they merged with older groups like the Klan and developed the militias, brought this affirmation of deception into the right wing movement.
Because of this "principle", Trump can now reverse his position on mass deportation and religious tests on both immigrants and long time residents with their approval. Indeed, Trump's much publicized appointment of right winger Steve Bannon was made to assure the right wing that he was with them no matter what public positions he had to take in order to win election.
The racialist right has two main objectives: 1) to achieve more power and influence and "mainline status" for their own organizations, and 2) to maintain white political power and privileged economic status for white people in the face of an emerging majority of people of color.
Trump has won the support and established his political indebtedness to the organized white supremacist movement. That movement doesn't care what he has to say to get elected.
A tactic that follows this "principle" of deception is to label the opposition with what the candidate or organization itself is doing. This is a traditional tactic of the right. Thus Trump calls Clinton a "bigot". Trump's explanation for this transposition is that "Clinton is a bigot because she views African Americans only as votes – and takes them for granted."
Trump's transposed attack on Clinton gives cover for his "law and order" position, attacking the black lives matter movement as "divisive and racist" and offering total and uncritical support for police, racial profiling and the system of mass incarceration.
During the anti-communist hysteria of the 1950's racialist groups took on the hysteria 100% and participated in the McCarthy led movement to bring unsubstantiated charges against opponents and speak about them as if they were established facts. Trump has made this tactic his standard fare in his attacks on Clinton – stimulating calls to "lock her up".
The history of the racialist right wing has always taken an ""America first" position, attacking the trilateral commission and the United Nations and multi-national corporations. As long as Trump maintains that he is "fighting the establishment" and fighting for "America First" it doesn't matter what particular positions he takes to get elected.
Finally, the racialist movement always promotes a "strong leader" form of movement and government. This goes back to "the Fuehrer" concept and to the projection of Klan leaders like David Dukes as charismatic leaders. Trump's appeal to the strong leader form of government, "Elect me and I will fix it" was yet another sign that Trump could be trusted.
Finally, the racialist right wing has try to insulate itself from the charge of racism – which they richly deserve – by calling any charge of racism as an example of racism – reverse racism. Thus Trump first attacked charges of racism as "political correctness" and then went on to call those charges "smear campaigns." He lifts the burden of being labeled a racist off the backs of political moderate white people – and they appreciate him for doing that.
The appeal to the African American community on the issues of unemployment and violence crime is an echo of Nixon's "law and order" and "Black Capitalism" and later "School choice" policies of the Republican right wing. Trump now describes himself as a "civil rights leader." These so-called policies have never brought about improvements in the community – precisely because they are simply rhetorical cover for the maintenance of White power.
The rise of Donald Trump began with his attack on the first African American President – not for his policies but because he was not a "normal" white American. Trump then followed the right wing white power blue print on every strategic point.
We are there. A desperate right wing white power movement is trying to seize power in this nation. That is really the only issue left in this election.
Killings By Police Must Stop Now
Statement by CCDS, July 15 2016
Nearly every U.S. city has had Black Lives Matter protests in the two years since Michael Brown was killed by a police officer in Ferguson, MO. The Movement for Black Lives has been galvanized into action once again by shocking videos of the shooting deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile at the hands of police. According to a July 10 National Public Radio report, over 200 protesters have been arrested in Louisiana, where Sterling was killed, and in Minnesota, where Castile was killed. These protests have been mirrored across the country over the last several days: thousands of protesters gathered in Oakland, CA on July 8 and blocked traffic in both directions on I-880; on July 8 and 9, 74 protesters were arrested in Rochester, NY; protesters in New York City held a moment of silence for the 11 police officers wounded or killed at a protest in Dallas, TX by lone gunman Micah Johnson, an Afghan War veteran. On July 11th the Chicago Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression, BLM, and Trinity United Church of Christ together mobilized 3,000 people in protest at Federal Plaza. More than 300 have been arrested across the U.S. protesting for justice in the last week.
The Committees of Correspondence for Democracy and Socialism joins hands in this movement calling for an end to what amounts to a war on Black America.
There has been a long movement for civil rights, equality and justice in the United States whose victories have been inscribed in our Constitution. But the seemingly unstoppable spree of police murders has drawn attention to the fact that the real status of human rights in our country today is another thing altogether. In addition to a documented increase in killings of African Americans by police–often amounting to nothing other than summary execution–our country suffers under an historically unprecedented level of incarceration. Nearly half of all federal and state prisoners were incarcerated for nonviolent drug, property or public order offenses. The U.S. response to migration across our southern border has been violent and repressive. Our homeland security programs–including mass electronic surveillance–are eroding freedom of expression and association. American Muslims face discriminatory investigations and prosecution. The United States steadfastly refuses to grant reasonable access to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture, both to our prisons in Guantanamo Bay as well as those within our borders. Those most likely to suffer abuse are those with the least power: racial and ethnic minorities, immigrants, children, the poor and prisoners.
And yet our State Department lectures the world on human rights. The United States conducts unending drone killings of civilians in Pakistan, destroys entire countries such as Libya, Syria and Yemen, recklessly expands military operations in Eastern Europe and the South China Sea–all in the name of "humanitarian intervention." No, nobody who has watched the video of Cleveland Police shooting down 12-year-old Tamir Rice in a drive-by encounter lasting no more than a few seconds, nobody who is awake, can believe this lie any longer.
To move racial and economic justice forward in our country, we must place demands on the state.
In a Los Angeles Times op-ed last March, former heads of state of Brazil, Colombia and Mexico flatly declared, "The 'War on Drugs' is an unmitigated disaster." We must demand an end to the so-called War on Drugs.
In a strange twist, another unmitigated disaster, the 1994 Crime Bill, provides an opening for promoting criminal justice reform. It permits the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate local police departments and place those found to be in violation of civil rights under a consent decree. In two decades, we have seen little improvement from Justice Department supervision. But things could improve if the Justice Department's framework for consent decrees incorporated a crucial feature of the report of President Obama's Task Force on 21st Century Policing. That feature is Action Item 2.2.3: "mandate the use of external and independent prosecutors in cases of police use of force resulting in death, officer-involved shootings resulting in injury or death, or in-custody deaths." In this election season, we must pressure the Department of Justice to incorporate Action Item 2.2.3, the use of external and independent prosecutors, in their consent decree framework.
We support the Black Lives Matter movement and the many local organizations fighting police crimes, such as the Chicago Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression-led campaign for a Civilian Police Accountability Council (CPAC).
More than simply the right to live, people have the right to live in dignity. This connects the struggle against police brutality to the Fight for $15 and other living wage movements. We must raise Dr. King's demand for a guaranteed income.
We must recall Dr. King's courage in pointing out that there was a line that connected the vicious racism of the Selma, AL police with the illegal and immoral U.S. war on Viet Nam. He recognized that the United States was–and still is–the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today. On a very deep level, fighting racism at home calls for fighting to curb the U.S. war machine.
The Committees of Correspondence for Democracy and Socialism has long believed that the problems we face have a systemic source, and that a better world is possible. With Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we believe that:
"On the one hand we are called to play the good Samaritan on life's roadside; but that will be only an initial act. One day we must come to see that the whole Jericho road must be transformed so that men and women will not be constantly beaten and robbed as they make their journey on life's highway. True compassion is more than flinging a coin to a beggar; it is not haphazard and superficial. It comes to see that an edifice which produces beggars needs restructuring. A true revolution of values will soon look uneasily on the glaring contrast of poverty and wealth. With righteous indignation, it will look across the seas and see individual capitalists of the West investing huge sums of money in Asia, Africa and South America, only to take the profits out with no concern for the social betterment of the countries, and say: 'This is not just.'"
Sanders Candidacy Has Evolved Into an Inspiring World-Changing Success
Huffington Post
May 30, 2016 – Peter Rosenstein has written a much-circulated Huffington Post article entitled "Sanders Candidacy Devolving into an Arrogant Insufferable Self-serving Disaster."
The article couldn't be more wrong. This is a rebuttal.
The article is is consistent with a not-so-subtle campaign by Clinton surrogates to discredit Sen. Sanders in order to limit his influence in moving the Democratic Party away from Clintonian corporate-friendly triangulation and back to its FDR-style New Deal roots as a party representing the interests of the working and middle classes; to discourage voters from going to the polls for Bernie in California and the other remaining primaries; and to excuse the manifest weakness of Secretary Clinton as a Presidential candidate by blaming it on Bernie.
Let's be clear. There's only the most remote chance of Bernie winning the 2016 Democratic Presidential nomination. And when the primaries are over, there will need to be a united front between Bernie and Hillary and their respective supporters to defeat the racist, xenophobic, misogynist Donald Trump.
But by every possible metric other than actually winning the nomination, Sanders' candidacy has been an astounding success that will change America and the world for the better in ways we can only begin to imagine.
Let us count the ways:
• Hillary will likely eke out a win in the battle for the Democratic nomination, but Bernie has won the battle for the soul of the Democratic Party and the wider progressive movement.
• Bernie (and fellow progressives like Elizabeth Warren) represent the future of the Democratic Party while Hillary and Clintonism represent the past. Bernie has won overwhelming majorities among people under 45-years old (as well as independents). These are the people who will dominate the Democratic Party and the progressive movement in years to come.
• Bernie has raised voters' enthusiasm level. Despite limited media coverage, he regularly gets tens of thousands of enthusiastic supporters to his rallies, while Hillary struggles to get a few hundred or a few thousand. Democrats will need the enthusiasm of Bernie's supporters to defeat Trump.
• Bernie's campaign has become the largest progressive movement in recent history. As I've previously written, it will hopefully transform itself into a permanent mass progressive socialist/social democratic/progressive organization that will both run progressive candidates at every level of government from dog-catcher, to City-Councils, the State Legislatures to Congress, and organize popular campaigns, sometimes including large-scale demonstrations and even non-violent civil disobedience, for progressive change.
• Bernie has placed the issue of America's corrupt campaign finance system front and center on the political agenda. And he's done it not only with words but with deeds, raising over $200 million from over 8 million individual contributions averaging $27, while Hillary has relied on larger contributions and several Super PACs. Until millionaires, billionaires and corporations are no longer allowed to buy our elections, it's unlikely that we will solve any of the nation's serious problems. Bernie is leading the way.
• Bernie has made "democratic socialism" a word that can now be spoken in polite company. 42% of Iowa Democratic caucus-goers identified themselves as socialists. A year ago, I doubt if the number would have been 4%. Increasingly, younger people reject unfettered, unregulated neoliberal forms of capitalism and are looking for an alternative. Bernie has started to provide one.
• Bernie has set the political agenda for the Democratic Party and the progressive movement while Hillary has followed meekly behind. He has made the issue of economic inequality one of the pressing issues of our times. Raising the minimum wage to $15; guaranteeing healthcare to all Americans; making it possible for every student who wants it to get a free college education at a public institution; increasing social security benefits by lifting the cap on social security taxes for wealthy taxpayers; creating well-paying jobs by investing in our crumbling infrastructure; taxing Wall Street transactions; breaking up the biggest banks who tanked the economy and threw millions out of work; opposing corporate-friendly trades deals that send American jobs overseas: These are the winning issues for Democrats. Hillary and the Democratic Party would be wise to appropriate much of Bernie's programs if they want to defeat Trump and win over voters who've been left out of the neoliberal global economy.
• Bernie has emphasized that climate change is the existential issue of our times. He opposes fracking. And he wants to put a tax on carbon. Adequately addressing climate change could literally determine the future of the human race on this planet.
Peter Rosenstein's Huffington Post article scornfully concludes, "Bernie you LOST…While you have achieved your fifteen minutes of fame and made a real difference in the discussion if you want to actually make a difference on the issues you care about you will gracefully leave the stage [sic]."
If the Democratic Party and the Clinton campaign adopt Rosenstein's arrogant and demeaning attitude towards Bernie and his supporters, they will make it likely that fewer of Bernie's supporters will turn out to pull the lever for Hillary and defeat Trump.
To Counter Trump and Far-Right, Labor Leaders call for 'Global New Deal'
Concern over disaffected workers being swayed by radical rhetoric spurs an international call to action from labor groups
By Lauren McCauley, staff writer
Common Dreams
May 11, 2016 – Concerned about the rise of right-wing extremism and how it has preyed on the fears of working people across the world, labor leaders from nearly a dozen countries met in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday to declare the need for a "global New Deal" to fight these forces.
"Too many politicians in the U.S. and Europe are exploiting our differences and inciting hate and division," said Richard Trumka, president of AFL-CIO, which organized the day-long forum along with its non-union affiliate, Working America, and Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, a German political foundation associated with the Social Democratic Party.
Highlighting the unique position of the international labor movement to combat extremism, labor representatives traveled from Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, and the UK to strategize about how best to counter the appeal of far-right rhetoric to voters frustrated by years of gross inequality and, instead, harness that energy to advance workers' rights and values.
"Income inequality is a global problem that should unite all leaders; it should not give rise to right wing extremism and building walls," Trumka continued. "We must come together to focus on common issues like raising wages and creating good jobs. Political tactics that scapegoat hardworking immigrants and refugees only serve to pit workers against one another, while ignoring the corporate excess that created these problems."
The forum—which was convened as a reaction to the ascendancy of Donald Trump in the U.S., the National Democratic Party (NDP) in Germany, the National Front in France, Greece's Golden Dawn Party, and others—"illustrates the extent to which progressive movements across the developed world have begun to view the far right as a common, and urgent, threat," Huffington Post reported.
In fact, as the anti-union think tank Capital Research recently noted, mainstream Republicans who have expressed reservations over Trump's nomination also see "political opportunity" with the possibility that blue collar workers and so-called "Trump Democrats" will "gravitate toward the GOP—perhaps putting states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Minnesota into play in the Electoral College."
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The Greening of Marxism: Interview with China's Zhang Yunfei
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Marxism offers tool to address contemporary ecological crises
By Niu DongJie, Ming Haiying
Chinese Social Sciences Today
May 6, 2016
Zhang Yunfei was born in 1963 in Fengzhen City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. He attended Renmin University of China, where he earned a doctorate in philosophy. Currently, he is a professor at the university's School of Marxism Studies and a doctoral supervisor in basic principles of Marxism.
The concept of ecological Marxism emerged in the mid-20th century as theorists sought to transcend the capitalist system while resolving mankind's conflict with nature and realizing true human freedom. A reporter from Chinese Social Sciences Today (CSST) sat down with Zhang Yunfei to talk about ecological Marxism and how it can be applied in a contemporary context to realize sustainable social development.
CSST: What are the connections between the ecological Marxism and Marxism?
Zhang: The connections between the two are viewed from three perspectives.
Some see ecological Marxism as orthodox Marxism. Based on Marxist texts and the history of the discipline, some theorists tried to explore the resources involving ecological thought in Marxism and established a framework of ecological thinking within Marxism. Marxism thus can serve to solve ecological issues.
Others view it as revisionary Marxism. Some scholars thought that Marxism didn't offer solutions to the issue of "alienated consumption," which is the cause of ecological crisis. Therefore, a view on ecological issues should be supplementary to Marxism. Other scholars contended that Marxism only dealt with the first contradiction—between productive forces and productive relations—while neglecting the contradiction between them and production conditions, but the second contradiction is the source of ecological crisis.
Hence, the second contradiction became the starting point for ecological Marxism. In fact, Marx and Engels have touched upon these issues. They just didn't give a clear and detailed explanation of them. To introduce an ecological approach is a revision of Marxism, but the theory is not necessarily "revisionism."
The third perspective is that ecological Marxism is an innovation of Marxism. After examining the ecological dilemmas facing mankind, some scholars have proposed various theoretical schemas and practical plans to resolve ecological problems and strive for sustainable development, sticking to the stance of Marxism while combining the viewpoints and methods of Marxism with practice in environment protection. In this way, the ecological thinking in Marxism can be enriched and developed.
CSST: Can ecological problems be radically solved through ecological Marxism?
Zhang: In terms of the means of production, ecological Marxism opposes private ownership, especially capitalist private ownership. American scholar Joel Kovel criticized the neoliberalism preached by advocates of the "Tragedy of the Commons" theory. For the purposes of production, John Bellamy Foster, author of Marx's Ecology, argued that basic needs and long-term environmental protection should be emphasized. When it comes to distribution, Foster held that only by adhering to "environmental equality" can environmental movements avoid becoming alienated from the working class, who stand firm against capitalism in terms of the means of production. James O'Connor argued that the essence of bourgeois justice is "distributive justice," while productive justice is the aim of ecological socialism.
Ecological Marxism replaces capitalism with socialism as an economic model, which facilitates the ultimate solution of ecological problems. Only by adhering to the notion of popular sovereignty can the ecological transformation of society be achieved.
As for a cultural model, ecological Marxism sees the impact of culture reforms on harmony between humans and nature. Mechanistic thinking, a major factor that leads to ecological problems, should be converted to ecological thinking. Kovel held that to have an ecological understanding is to recognize the fact that humans are part of nature and inseparable from their environment. In terms of values, Foster pointed out that the perspective should be people oriented and focused on poor people in particular. Kovel argued that justice is essential to the mission of liberating the workforce and relieving ecological crisis.
As for social models, ecological Marxism has observed the severity of ecological crisis brought by high consumption in capitalist consumer society, and thus calls for reasonable and ecological consumption. In addition, as the basic unit of society and life, communities directly affect the efficiency of ecological management. Therefore, ecological Marxism emphasizes community and advocates community justice. However, some eco-socialists equte community with anarchism, which should be dealt with based on special cases.
Socialist environmentalist Fred Magdoff put forth a general model for "harmony culture." "Harmony culture is equal to socialism plus the economic goal of meeting the basic needs of humanity while protecting the environment plus equality in essence plus simplicity in life." This model is quite inspiring for the establishment of a sound ecological system in socialist society.
CSST: Does ecological Marxism face any limitations or dilemmas in theory and in practice?
Zhang: There are several problems facing the development of Marxism. First, Marxist philosophical ontology is not unified or clear. Realizing this, Kovel introduced the concept of "intrinsic value" of eco-centrism into Marxism, contending that ecological Marxism refers to achieving intrinsic value through a socialist means. However, eco-centrism belongs to the realm of green thought, which does not involve politics, whereas ecological Marxism pertains to red thought, which is dedicated to political issues. Therefore, there are theoretical and political barriers to integrating the two concepts. In addition, issues concerning ecological Marxism are mostly debated using historical materialism, while dialectics of nature are seldom referenced.
Second, emphasis should be placed on constructing a sound ecological system in China. The perception of ecological civilization, the creation of Marxism in a Chinese context, is an innovative development in Marxist ecological thought. Socialist ecological construction in China is an innovation to achieve this goal. Therefore, as Chinese scholars need Marxism as guiding principle, ecological Marxism need to be devoted to Chinese practices. "Organic Marxism" recently proposed by some American scholars highlighted the construction of socialist ecological civilization in China.
CSST: What efforts should be made to promote Marxist ecology studies in China?
Zhang: First, most research on ecological Marxism centers on the thoughts of representative figures, while not many touched on introducing general theoretical logic and contributions. Therefore, what we need now is a comprehensive comparative research perspective and an overall grasp of ecological Marxism to find out its significance relative to global Marxism as a whole.
Second, past research was mostly concerned with the theoretical contributions of ecological Marxism, but more attention should be paid to praxis. Future research worthy of investigation includes ecological Marxism and the Western environment movement, the relationship between environmental NGOs and the Green Party, and whether these NGOs have driven the ecological management in the West to effectively prevent ecological damage caused by capitalism. It is essential to introduce the fruits of ecological Marxism into Chinese practice while pondering the role ecological Marxism has played in global ecological management.
Of course, we must consider all the difficulties and disadvantages facing ecological Marxism. The construction of an ecological society should be promoted by running with rather than nitpicking the theory.
The origins of ecological Marxism can be traced to O'Connor's (1988) article, "Capitalism, Nature, Socialism: A Theoretical Introduction," which he wrote as an introduction to the new journal he founded, "Capitalism, Nature, Socialism: A Journal of Socialist Ecology." In setting up this argument, O'Connor referred to the 1944 book, The Great Transformation, by Karl Polanyi, who O'Connor notes examined the ways in which capitalism destroys nature as one of its inherent contradictions. Polanyi's works point out that there are limits to economic growth attached to ecological factors, an idea that resurfaced in the 1970s in limits to growth arguments. Those ecological limits to growth are the factors that impede the relentless effort of capital to grow, and present a barrier to the ideological claim of capitalism regarding limitless growth potential.
As an economist, O'Connor well understood the traditional Marxist arguments about economic crisis and the forms in which those crises appear under capitalism. Previously, he had made significant contributions to that literature. In proposing an ecological Marxism, O'Connor sought to move beyond traditional crisis theories of capitalism (e.g., under consumption, over production, the realization of surplus value, the tendency of the rate of profit to fall, the extension of credit, wage deflation, etc.,.). While these issues remain important and useful to ecological Marxism, ecological Marxism directs its attention to the "capitalization of nature." Part of that view relates to the ways in which the distribution of ownership in capitalist society affects access to nature and its raw materials and forces access to raw materials to become class linked. Another important aspect of this argument involves the ways in which capitalism produces adverse ecological conditions that threaten its stability along with the stability of nature.
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Niu DongJie and Ming Haiying are reporters at the Chinese Social Sciences Today.


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The public will get a chance to have their say on proposed budget cuts at the Vancouver School Board starting tomorrow, as trustees look to eliminate a $24-million shortfall.
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