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I don't know anyone who equates race and class; for what it's worth I think the two hiearchies (and other ones) are caught up in relations of dialectical inseperability. They condition and inform each other. I don't know any people who think they profit from the american wars...and I don't want to.

By the way, check out Howard Zinn's excellent commentary on how ending the current criminal war in Iraq is going to be about citizens, not politicians...including Democratic politicians - with their recent lame congressional timetable bills.

paul, most people are aware of the atrocities committed against our arab brothers for the conquest of oil. they close their eys shut because they believe that they profit from the american wars.. when i think canadian taxes are often diverted to war efforts, I kinda understand why citizen get pissed .. as for getting pissed, I do..

Isn't the difference between race and class being obfuscated at times though. Black does not = working class, white does not = upper class.

cyrano I'm not pissed at Obama (or Hillary or Rudy G or [fill in the blank]) in the slightest (honestly). I have zero left expectation when it comes to bourgeois politics and politicians. The problems are systemic and a lot of what's he's doing makes sense within the prevailing dominant plutocatic winner take white majority incentive structures for people who want to rule.

The more i hear about Obama the more I understand why Street get pissed.. Obama and the right have the hypocrisy of pretending to fight for the poor..

Thanks for sending that URL "Anonymous" (you deserve a name); the Fourth Inernational (Trots) web site is often damn good. Another part of the deal with the Saudis is that they purchase all kinds of goodies (including high-tech military hardware)with their giant mass of surplus petro-capital...so much of which flows to Bond Street and Wall Street. They also help fund the U.S trade and government deficits and help sustain the holy dollar as world reserve currency by pricing their oil in U.S. greenbacks.The British junior partners are naturally wrapped up in all the sickness and corruption that arises. Anyway, any Western state freedom-"exporter" (as if our criminal "elites" possess the commodity to send out in the first place) who is really all juiced up to promote freedom would make the Saudi regime and ruling class top targets. Darth Cheney boogies over there (last January?)to talk to some of his favorite feudal oil sheiks (about helping him stockpile oil and keep oil prices reasonable in support of Washington's crtiminal ME/world domination agenda)...they dine on the severed legs of Iraqi and Palestinian children and nobody that matters in the mainstream calls him on the absurdity of it all when Dick soliloquizes about the freedom-loving nobility of U.S. foreign policy in the ME (and everywhere else). We are noble, we are good. Prole you ain't lying; that's the truth. When I do critical pieces on Obama from the left I get about 10 e-mails generally from African-Americans. Seven say "thank you for helping expose this class enemy and race traitor, opportunist, power accommodator, bourgeois narcissist, etc." but three of the messages say "how dare you criticize a righteous black man who has the courage and audacity to want to run for president." The second group does not engage policy. It is totally focused on identity...pure and simples and makes no bones about it. Now some people in the first group will say that Obama's isn't all that or really "black," but when they say that they don't talk about his skin color or cultural mannerisms or Harvard degree. What they say is that B.O. is too conservative and centrist and "consensus"-oriented and (this is intimately related) deceptive (a frequent accusation is that he doesn't talk straight and is slippery and dishonest...a "bullshit artist") and that all this places him outside (to the right) of "black political opinion." There's basis for that; black-Americans have the leftmost policy positions in the U.S. by and large...something I find unsurprising.

Obama's book should be titled "The Audacity of Obama" and illustrates again the complete annihilation of fatuous "identity politics". You can sell American imperialism nowadays if it's  sugarcoated by a 'politically correct' black face or female face. Make no mistake about it, Hilary and Barak are AIPAC's dream ticket. Maybe Obama learned the bipartisan spirit of American hegemony from Colin Powell or Condi but both corporate parties have readily coopted "identity politics" to serve the ends of power. Darfur has become the consensus campaign of choice among oleaginous establishment liberals as their favorite public cause for self-righteous indignation and assumed compassion. It has all the right ingredients, a "failed state", with a hostile, nominally Arab government supporting  "Arab terrorists", Janjaweed,  against African villagers, etc. - no objection from AIPAC-style contributors to this campaign. Ask many of these same calculating candidates and their minions about conditions in Palestine and watch them scurry for cover forgetting all their "yapping" about "misery or human rights violations or genocide". They also have precious little to say about the U.S.'s own terrorist attack on Khartoum in Aug. '98, when the genial "man from Hope" (and here we go again with another one of those kind of phoney "Hope" campaigns, shudder) sent cruise missles into Sudan's only pharmaceutical plant wiping out it's source of anti-malarial vaccine causing untold numbers of future casualties from this virulent disease. There are many other such instances around the world, of course, that many of the Sudan campaigners don't seem much interested in, that the U.S. "retains enormous responsibility for healing" (in more ways than one). But Obama like Hilary and Colin and Condi and their ilk owe their first alleigance to members of their own class. And until there is a return to class-based politics don't expect much to change. Identity-based politics is rapidly becoming part of the problem, a very useful means to  to turn aside "misguided" attempts to "resist expanding America's hegemony".

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