I agree with mhaze.

Sorry mhaze- it was the Russian Empire that had annexed Poland at that stage apparently.

http://daily.jstor.org/marie-curie-and-polish-resistance/

I remembered it wrongly- but my point remains. Thanks mhaze.

Neoliberalism on steroids !

This looks interesting ... by Marx...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Jewish_Question

When mhaze mentioned hebrew Marx's anti-semitism I thought it was interesting. I probably wouldn't call it anti-semitism but perhaps reformation- maybe a false flag operation. Engels and Marx's personalities are interesting- Engels was a womaniser whereas Marx was apparently faithful to Mary.

From the Wiki article...

"Isaac Deutscher (1959)[27] compares Marx with Elisha ben Abuyah, Baruch Spinoza, Heinrich Heine, Rosa Luxemburg, Leon Trotsky, and Sigmund Freud, all of whom he thinks of as heretics who repudiate Jewry, yet still belong to a Jewish tradition. According to Deutscher, Marx's "idea of socialism and of the classless and stateless society" expressed in the essay is as universal as Spinoza's "Ethics and God"."

"Marx was apparently faithful to Mary"

Fredrick Demuth would be surprised to hear that.