David D’Amato puts the kibosh to Clintonian hopes that the death of bin Laden will result in a negotiated settlement in Afghanistan.
Kevin Carson on the strategic genius of Osama bin Laden.
David D’Amato: “While it’s clear that the indiscriminate murder advocated by people like Osama bin Laden is an affront to morality, there’s nothing about that fact that contradicts the causal link between United States imperialism and terrorism.”
Darian Worden cautions that the death of bin Laden does not solve the problems that enabled his rise to fame.
Kevin Carson: We’re approaching the second threshold, when the technologies of abundance reach a takeoff point beyond which the social structures of expropriation can no longer keep up with the rising production curve.
David D’Amato on the topic of political geography at the Eastern end of the Mediterranean.
David D’Amato on the “absurd nationalism at the heart of the Cambodia-Thailand clash”.
Darian Worden is concerned about the freedoms that were trampled to make a perfect day for royalty.
Thomas L. Knapp on electoral politics.
David D’Amato is unimpressed by Chairman Ben’s press conference and explains why your deference shouldn’t be extended to him.
David D’Amato isn’t hopping on the bandwagon.
Kevin Carson outlines a basis for left-right money crank fusion.
David D’Amato on the fiscal particulars of earthquake/tsunami response by the Japanese state.
Kevin Carson: “These writers [arguing that the state is a countervailing power to corporate power] have things exactly backward. All power that is wielded by corporate interests and employers is exercised with the help of government.”
David D’Amato explains how the recent violence in Nigeria points to the necessity of radical decentralization.
David D’Amato on post-election riots in Nigeria and market anarchism as the only authentic democracy.
Kevin Carson: “The education bubble, like the finance bubble, is fueled by excess money looking for an outlet and unscrupulous promoters looking for suckers.”
Darian Worden: The marginalization of sex workers makes further victimization easier.
David D’Amato on the EU’s phony “free market” rhetoric.
Kevin Carson on fake “property”, then and now.
