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  • On the World Soccer Cup

    Hey there, back from Amsterdam. Besides attending the European political bureau meeting of the Fourth International over one weekend, I walked around and sat around much of Amsterdam reading and watching people around me get excited by the world soccer…

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  • Update : The video below has been replaced by a better edited version in which one actually can read the subtitles. (Sep 16, 2007) By coincidence I am visiting my parents right now, when the Danish minority has its annual…

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  • To anyone who thinks…

    that I can not greet royals in a more traditional way, I present the following picture I found when visiting my grandmother today: I actually remember a few things from that day…

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  • The End?

    So this is it, once again. Well, wait, I haven’t really been updating you for the past two and a half weeks. This is what has happened in the ever exciting life of Johannes Wilm: During the weekend of the…

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  • Is there a future for the Red Electoral Alliance (RV) in Norway?

    That is the theme of the just published issue of Kontur Debatt that I spent most of last night to prepare — download it at kontur.tv. In Norway, just like in Denmark there is one reformist socialist party and one…

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  • Marxist anthropology

    Antroplogi.info just published an interview in Norwegian, after earlier critisizing me for being “too engaged” in the way I conducted my study of Douglas, AZ. It seems that there were a few things I had to clarify: contrary to popular…

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  • Guantanamo activists facing court case

    Tomorrow morning at 9am the trial against us six activists who walked out onto a major inner Oslo road wearing Guantanamo costumes in connection with the visit of US Secretary of defense Donald Rumsfeld’s visit June 7th 2005. That day…

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  • Ever been graded?

    Sure you have! We all get graded all the time. Kindergarden, pre-school, middle school, high school, college, university, various certificates for having learned to swim, ride your bike or drive a car — grading has become one of societies great…

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  • Weather modifying dreams…

    My good friend and inventor Michael Fallwell is at it again. Previously he came up with a home-built revolutionary new telescope design, which is much cheaper than the existing designs because it leaves out all the unnecessary parts and the…

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  • Millinkevich once more

    You might remember my previous item on the matter, and our protest from the Left Alliance against Millinkevich, the pro-Western, pro-privatization candidate in Belarus. Last weekend, Millinkevich came to Oslo as a guest of the Norwegian Helsingfors Commitee. As noone…

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