An Irish descendant I cannot see how these Kerenskiites would betray the millions in their ancestral land to the empire.
I have tilted with the husband of a Kerenskiite, whose family hatred is rooted in going sideways with a Stalin deputy. The bent to fabricated details and open hatred to Russian establishment was notable.
Sadly, the U.S. sidecar died and I can not argue with facts brought up here.
Here's Hudson's closing paragraph of his latest interview that was just posted to his website:
"If you read Adam Smith and John Stuart Mill, Principles of Political Economy, and some of their applications to social philosophy, you realize how Marx was simply in the train of the classical economics. And he sort of refined classical economic analysis. And that’s what volumes two and three of Capital were all about, rent theory and debt theory. Financial theory is basically debt theory. And that’s why the fight against Marxism isn’t really against Marx alone, it’s against Adam Smith. It’s against John Stuart Mill. It’s against the whole 19th century classical economic reform of scientific economics itself."
An Irish descendant I cannot see how these Kerenskiites would betray the millions in their ancestral land to the empire.
I have tilted with the husband of a Kerenskiite, whose family hatred is rooted in going sideways with a Stalin deputy. The bent to fabricated details and open hatred to Russian establishment was notable.
Sadly, the U.S. sidecar died and I can not argue with facts brought up here.
I see. CIA thread!
Here's Hudson's closing paragraph of his latest interview that was just posted to his website:
"If you read Adam Smith and John Stuart Mill, Principles of Political Economy, and some of their applications to social philosophy, you realize how Marx was simply in the train of the classical economics. And he sort of refined classical economic analysis. And that’s what volumes two and three of Capital were all about, rent theory and debt theory. Financial theory is basically debt theory. And that’s why the fight against Marxism isn’t really against Marx alone, it’s against Adam Smith. It’s against John Stuart Mill. It’s against the whole 19th century classical economic reform of scientific economics itself."
The interview is a tour de force of Hudson's works, including the one he's yet to publish, which is perhaps his most important, https://michael-hudson.com/2024/03/economics-as-a-form-of-art/