Friday, January 28, 2011

Can Mice Chew A Plastic Bucket?

The sad betrayal of the now worthless CC.OO.

"The unions have stressed that have been" substantially correct "and avoid" damage " that the Government intended to make the pension system. "An imposition of government leaders would have taken to a checkout much broader. We have chosen to be responsible (...). " This could be read in Public this Friday.

I have to say, and that I forgive the expression, "that I take my hat off to as many balls as they are putting on the table the major trade unions. Particularly sorry for the part that touches me more closely, the CCOO. This has ceased to be, hereafter, my union reference. Pity to see how a labor organization in the history of commissions, based on the underground in the repressive sixties, more and especially by Communist finished serving the interests of capital. This organization disgusting and in no case can now be considered 'working'.

justificatory discourse, above, is annoyed by rude. Anyone who reads almost have to think we won something, very nearly a victory. The sanction policy of fait accompli in order to avoid 'greater evils' is beginning to be so repetitive in time intervals ever closer, which would be revised once in a radical way, that is, canceled. The logic is that if you do not recoil, if we yield, the consequences will be worse. Well, what is wrong, then, not to retreat and take action supposedly (I do not doubt far) worse? There are battles that although you know they will miss, we must plant and better if there is no blood involved. Genuine workers' organizations should stand up and say it once and stop! So far we have come (we)! Finally stop being the tool of justification of a whole series of policies that undermine democracy itself, against the people, and are presented as "covenants." Even the government is able to leave after proposing tougher measures paradoxically, chest out and saying that what they are is to save the pensions and that "the agreement will create jobs "(dixit Rubalcaba).

With statements how are you, no wonder CC.OO. and UGT are so convinced that the "agreement is good, they do not feel" uncomfortable "with the reaction, for example, has had UI. "In fact, Cubillo has indicated that you know the dimension of the agreement" will come to understand "that this will be one of the big deals of Democracy." I very much agree, is a covenant of the largest and most significant in this country, but despite democracy.

paraphrase a deeply despicable character, seldom have so few done so much to give up the ass so many.

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Light Tripod For Hiking

2011-2011 STUDENT MOBILITY ECOES, CALL FOR AUGUST-DECEMBER 2011 LIST OF FELLOWS ACCEPTED

told that is already open call the national student mobility scheme, the period August-December 2011 to spend a semester at an institution of higher education in the country.



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Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Burton Impact Gloves .ca

democracy and class struggle in ancient theories of social organization

With saw ctoria of non-owners in Athens the word "democracy" took on new meaning. Before "the power of the poorer majority" was understood only by contrast with the aristocracy and the small group of the rich. In this sense, the constitution of Cleisthenes, which sanctioned the political supremacy of the middle classes, but also guaranteed to the poorest voting rights in the popular assembly, was also a democracy. From the 461, however, the Athenians, and especially the Greeks advanced ideas conceived as a true democracy only political system capable of effectively guaranteeing the majority of the poor exercise of power. The political regime in which the middle class in power was called, rather, since then, the "minority rule", ie "oligarchy." No doubt because it became impossible to hide the real power of the middle class under the democratic fiction general voting rights, because the masses had matured and their class consciousness. Consequently, if he wanted to restore the system political force in Athens during the time of Cleisthenes, Themistocles and Aristides, this could not be achieved if not through violent repression of non-owners and an express limitation of voting rights.

Arthur Rosenberg, Democracy and class struggle in ancient , El Viejo Topo, 2006, pp.92-93.