[Palsem09] Update / Mise a jour

Charlotte van Baaren lotvanbaaren at fastmail.fm
Fri Feb 6 12:50:23 CET 2009


Dear Tony,
With your knowledge on the subject, it should be clear that you take my place, I think.
If there is still need to tell more about union solidarity with the Palestinians, fine with me. 
I suggest that Leon or Bertil do a new proposal for the programme on sunday either with Tony or with the both of us. 
If it sticks to me, the official subject has to be altered. But I must say I love to hear from Tony's knowledge myself, no problem with me if we have to change places.
Lot
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Anthony Richardson 
  To: lotvanbaaren at fastmail.fm 
  Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2009 2:15 PM
  Subject: RE: [Palsem09] Update / Mise a jour


  Dear all
  With regard the trade unions in Palestine, I have great knowledge, and feel as internationalists that it would be a catastrophe if we excluded this from subjects.
  After all this is one of the major developments, within the West Bank
  Tony Richardson
   
  > From: lotvanbaaren at fastmail.fm
  > To: roland at rantam.net
  > Date: Thu, 5 Feb 2009 00:46:56 +0100
  > CC: palsem09 at iire.org
  > Subject: Re: [Palsem09] Update / Mise a jour
  > 
  > Thank you Roland,
  > 
  > I am one of those Anglophone comrades and I read enough to know it is very
  > interesting, but that's all. I hope to hear or read more of it in English.
  > 
  > And to whom it may concern,
  > I have a problem with my participation on sunday and the point entitled
  > "Social struggles and Trade Unions in Palestine", which I should comment on.
  > I cannot do so as I streched before to Bertil and Leon:
  > I was asked by Peter Drucker to do a lecture about the solidarity activities
  > of unions (I am participating in such an initiative here in teh
  > Netherlands), but that is something completely different as the above
  > mentioned topic about "social struggles and unions in Palestine". As I
  > informed Bertil before I can tell something about union solidarity with the
  > Palestinians (with examples all over the world) and put in some of may own
  > experience. But I cannot tell anything substantial about social struggle and
  > unions WITHIN Palestine. I know only a few people -and not that long- whom I
  > work with myself in Ramallah, Nablus and Jenin, far too little to give a
  > proper overview of what is taking place in Palestine on this subject.
  > So I hope people don't expect this overview and maybe there is a way to
  > change the subjects title in 'unions solidarity work' or something. Maybe my
  > place in the program has to change too.
  > If we want to stick with the program and title as it is stated now, we have
  > to find someone else to lecture on this.
  > See you all in a couple of days,
  > yours comradly,
  > Lot van Baaren
  > 
  > ----- Original Message ----- 
  > From: "Roland Rance" <roland at rantam.net>
  > To: <palsem09 at iire.org>
  > Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 3:28 PM
  > Subject: Re: [Palsem09] Update / Mise a jour
  > 
  > 
  > > Dear comrades
  > >
  > > This discussion, to the extent that I follow it, is interesting, and could
  > > be useful. It is unfortunate that it has been conducted only in French,
  > > which seems counter to the spirit of the seminar and the IIRE. Although I
  > > understand the general issues, I'm sure I miss much of the subtleties. And
  > I
  > > know that there are Anglophone comrades for whom a discussion in French is
  > > totally inaccessible.
  > >
  > > Would it be possible to translate the recent exchanges into English, so
  > that
  > > all participants in the seminar have the same background infoemation about
  > > the issues?
  > >
  > > Thanks
  > >
  > > Roland
  > >
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