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" IN OLD MOSCOW’ (Tune: Clementine) In old Moscow, in the Kremlin, In the fall of ’39, Sat a Russian and a Prussian Writing out the party line. Chorus: Oh, my darling, oh, my darling, Oh, my darling party line; Oh, I never will desert you, For I love this life of mine. Leon Trotsky was a Nazi; Oh we knew it for a fact. Pravda said it; we all read it, Before the Stalin – Hitler Pact. Now the Nazis and the Fuehrer Stand within the party line, All the Russians love the Prussians, Volga boatmen sail the Rhine. Walter Gourlay, 1941 "
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" Jargon-mongers certainly stuffed the business schools and used convoluted language to make banalities appear profound. However, no academics could come close to matching the obfuscation and murkiness of post-modern specialists in ‘theory’ – feminist theory, postcolonial theory, ‘other’ theory, critical race theory, queer theory, communicative action theory, structuration theory, neo-Marxian theory … any kind of theory, every kind of theory. "
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