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Rakhmetov
23rd November 2010, 20:40
The 3 wars of the USA, the Korean crisis, global economic meltdown, riots in the Eurozone, revolutions in Latin America all conspire to convince me that a general upheaval is about to occur in the world. The world is sitting on an open powder magazine and any spark is going to ignite it.

I don't know if this portends for good or evil but I feel like Lenin felt prior to WWI breaking out. He said it himself, "I feel something huge is going to happen."

:eek::che::w00t::hammersickle::marx::reda::star::c astro::mad::scared::trotski::star3::cubaflag::engl es::blackA::ninja::star2:

Soseloshvili
23rd November 2010, 20:44
Things are happening. The problem is that we're not unified enough to take advantage of them. All Communists are divided into multiple parties who do nothing but bicker amongst themselves. So, all the action is happening to fall into all the wrong hands.

Unity, then publicity, then class solidarity, then action. This is what I've basically always said, if we want this movement to get anywhere.

Mannimarco
23rd November 2010, 21:00
There will never be unity by mutual agreement. We Stalinists must cut down every last Trotskyist and anarchist.. Then we will have unity.

zimmerwald1915
23rd November 2010, 21:01
My goodness, I hope you're trolling.

Blackscare
23rd November 2010, 21:01
There will never be unity by mutual agreement. We Stalinists must cut down every last Trotskyist and anarchist.. Then we will have unity.


http://stellarspectral.com/memes/trlht.jpg

Mannimarco
23rd November 2010, 21:09
I'm not trolling. There's a deep emotion and historical rift between Trotskyists and Stalinists, Anarchists and Communists, that will only be solved by violent. Our views clash far too heavily for permanent unity. Particular in the extremely reactionary reviews of the trotskyists.

My post may be trollish, but I meant it.

Spawn of Stalin
23rd November 2010, 21:10
Things already ARE happening. Nepal, Greece, India, the Phillipines, need I continue?

Rakhmetov
23rd November 2010, 21:11
I'm not trolling. There's a deep emotion and historical rift between Trotskyists and Stalinists, Anarchists and Communists, that will only be solved by violent. Our views clash far too heavily for permanent unity. Particular in the extremely reactionary reviews of the trotskyists.

My post may be trollish, but I meant it.

<Sigh>

Trotsky won the fight against Stalin in 1991. :)

Psy
23rd November 2010, 21:18
Things are happening. The problem is that we're not unified enough to take advantage of them. All Communists are divided into multiple parties who do nothing but bicker amongst themselves. So, all the action is happening to fall into all the wrong hands.

Unity, then publicity, then class solidarity, then action. This is what I've basically always said, if we want this movement to get anywhere.
History has shown proletarian uprisings tend to happen under the nose of the vanguard, as they usually are sparked by something random causing sudden class militancy. This means we the proletariat could take to the streets with very little forewarning and total ignorance that there is even a vanguard.

Mannimarco
23rd November 2010, 21:19
<Sigh>

Trotsky won the fight against Stalin in 1991. :)

Trotsky won the fight against Stalin in 1953, when Stalin died and trotskyist scum Khrushchev took over.

It was a pyrric victory on Trotsky's part. Both he and Stalin were dead at that point, really, Stalin managed to hold off the revisionist and counterrevolutionary influence of Trotskyism until his death, which I think is the true victory.

4 Leaf Clover
23rd November 2010, 21:21
<Sigh>

Trotsky won the fight against Stalin in 1991. :)
Ill join the trollfest and state : how is that possible since neither of two were alive 1991. Btw the title of the topic sounds like a lowlife joke before someone farts

Mannimarco
23rd November 2010, 21:22
History has shown proletarian uprisings tend to happen under the nose of the vanguard, as they usually are sparked by something random causing sudden class militancy. This means we the proletariat could take to the streets with very little forewarning and total ignorance that there is even a vanguard.

The vanguard is still vital for the success of the moment, and will become involved during it.

NecroCommie
23rd November 2010, 21:31
Lets stop pretending that there exists any other difference between marxist-leninists and trotskyists than historical interpitation. They are basically the same ideology but use different names with which to call soviet union.

Red Commissar
23rd November 2010, 21:46
Only thing huge that might happen is the dump I'm about to make because of some bad burritos I ate.

To be honest while the global situation is tense as result of the economic crises, I don't think something "big" will happen.

the last donut of the night
23rd November 2010, 21:49
I don't know if this portends for good or evil but I feel like Lenin felt prior to WWI breaking out. He said it himself, "I feel something huge is going to happen."


Yeah, and then millions died in one of history's bloodiest wars; something only a rotting and degenerate capitalism could accomplish.

We might be on top of something, but it's not going to be pretty, "heroic", or something out of a movie, where the people finally rise up and justice is restored to the land. Yes, amidst war, profiteering, organized murder, and wage slavery, there might be struggle that might actually lead to something. This is not time for dramatic music, haughty words, revolutionaries romantically calling for revolution.

I hate to be a bastard, but the world's about to get bloody, and if we don't fight back, it's going to be the working class to bear the brunt of the capitalist's caprices. This is a time for blood, sweat, tears, and toil. Let's hope we bring a better world out of this worship of massacre, this damn capitalist system.

Robocommie
23rd November 2010, 21:51
He said it himself, "I feel something huge is going to happen."


He even said it in English!

Cultural Revolution
23rd November 2010, 21:56
If anything is brewing its another world war, which is a very scary thought, as the UK USA France Germany will be the axis and DPRK China China will be the allies, so again we will have bad against bad, and all of us commies in the first world will either join a resistance or be in an internment camp.

Burn A Flag
23rd November 2010, 22:04
Wait a minute, the USA is in 3 wars?

Mannimarco
23rd November 2010, 22:05
If anything is brewing its another world war, which is a very scary thought, as the UK USA France Germany will be the axis and DPRK China China will be the allies, so again we will have bad against bad, and all of us commies in the first world will either join a resistance or be in an internment camp.

Do you really think in a time of war they'd bother with an internment camp? They'd just shoot us.

Soviet dude
23rd November 2010, 22:05
Lets stop pretending that there exists any other difference between marxist-leninists and trotskyists than historical interpitation. They are basically the same ideology but use different names with which to call soviet union.

I can only assume you've actually never in your life dealt with a Trotskyite party, because nothing could be further from the truth.

Likewise for people who believe revolutions happen because of "spontaneous" shit. Lots and lots of Leftists here seem to think revolutions just magically happen, and that some party has to be ready to exploit this spontaneous event. Nothing could be stupider. There is no revolution without a vanguard. Without the vanguard, people don't come out in the street, they don't strike, they don't protest, they don't fight cops or burn shit, and they sure as hell don't overthrow governments.

Whatever "big" thing may or may not happen anytime soon, there won't be a revolution in America, because there is no vanguard party to build it. If you believe otherwise, you just don't understand a god damn thing.

Ele'ill
23rd November 2010, 22:06
If anything is brewing its another world war, which is a very scary thought, as the UK USA France Germany will be the axis and DPRK China China will be the allies, so again we will have bad against bad, and all of us commies in the first world will either join a resistance or be in an internment camp.

I don't see any of this happening.

Robocommie
23rd November 2010, 22:07
Things are happening. The problem is that we're not unified enough to take advantage of them. All Communists are divided into multiple parties who do nothing but bicker amongst themselves. So, all the action is happening to fall into all the wrong hands.

Unity, then publicity, then class solidarity, then action. This is what I've basically always said, if we want this movement to get anywhere.

I used to think that too, but the truth is, every political movement since the dawn of politics has been plagued by fracturing and infighting. It's just the nature of the beast. This isn't new for Marxism, or socialism, or really, any other ism you can think of. It's just something we have to deal with.

Pretty Flaco
23rd November 2010, 22:10
I didn't know the US was in 3 wars either and I live in the US.

gorillafuck
23rd November 2010, 22:11
What Korean Crisis? The happenings on the Korean peninsula right now aren't that unusual for that area.

Rusty Shackleford
23rd November 2010, 22:18
well, the us is in Iraq, Afghanistan and 3 partial wars, yemen, palestine, and pakistan. there, 3 wars.

oh wait and the "drug war" in latin america.

red cat
23rd November 2010, 22:19
well, the us is in Iraq, Afghanistan and 3 partial wars, yemen, palestine, and pakistan. there, 3 wars.

oh wait and the "drug war" in latin america.

Aren't US soldiers in the Philippines too ?

Spawn of Stalin
23rd November 2010, 22:23
Aren't US soldiers everywhere? Honestly I think you're all giving the US bit too much credit, factor in its proxies, Israel, Colombia, South Korea, the fact that the CIA are in every country the world over just waiting to overthrow x government and install y dictator. Afghanistan is just the tip of the iceberg.

Rusty Shackleford
23rd November 2010, 22:24
The number of wars the US is involved in:
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Psy
23rd November 2010, 22:38
I can only assume you've actually never in your life dealt with a Trotskyite party, because nothing could be further from the truth.

Likewise for people who believe revolutions happen because of "spontaneous" shit. Lots and lots of Leftists here seem to think revolutions just magically happen, and that some party has to be ready to exploit this spontaneous event. Nothing could be stupider. There is no revolution without a vanguard. Without the vanguard, people don't come out in the street, they don't strike, they don't protest, they don't fight cops or burn shit, and they sure as hell don't overthrow governments.

Whatever "big" thing may or may not happen anytime soon, there won't be a revolution in America, because there is no vanguard party to build it. If you believe otherwise, you just don't understand a god damn thing.
Maybe you should look at how revolutionary situations start, historically they occurred with the proletariat reacting to attacks against it as a decentralized massive blob that blindly lashes out like when abused dog finally snaps and starts attacking its master.

For example look at Detroit July 1967, no vanguard told Vietnam vets in Detroit to snipe at the National Guard yet they did, no vanguard told the inner-city proletariat to burn shit. You don't need a vanguard to agitate the proletariat, no the role of vanguard is to focus the militancy of the proletariat.

IndependentCitizen
23rd November 2010, 22:41
Fuck all will happen.

North Korea seems to be only flexing its muscles. South Korea has major backing from the US. North Korea has no backing - China hasn't said anything. And doing anything would damage them too much (economically, not in military terms) South Korea has expressed it's decision to engage in further military action if the North continue their 'aggression'. North Korea from what I can tell (correct me if I'm wrong) has yet to be threathened with such action from South Korea. The North Korea could be simply looking for attention since it did reveal its new enrichment plant, and could be looking for the media spotlight. Which in all honesty, disagree with me if you will. Seems to be the norm.

Regarding the situation in Latin America - Yes, progressive change is happening, but let's not get too excited. Bolivia's military announced its socialist values, however. The workers are not in control yet, and we've not really seen anything to suggest they will be anytime soon. Venezuela is on the right track, however. How long is it before the U.S starts to stick its nose in.

With regards with the situation in the Eurozone, I can't speak on behalf of the Irish. But there seems to be action being prepared against the austerity package the Irish Govt. wants to impose, France has gone quiet, and so has Greece. Whilst the issue is there, I haven't seen evidence the movement is still strong in these countries (par Greece).

Christmas is coming up, I think things will dramatically cool down, and people will begin to forget :(

Sorry for being pessimistic.

The Garbage Disposal Unit
23rd November 2010, 22:41
As long as you spend yr life waiting, feeling that something might happen, you will . . . well, do exactly that.

If you want something big to happen, take some agency.

GO! GO! GO!

scarletghoul
23rd November 2010, 22:44
>_< There won't be a world war. Most of the conflicts and tensions are between classes and not countries. Korea and Latin America are the only places where there are actual governments violently opposing each other. The rest of the happenings (afghanistan pakistan india somalia iraq nepal philippines greece france myanmar palestinesortof mexico congo etc) are all taking place within the same country, so its not likely to turn into a world war, its just a load of guerilla wars and riots.

Cultural Revolution
23rd November 2010, 22:52
im not calling for a world war, but with russia and china emerging as well as india and japan as super powers, there will be more inter-imperialist wars, and if china did pledge support for the DPRK, then it could very well lead to a new world war between

INDIA CHINA RUSSIA IRAN BRAZIL
V
USA UK FRANCE GERMANY ETC

and under the pretence of fighting over the DPRK.

its not very likely, but shit, it could happen

Rusty Shackleford
23rd November 2010, 22:55
this has turned into another war fap fest.

IndependentCitizen
23rd November 2010, 22:56
Why would India go to war with the US/UK?

We're economically tied together.

Cultural Revolution
23rd November 2010, 22:58
Because the rulling classes of China Russia etc are the emerging superpowers and want to become the new imperialist powers, rather than be poodles

Amphictyonis
23rd November 2010, 22:59
There will never be unity by mutual agreement. We Stalinists must cut down every last Trotskyist and anarchist.. Then we will have unity.

The first person I neg rept. Maybe second.

Burn A Flag
23rd November 2010, 22:59
Same with China lol. Actually you all may be interested to know that Venezuela supplies the majority of the USA's imports.

Amphictyonis
23rd November 2010, 23:04
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Impulse97
23rd November 2010, 23:04
There will never be unity by mutual agreement. We Stalinists must cut down every last Trotskyist and anarchist.. Then we will have unity.

I must disagree. Stailism along with Trotsky and Marxist/Leninist, cannot gain power not only because of the deep fractures that run through them but for the simple fact that there is not a deep enough base in the US or otherwise for a revolution to occur. What we need is Democratic Socialism. We need to use the existing Federal system to get a majority into office and reshape the government from the inside. Another, issue is that Marx never provided a government model in his works and thus Lenin and Stalin where left to mold it as they saw fit. Which, as the whole world saw was and utter failure of biblical proportions.

Rusty Shackleford
23rd November 2010, 23:12
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scarletghoul
23rd November 2010, 23:23
im not calling for a world war, but with russia and china emerging as well as india and japan as super powers, there will be more inter-imperialist wars, and if china did pledge support for the DPRK, then it could very well lead to a new world war between

INDIA CHINA RUSSIA IRAN BRAZIL
V
USA UK FRANCE GERMANY ETC

and under the pretence of fighting over the DPRK.

its not very likely, but shit, it could happen
even if another korean war did erupt, and even if china + nato took part, why would it envelope the whole world. the korean war of the 50s involved China and the USSR fighting America, UK, etc,, but it was not a world war. you would need some complete idiots or maniacs in power in several countries for that to happen

Cultural Revolution
23rd November 2010, 23:25
even if another korean war did erupt, and even if china + nato took part, why would it envelope the whole world. the korean war of the 50s involved China and the USSR fighting America, UK, etc,, but it was not a world war. you would need some complete idiots or maniacs in power in several countries for that to happen

because it would be used by china and various emerging superpowers as a chance to destroy the imperialist powers and become the new top dogs themselves.

Desperado
23rd November 2010, 23:47
Because the rulling classes of China Russia etc are the emerging superpowers and want to become the new imperialist powers, rather than be poodles

Imperialism doesn't involve direct wars between superpowers any more, please, this isn't 1939. If China and America were to enter into a war, before a single bullet was to be fired the losses would be massive. China makes the goods, America buys them. Simple. Welcome to globalisation.

Also, China has no need of DPKR, in fact their more of a liability than anything else. All China uses it for is to avoid having an American allied nation at its doorstep.

Besides, your overestimating the emerging superpowers. Their military budgets are still just a fraction of America's, their GDPs less than half. There is only one superpower, and it will remain that way for a while.

Finally, India is China's rival, not its friend.

fa2991
24th November 2010, 01:00
Lets stop pretending that there exists any other difference between marxist-leninists and trotskyists than historical interpitation. They are basically the same ideology but use different names with which to call soviet union.

:rolleyes:

gorillafuck
24th November 2010, 01:15
Actually you all may be interested to know that Venezuela supplies the majority of the USA's imports.
I really doubt that the one country of Venezuela supplies the majority of US imports.

Nolan
24th November 2010, 01:26
I must disagree. Stailism along with Trotsky and Marxist/Leninist, cannot gain power not only because of the deep fractures that run through them but for the simple fact that there is not a deep enough base in the US or otherwise for a revolution to occur. What we need is Democratic Socialism. We need to use the existing Federal system to get a majority into office and reshape the government from the inside. Another, issue is that Marx never provided a government model in his works and thus Lenin and Stalin where left to mold it as they saw fit. Which, as the whole world saw was and utter failure of biblical proportions.

1. You have no idea what you're talking about.

2. Reformists go to OI.

Rusty Shackleford
24th November 2010, 01:39
i agree.

marx had actually laid out a 10 point "policy list" in the manifesto. along with his analyses of the paris commune and other things, they laid the ground work for a marxian state. lenin furthered with work.

Nolan
24th November 2010, 01:41
Fine I'll change it.

Antifa94
24th November 2010, 01:41
Trotsky won the fight against Stalin in 1953, when Stalin died and trotskyist scum Khrushchev took over.

It was a pyrric victory on Trotsky's part. Both he and Stalin were dead at that point, really, Stalin managed to hold off the revisionist and counterrevolutionary influence of Trotskyism until his death, which I think is the true victory.

you're really a FUCKING IDIOT. a deeply sectarian asshole. Trotsky would have HATED kruschev, the two were nothing alike ideologically. See, due to your fascistic intolerance of alternate ideologies the left will never unify and overthrow capitalism.

And you know what? I am a trotskyite and I don't mind MODERN day stalinists. why? because the only stalin was stalin, and I don't believe they'll turn out to be monstrous like he was. In this case, Marx's statement stands true- history occurs and then repeats itself, first as tragedy, and in the promulgation of your pathetic dictum, as farce.

The point remains, I do not mind stalinists, in fact I'm quite willing to converse with them and have many comrades of that persuasion. You on the other hand protract a counterrevolutionary hatred that will only cause the deaths of more comrades, an idea that appears to please you.
in short, you fucking sicken me.

Admiral Swagmeister G-Funk
24th November 2010, 01:46
This is a pathetic thread.

On the point, lots of big things are happening, and bigger things will happen. However, the role of revolutionaries within these events will likely be insignificant if this kind of petty sectarianism persists. There is a vacuum in the political world that needs to be filled by a united, coherent and radical left that isn't stuck in the drawn out arguments of the previous century.

Rusty Shackleford
24th November 2010, 01:52
at some point, certain organizations and parties will end up as the recognized ideological and organizational leadership by the masses and that is when unity is needed.

Amphictyonis
24th November 2010, 01:56
Fine I'll change it.

Thanks for the neg rep. "only wieners neg rep" :) I guess that makes us both wieners. I'm simply not a fan of uber sectarian bullshit calling for the extermination of trots and anarchists. His statement was fucking absurd. Like I said, I save the 'neg rep' for 'special' people such as him. I've only done it twice (usually t you Stalinists)

:)

Nolan
24th November 2010, 01:58
Thanks for the neg rep. "only wieners neg rep" :) I guess that makes us both wieners. I'm simply not a fan of uber sectarian bullshit calling for the extermination of trots and anarchists. His statement was fucking absurd. Like I said, I save the 'neg rep' for 'special' people such as him. I've only done it twice (usually t you Stalinists)

:)

You're welcome, buddy. Anytime.

Rafiq
24th November 2010, 02:00
Things are happening. The problem is that we're not unified enough to take advantage of them. All Communists are divided into multiple parties who do nothing but bicker amongst themselves. So, all the action is happening to fall into all the wrong hands.

Unity, then publicity, then class solidarity, then action. This is what I've basically always said, if we want this movement to get anywhere.

We must create a new party that actually unites every party.

Because it won't be easy getting everyone to abandon their party's.

We must form a new one, that unites all, and allows Communists of all Ideas to join.

Amphictyonis
24th November 2010, 02:00
You're welcome, buddy. Anytime.

Well, I'll "neg rep" you as well if you think the only way for socialist solidarity is to kill all trots and anarchists. You'd be a fucking idiot if you think such. I want nothing to do with your brand of Marxism. Your worship of dead revolutionaries (REVISIONISTS) is silly. We're in the 21'rst century now if you hadn't noticed. The conditions in Russia don't apply. Get a clue....buy a vowel. Do something. Open your mind (and whatever other catch phrase I can't think of at the moment) :)

Cool your jets? Go build socialism in one country with Stalins ghost.

Rafiq
24th November 2010, 02:01
There will never be unity by mutual agreement. We Stalinists must cut down every last Trotskyist and anarchist.. Then we will have unity.

:D

Ahahaahaha

This actually made me laugh really hard :thumbup1:

But seriously, let's just unite under a same banner, but still have those little arguments, but nothing that makes us completely kill each other .

Amphictyonis
24th November 2010, 02:04
Things are happening. The problem is that we're not unified enough to take advantage of them. All Communists are divided into multiple parties who do nothing but bicker amongst themselves. So, all the action is happening to fall into all the wrong hands.

Unity, then publicity, then class solidarity, then action. This is what I've basically always said, if we want this movement to get anywhere.

^ this.

Rafiq
24th November 2010, 02:04
This is why I'm and indapendant Socialist.

Because my allegance only lies with Communism.

I can choose to agree with any Ideas of any of the Factions of Communism.

Sometimes I can be ML leaning, but usually I just sit back and watch Trots and MLs battle it out.

Nolan
24th November 2010, 02:07
Well, I'll "neg rep" you as well if you think the only way for socialist solidarity is to kill all trots and anarchists. You'd be a fucking idiot if you think such. I want nothing to do with your brand of Marxism. Your worship of dead revolutionaries (REVISIONISTS) is silly. We're in the 21'rst century now if you hadn't noticed. The conditions in Russia don't apply. Get a clue....buy a vowel. Do something. Open your mind (and whatever other catch phrase I can't think of at the moment) :)

Cool your jets?

I suggest you seek a cephalanalectomy from a trained medical professional. Your ability to conjure up an imaginary position of mine needs serious attention.

Rafiq
24th November 2010, 02:10
im not calling for a world war, but with russia and china emerging as well as india and japan as super powers, there will be more inter-imperialist wars, and if china did pledge support for the DPRK, then it could very well lead to a new world war between

INDIA CHINA RUSSIA IRAN BRAZIL
V
USA UK FRANCE GERMANY ETC


ULTIMATE DEATH MATCH ARENA BATTLE ROYAL!

Seriously, I hate these "War of the Gods" scenarios.

I predict that the future wars will be

PROLETARIAN

V

BOURGEOISIE

Amphictyonis
24th November 2010, 02:12
I suggest you seek a cephalanalectomy from a trained medical professional. Your ability to conjure up an imaginary position of mine needs serious attention.

I said IF thats your position which one can rightly assume by you siding with a Stalinist who just called for the extermination of anarchists and trots for "solidarity" purposes.

The only head in ass in this thread is the child man Stalinist calling for the deaths of anarchists and trots (and his nanny has head in ass syndrome- which would be you). :)

I'm not an anarchist or Trot by the way.

Nolan
24th November 2010, 02:18
Nurse! Nurse! Please restrain the patient before he embarrasses himself further!

Amphictyonis
24th November 2010, 02:29
Nurse! Nurse! Please restrain the patient before he embarrasses himself further!

Herself. And the only person in this thread who should be embarrassed is the foolish child who called for the extermination of Trots and anarchists. Do you have some sort intellectual argument to put forth or do you want to simply call each other names for a few minutes? I can dumb it down with you for a while. Sure.

WeAreReborn
24th November 2010, 02:55
Herself. And the only person in this thread who should be embarrassed is the foolish child who called for the extermination of Trots and anarchists. Do you have some sort intellectual argument to put forth or do you want to simply call each other names for a few minutes? I can dumb it down with you for a while. Sure.
I agree. Also why are extremely sectarian people, like the person who said to exterminate Anarchists and Trots, free from restriction? Genocide isn't revolutionary. Also how does destroying the majority of the left help the left? And bickering over which leader to glorify isn't going to make a revolution. So if you actually want a real Stalinist revolution, which in my opinion will probably never happen at least under that name, spread propaganda inform the people, and learn for yourself. I say the last suggestion because if you want to commit sectarian genocide you obviously aren't the most intelligent revolutionary.

gorillafuck
24th November 2010, 03:48
Do you have some sort intellectual argument to put forth or do you want to simply call each other names for a few minutes? I can dumb it down with you for a while. Sure.
Red America doesn't actually put forward viewpoints. He just trolls and pretends that non-Hoxhaists are saying things that they actually aren't.

deLarge
24th November 2010, 03:57
What we need is Democratic Socialism. We need to use the existing Federal system to get a majority into office and reshape the government from the inside.

Isn't that precisely what has been established, and is currently being dismantled through austerity programs?

the last donut of the night
24th November 2010, 04:01
I can only assume you've actually never in your life dealt with a Trotskyite party, because nothing could be further from the truth.

Likewise for people who believe revolutions happen because of "spontaneous" shit. Lots and lots of Leftists here seem to think revolutions just magically happen, and that some party has to be ready to exploit this spontaneous event. Nothing could be stupider. There is no revolution without a vanguard. Without the vanguard, people don't come out in the street, they don't strike, they don't protest, they don't fight cops or burn shit, and they sure as hell don't overthrow governments.

Whatever "big" thing may or may not happen anytime soon, there won't be a revolution in America, because there is no vanguard party to build it. If you believe otherwise, you just don't understand a god damn thing.


You imply that a vanguard is needed to create struggle in the first place. This is again the age-old tale of Marxists not being Marxist. Class struggle creates the need and form of a vanguard, not the other way around. We're not blanquists, enlightened and prolier-than-thou intellectuals bent to rally the idiotic masses to our neat old revolution.

the last donut of the night
24th November 2010, 04:10
this thread has absolutely confirmed my suspicions that 98% of revlefters have, due to watching "Che" at age 13 after an emotional breakup, spent more time fantasizing about fighting and killing people in revolutions than actually reading up on what actually happens when fighting breaks out in the real (ie. not revleft) world

Rusty Shackleford
24th November 2010, 04:23
this thread has absolutely confirmed my suspicions that 98% of revlefters have, due to watching "Che" at age 13 after an emotional breakup, spent more time fantasizing about fighting and killing people in revolutions than actually reading up on what actually happens when fighting breaks out in the real (ie. not revleft) world
i watched che when i was 18. so i was emotionally prepared :tt2:

"Come and See" is a good contrast to "Che"

shows how fucked up warfare is, especially for a Partisan.

NoOneIsIllegal
24th November 2010, 04:39
This argument died on the first/second page, but: Stalinists are Trotskyists are the same, in the modern context. If you were living in the 20s, 30s, or 40s, it might make a difference. But it REALLY doesn't fucking matter now unless another Soviet government is set up, and one guy with a big ego wants to be ruler, and another guy with a small peni... Uh, I mean big ego, wants to be in power. Thus the whole gulag thing starts and the whole "Well, IF I WAS IN CONTROL...." argument happens again.
Only difference would be death toll, probably.

:rolleyes:
I mean, srslyz.

dernier combat
24th November 2010, 04:49
Nothing will happen. The imperialist powers will fight their wars in the Middle East to the end. Progress in painfully slow in Venezuela, India, Nepal, the Phillipines and other places. The Korean situation will be solved diplomatically and with sanctions.

Magón
24th November 2010, 04:57
Seriously? Are we really going back to just argue over the days of the early-mid 20th Century? If so, let's at least make up the deal again. We Anarchists will go back to our bomb throwing/setting ways, and general love for giving CP's hell on their own turf, and Stalinists can go back to trying to make Socialism in one country possible. While simultaneously trying to hunt Anarchists, Trots, whoever they see as "reactionary" down, and see how they do in the 21st Century.

If you didn't know this already, it's a lot easier to get a bomb into a place, than it is hunting people down individually when you've got limited resources. :)

Also, if you didn't catch this was sarcasm, then too bad for you.

Nolan
24th November 2010, 05:31
Red America doesn't actually put forward viewpoints. He just trolls and pretends that non-Hoxhaists are saying things that they actually aren't.

Nope. Never said we should kill trots, and I'm not sure what hoxhaists are supposed to have to do with this. You made that up.

Rusty Shackleford
24th November 2010, 12:28
heres some L33t army size comparisons
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/world/images/attachement/jpg/site1/20101124/0023ae73cfef0e568c8827.jpg
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/world/images/attachement/jpg/site1/20101124/0023ae73cfef0e568cbc29.jpg


im supposed to be writing an essay and what do i do instead? read countless articles that all say the same damn thing.

Mannimarco
24th November 2010, 18:00
Most of you would support killing any bourgeois pigs or other blatant counterrevolutionaries who continued to fight against the Proletarian movement after the revolution, correct? It's kill or be killed.

The Trotskyists aren't blatant counterrevolutionaries. They hide under the guise of being revolutionaries themselves, and infiltrate the revolution. Then through revision and spite, rot the party from inside out.


Fighting the blatant counterrevolutionaries is easy, but with the Trotskyists, they must be nipped off early. As soon as the figurehead of a revolution dies, they will leap on it and install a capitalist dictatorship under the guise of Socialism. This is why there must be no trotskyists or revisionists left.

This is Stalin's greatest failure, that he did not leave safeguards in place that Trotskyists and other revisionists wouldn't seize power in his death.

Mannimarco
24th November 2010, 18:40
http://tendancecoatesy.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/new-trotsky3.jpg

Bright Banana Beard
24th November 2010, 18:47
This is gold, I going to grab a popcorn and watch the unfold. Pass me the soda, revlefter!

Hit The North
24th November 2010, 18:58
Most of you would support killing... blah, blah, blah
Good job your entire political activity is restricted to role play on E-Rebublik, otherwise you'd be scary.

The fact that you identify Khrushchev as a Trotskyist is laughable evidence that you don't have a clue what you're blathering about.

robbo203
24th November 2010, 19:35
I'm not trolling. There's a deep emotion and historical rift between Trotskyists and Stalinists, Anarchists and Communists, that will only be solved by violent. Our views clash far too heavily for permanent unity. Particular in the extremely reactionary reviews of the trotskyists.

My post may be trollish, but I meant it.

Sheesh. Talk about the politics of the kindergarten

robbo203
24th November 2010, 20:07
I can only assume you've actually never in your life dealt with a Trotskyite party, because nothing could be further from the truth.

Likewise for people who believe revolutions happen because of "spontaneous" shit. Lots and lots of Leftists here seem to think revolutions just magically happen, and that some party has to be ready to exploit this spontaneous event. Nothing could be stupider. There is no revolution without a vanguard. Without the vanguard, people don't come out in the street, they don't strike, they don't protest, they don't fight cops or burn shit, and they sure as hell don't overthrow governments.

Whatever "big" thing may or may not happen anytime soon, there won't be a revolution in America, because there is no vanguard party to build it. If you believe otherwise, you just don't understand a god damn thing.

A vanguard by definition means a minority. A capitalist revolutiuon can certainly be accomplished through determined minority. A socialist/communist revolution, however, is an entirely different matter since the great majority have to want and understand what a socialist or communist society is actually about it before it can be brought into being. It is not going to magically materialise with a wave of a wand. Wghen you have majority understanding then again, by definition, you no longer have a vanguard.

So in fact you claim needs to be radically revised: there can be no socialist/communist revolution WITH a vanguard. The fact that you depend upon a vanguard at all means that the crucial pre-conditions for a successful socialist/communist revolution have not been met.

Mannimarco
24th November 2010, 20:14
Good job your entire political activity is restricted to role play on E-Rebublik, otherwise you'd be scary.

The fact that you identify Khrushchev as a Trotskyist is laughable evidence that you don't have a clue what you're blathering about.


We're all armchairs here. And yes, I am politically active irl too.

Psy
24th November 2010, 21:02
A vanguard by definition means a minority. A capitalist revolutiuon can certainly be accomplished through determined minority. A socialist/communist revolution, however, is an entirely different matter since the great majority have to want and understand what a socialist or communist society is actually about it before it can be brought into being. It is not going to magically materialise with a wave of a wand. Wghen you have majority understanding then again, by definition, you no longer have a vanguard.

So in fact you claim needs to be radically revised: there can be no socialist/communist revolution WITH a vanguard. The fact that you depend upon a vanguard at all means that the crucial pre-conditions for a successful socialist/communist revolution have not been met.
Actually a vanguard is the spear head of a main body and useless without the main body thus one does not usually speak of a vanguard as a separate force as if there is no main force there is no vanguard as there is nothing to be advanced of.

This means a vanguard does not create a revolution.

NoOneIsIllegal
24th November 2010, 22:46
There are a lot of situations going on right now. I know there will never be a truly united left, but what we do need is an all encompassing Internationale. Not one that excludes certain groups (such as the Second International with anarcho-syndicalists) or ones that enforce certain pledges (see Third International/Cominterm) or only one tendency (Fourth International).
I know my suggestion may contradict itself, but we need to gather all parties, unions, movements, federations, councils, anything that is working class-based seeking revolutionary change. We have to see where we stand with each other, what mutual aid we can deliver in solidarity, and what alliances can be formed.
In so many different situations, who knows what can happen and how we can help.

Fulanito de Tal
24th November 2010, 22:52
Mengistu,

I feel the same way and so does Castro. Something huge is about to happen.

7TNTupjH44E

the last donut of the night
25th November 2010, 00:07
Most of you would support killing any bourgeois pigs or other blatant counterrevolutionaries who continued to fight against the Proletarian movement after the revolution, correct? It's kill or be killed.

The Trotskyists aren't blatant counterrevolutionaries. They hide under the guise of being revolutionaries themselves, and infiltrate the revolution. Then through revision and spite, rot the party from inside out.


Fighting the blatant counterrevolutionaries is easy, but with the Trotskyists, they must be nipped off early. As soon as the figurehead of a revolution dies, they will leap on it and install a capitalist dictatorship under the guise of Socialism. This is why there must be no trotskyists or revisionists left.

This is Stalin's greatest failure, that he did not leave safeguards in place that Trotskyists and other revisionists wouldn't seize power in his death.

http://media.ebaumsworld.com/mediaFiles/picture/517631/698617.jpg

WeAreReborn
25th November 2010, 00:12
Most of you would support killing any bourgeois pigs or other blatant counterrevolutionaries who continued to fight against the Proletarian movement after the revolution, correct? It's kill or be killed.

The Trotskyists aren't blatant counterrevolutionaries. They hide under the guise of being revolutionaries themselves, and infiltrate the revolution. Then through revision and spite, rot the party from inside out.


Fighting the blatant counterrevolutionaries is easy, but with the Trotskyists, they must be nipped off early. As soon as the figurehead of a revolution dies, they will leap on it and install a capitalist dictatorship under the guise of Socialism. This is why there must be no trotskyists or revisionists left.

This is Stalin's greatest failure, that he did not leave safeguards in place that Trotskyists and other revisionists wouldn't seize power in his death.
If the counterrevolutionaries are using violence and cannot be reasoned with or for whatever reason can't be exiled then yes I would fight back. Trots are not counterrevolutionary though. On top of that you made a massive contradiction in the above post. You said you would agree on fighting BLATANT counterrevolutionaries or Capitalist pigs. You never said about subtle and then preceded to call Trots subtle counterrevolutionaries. So the whole beginning of your argument is nonsense. The last is nonsensical as well and is simply Stalin worship nonsense. You should be dedicated to Communism and not a man. You can say he followed and pushed for Communism but such worship is quite disturbing. Follow an ideology not a man.

Palingenisis
25th November 2010, 00:18
The fact that you identify Khrushchev as a Trotskyist is laughable evidence that you don't have a clue what you're blathering about.

Why is it necessarily laughable?

Khrushchev was much more authoritarian than Stalin and yet criticized Stalin for being too authoritarian...Both him and Trotsky in many other ways too shared a similar approach to both the peoples of the USSR and Comrade Stalin who is definitely one of the greatest men that ever lived....hence the comparison has some validity.

Nolan
25th November 2010, 02:31
Mannimarco, give it a rest, troll.

And robbo203, we've all heard your sermon about how we have to wait until all the stars and planets are aligned and the proletariat is almost unanimously begging for socialism. Please do us all a big favor and abstain from repeating yourself.

Hit The North
25th November 2010, 11:24
Why is it necessarily laughable?

Khrushchev was much more authoritarian than Stalin and yet criticized Stalin for being too authoritarian...Both him and Trotsky in many other ways too shared a similar approach to both the peoples of the USSR and Comrade Stalin who is definitely one of the greatest men that ever lived....hence the comparison has some validity.

How do you possibly quantify the statement that Khrushchev was more authoritarian than Stalin?

As for Khrushchev being a Trotskyist, are you referring to his support for the theory of permanent revolution (which he didn't hold) or his implementation of a transitional program (which he didn't implement), or perhaps it is his membership of the 4th International :lol:? Please stop spouting nonsense.

As for Stalin being "one of the greatest men that ever lived," you're entitled to your own opinion, no matter how many tens of thousands of corpses of old Bolsheviks and workers you have to spit on, in order to have it. :glare:

EvilRedGuy
25th November 2010, 11:25
I feel like something huge is gonna happen. *Orgasm*

Marxach-Léinínach
26th November 2010, 09:19
Why is it necessarily laughable?

Khrushchev was much more authoritarian than Stalin and yet criticized Stalin for being too authoritarian...Both him and Trotsky in many other ways too shared a similar approach to both the peoples of the USSR and Comrade Stalin who is definitely one of the greatest men that ever lived....hence the comparison has some validity.

Plus Khrushchov was originally a trotskyite during the 20s as well.

red cat
26th November 2010, 10:07
Plus Khrushchov was originally a trotskyite during the 20s as well.

Never heard this before. Source ?

progressive_lefty
26th November 2010, 11:44
The 3 wars of the USA, the Korean crisis, global economic meltdown, riots in the Eurozone, revolutions in Latin America all conspire to convince me that a general upheaval is about to occur in the world. The world is sitting on an open powder magazine and any spark is going to ignite it.

I totally disagree, the media is completely beating things up. There was barely anyone at the rallies in Europe. And plus, a Korean war is unlikely, because essentially Koreans do not want to be in the business of killing many and many Koreans. This is just confrontation, old man Kim obviously hates the Americans and the current South Korean establishment, but I think he would sympathise with the innocent Korean people of the South.

Marxach-Léinínach
26th November 2010, 12:09
Never heard this before. Source ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khrushchev

"He briefly joined supporters of Leon Trotsky against those of Joseph Stalin over the question of party democracy."

Kaganovich talks about it here as well in the section "Khrushchev had supported Trotsky" - http://www.revolutionarydemocracy.org/rdv1n2/chuyev.htm

Hit The North
26th November 2010, 12:20
It's a matter of record that Khrushchev briefly sided with Trotsky over the issue of party democracy in the mid twenties. But it is ludicrous to say he was "originally a Trotskyist". He was never a Trotskyist in any meaningful sense. In fact he was "originally" a Menshevik but joined the Bolsheviks in 1918, after the revolution. By the 1930s he had enthusiastically embraced the purges and show trials which included many of his friends and close colleagues.

Morgenstern
26th November 2010, 13:25
If anything starts in the year of 2012 I'll laugh. Anyway, something huge is always happening you're just more intuned now since the media is paying more attention to these conflicts rather than Paris Hilton. Also Trotsky>Stalin, Trotsky has better hair.

Mannimarco
26th November 2010, 16:47
If anything starts in the year of 2012 I'll laugh. Anyway, something huge is always happening you're just more intuned now since the media is paying more attention to these conflicts rather than Paris Hilton. Also Trotsky>Stalin, Trotsky has better hair.


If Stalin and Trotsky got into a most manliest mustache fight, Stalin would win 10/10

ZeroNowhere
26th November 2010, 16:52
This thread seems to have begun on what I think is a signficant point, namely that there's a hell of a lot happening presently, and somehow gone on to Trotsky, Stalin, and how Trotskyist Khruschev was. Perhaps we would be best off not continuing this particular line of discussion?

danyboy27
27th November 2010, 04:07
There will never be unity by mutual agreement. We Stalinists must cut down every last Trotskyist and anarchist.. Then we will have unity.

All talk no action.

all the tendency you vow to destroy outnumber you 5 to 1 in number and you want to destroy them? good luck pal.

maxs154
27th November 2010, 04:32
All of us need to unite if we want to be able to do anything. We need to unify as one and start a strong communist movement in the U.S. I am tires of these capitalist pigs taking advantage of the working class F*ck the red scare. This is our time, we have to put aside our differences and fight the power. :huh:

Amphictyonis
27th November 2010, 05:13
All talk no action.

all the tendency you vow to destroy outnumber you 5 to 1 in number and you want to destroy them? good luck pal.


http://encyclopediadramatica.com/Forum_Trolling#RevLeft

I guess I fell victim to trolling?

Mannimarco
27th November 2010, 22:47
All talk no action.

all the tendency you vow to destroy outnumber you 5 to 1 in number and you want to destroy them? good luck pal.

We will win, because we are right and they are wrong.

bailey_187
27th November 2010, 23:01
LOL @

1) Krushchev being more authortarian than Stalin
2) Krushchev being a Trot

Shit like this, along with other delusions such as Trotsky being an imperialist secret agent, make me embarrsed to call myself a marxist-leninist.

Amphictyonis
27th November 2010, 23:09
We will win, because we are right and they are wrong.

Maybe you should take that "workers of the world unite" quote of your sig? Thats never going to happen so long as REVISIONISTS such as yourselves are warping Marxism into some lame sectarian cock fest.

Here's an idea, gather all the "anti revisionists" (Stalinists) and go build communism in one country....lets say, anywhere where there is no anarchists or trots? Do you guys even know what the word revision means? Shall we count the ways Stalin mangled Marxism?

Vladimir Innit Lenin
28th November 2010, 00:25
I'm not trolling. There's a deep emotion and historical rift between Trotskyists and Stalinists, Anarchists and Communists, that will only be solved by violent. Our views clash far too heavily for permanent unity. Particular in the extremely reactionary reviews of the trotskyists.

My post may be trollish, but I meant it.

Just quickly - fuck off then. You're out of line and out of touch. You'll not persuade a soul (out of the 99.9% of the population that is currently not already pro-Stalin) of the arguments for Socialism and Marxism with bullshit like that.

OT: I too, feel like we are approaching a moment in history where the forces of class conflict are drawing us to, as you might say, a 'moment'. However, whether we have done enough, in terms of building the movement, in preparation in the past 10-20 years is far from certain.

We have only ourselves to blame if nothing concrete comes from the current set of economic forces set in motion by the bolivarian revolutions in Latin America, the current crisis of Capitalism in Europe in particular and certain goings on in places like Nepal.

Vladimir Innit Lenin
28th November 2010, 00:39
The Trotskyists aren't blatant counterrevolutionaries. They hide under the guise of being revolutionaries themselves, and infiltrate the revolution. Then through revision and spite, rot the party from inside out.


Wow, as someone who grew up in a Jewish household, you remind me of a terrible, terrible person.

Mannimarco
28th November 2010, 00:46
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJAuIPwjDw4

Mannimarco
28th November 2010, 00:57
LOL @

1) Krushchev being more authortarian than Stalin
2) Krushchev being a Trot

Shit like this, along with other delusions such as Trotsky being an imperialist secret agent, make me embarrsed to call myself a marxist-leninist.

Have you ever heard of a little place called Kronstadt?

Trotsky had himself a little bit of massacring. Granted, it was a pathetic petite bourgeoisie revolution. But it just goes to show Trotsky was more authoritian than Stalin.

Magón
28th November 2010, 03:29
Have you ever heard of a little place called Kronstadt?

Trotsky had himself a little bit of massacring. Granted, it was a pathetic petite bourgeoisie revolution. But it just goes to show Trotsky was more authoritian than Stalin.

Even though Trotsky never ruled a nation, and Stalin did? Plus the fact that since Stalin had a lot more power than Trotsky, could have possibly (and I use that lightly), over done it with his power?

Yeah, Trotsky was totally more authoritarian than Stalin. :rolleyes:

Aloysius
28th November 2010, 05:30
Have you ever heard of a little place called Kronstadt?

http://shavarross.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/top-10-oh-no-you-didnt-videos.jpg

bailey_187
28th November 2010, 13:19
Have you ever heard of a little place called Kronstadt?

Trotsky had himself a little bit of massacring. Granted, it was a pathetic petite bourgeoisie revolution. But it just goes to show Trotsky was more authoritian than Stalin.

er....

what did Krushchev have to do with Krondstadt?

Mannimarco
28th November 2010, 13:42
er....

what did Krushchev have to do with Krondstadt?

You said Krushchev couldn't be Trotskyist because he's authoritian. But Kronstadt is an example of how Trotsky was even more authoritian than Stalin, as such, it debunks your arguement.

@Nin, Trotsky had power in the USSR, and was very authoritian about it. If he had had the chance to become a dictator, he would have taken it in a flash. If he was leader of the USSR, he'd be just as authoritian as Stalin, and even more ruthless.

bailey_187
28th November 2010, 13:55
You said Krushchev couldn't be Trotskyist because he's authoritian. But Kronstadt is an example of how Trotsky was even more authoritian than Stalin, as such, it debunks your arguement.


no.

Those were two seperate points.

POINT 1) Kruschev was not a Trot

Krushchev was not a Trot because he didnt carry out ANY of the policies Trotskyists wanted implemented in the USSR. Even Krushchev's biggest change in policy, the "peaceful coexsitance" is compleltly out of line with Trots.

UNRELATED POINT 2) Kruschev was not more authortarian than Stalin.

Now delusional types such as yourself will like to bring out one, maybe two if you know your history, isolated incidences. But when weighed up against eachother, overall, the Stalin period of the USSR was more authortarian than the Kruschev one.



Im not a Trot so i dont want ot get involved in the business of defending trotsky, ill let them to that, but your "proof" that Trotsky was the most authortarian is rediculosu. Was Trotsky authortarian? Yes, of course. As was Lenin, Stalin and many other Bolsheviks.

Fulanito de Tal
30th November 2010, 19:13
http://english.aljazeera.net/news/europe/2010/11/20101130124811926553.html

Medvedev warns of new arms race


Dmitry Medvedev, the Russian president, has warned that a new arms race could erupt if Russia and the West could not agree on building a missile defence system.

Speaking at his annual state of the nation address on Tuesday, Medvedev said questions remained about the proposed missile shield, which Russia has agreed to work on with Nato.

"In the coming decade we face the following alternatives: Either we reach agreement on missile defence and create a full-fledged joint mechanism of co-operation, or ... a new round of the arms race will begin," he said.

"And we will have to take a decision about the deployment of new offensive weapons. It is clear that this scenario would be very grave."

Earlier this month Russia and Nato agreed in Lisbon to look into ways in which the two could work together on a new continental shield, which the Kremlin has spent years resisting.

Countering perceptions

Medvedev has demanded that Russia be handed an equal say in the system's operations - a request that would require a never-before seen degree of military co-operation and intelligence sharing between Moscow and the West.

But the two sides have failed to agree on a list of countries that pose a threat, with the US identifying Iran and North Korea, two nations that Russia sees as relatively harmless in the near future.

Medvedev's comments come a day after secret US diplomatic documents released by WikiLeaks said the Russian president played "Robin to Putin's Batman", suggesting the prime minister and former president remains in charge of the country.

Neave Barker, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Moscow said Tuesday's address "countered, to an extent, perceptions that it’s really Medvedev's predecessor Vladimir Putin who's actually in charge".

"This is an attempt to show the nation that he is a capable leader who makes his own decisions - decisions that are no worse or even better than those made by Putin," Alexander Konovalov, head of the Strategic Assessment Institute said.

But others said Medvedev's comments masked a serious Russian concern: that the shield could one day be transformed into an offensive system that rains down missiles and even nuclear bombs.

"Medvedev wants a legally-binding agreement that says that the European interceptors will never be aimed at Russia," Pavel Felgenhauer, a military analyst told the AFP news agency.

He said that Russia is concerned that Nato could develop this capability by about 2025, too soon for Moscow to develop any meaningful response

Soseloshvili
10th April 2011, 22:58
This thread predates the Arab Spring.

You are officially the massiah for predicting such an uprising.

hatzel
10th April 2011, 23:03
This thread predates the Arab Spring.

You are officially the massiah for predicting such an uprising.

Yeeeeeah, it was definitely worth necroing this one to point that out...:rolleyes:

RedSonRising
11th April 2011, 08:42
The way Imperialist states are controlling the process of globalization, the subjugated nations victims to neo-colonialism are going to break away and deprive the United States-as well as other power blocks-of their resources and influence. This will be the opportunity for those in USA/Europe to revolutionize their own countries. The 60's revisited with much more blood, I'm afraid.

You export the same model of sweat-shop/police-state/labor-assassinated oppression, and you globalize revolutionary anti-capitalism.

IndependentCitizen
11th April 2011, 08:49
Wait, so if they don't build a missile defence system, they'll just spend loads of money on weapons instead, despite the global economic crisis.


There's no logic in that..

Luís Henrique
11th April 2011, 16:02
because it would be used by china and various emerging superpowers as a chance to destroy the imperialist powers and become the new top dogs themselves.

What new emerging superpowers?

China's currency is tied to the dollar. Is there any sign this is changing?

Russia is isolated and unable to make its presence felt beyond the limited area of the ex-Soviet Union. It has indeed yet to reassert its dominance over its backyard.

India and Brazil, emerging superpowers? Let me laugh. Brazil has made some moves to show a more assertive presence in world diplomacy, but it lacks a military, does not export capital, and, on the contrary, has its economy deeply penetrated by American, Japanese, and European capital.

Time will probably come when open fight for imperialist predominance will erupt - but in the foreseeable future what August Thalheimer called "antagonistic cooperation" is to continue.

The important rising tensions are not between different countries, but within a few countries - namely the "Arab world" and the European periphery, also known as PIGS.

Luís Henrique

chegitz guevara
11th April 2011, 16:08
The 3 wars of the USA, the Korean crisis, global economic meltdown, riots in the Eurozone, revolutions in Latin America all conspire to convince me that a general upheaval is about to occur in the world. The world is sitting on an open powder magazine and any spark is going to ignite it.

I don't know if this portends for good or evil but I feel like Lenin felt prior to WWI breaking out. He said it himself, "I feel something huge is going to happen."

:eek::che::w00t::hammersickle::marx::reda::star::c astro::mad::scared::trotski::star3::cubaflag::engl es::blackA::ninja::star2:

This maybe? :cool:
http://www.ebiblefellowship.com/may21/

Soseloshvili
11th April 2011, 20:52
Yeeeeeah, it was definitely worth necroing this one to point that out...:rolleyes:

I was cleaning out my subscriptions... I found this... I had to post something.

What can I say. It was funny to me.

DDR
11th April 2011, 21:16
This maybe? :cool:
http://www.ebiblefellowship.com/may21/

C'mon, no african pope?

☭The Revolution☭
13th April 2011, 03:19
This era is coming to a close, and a new era is going to be brought in by a massive event - world wide. This is why we need to unite. The world is in a state of revolutionary activity that we haven't seen since the first half of the 20th century. I have an idea, but I am going to be making a separate thread about it, hopefully tomorrow. Watch me, people. You'll see something coming up from me soon.

CAleftist
13th April 2011, 03:29
Many huge things are happening. Of course, with capitalism, the development is uneven.

So you don't have one huge, homogenous singular event, but rather cracks, leaks, and tears at the seams that will (and are) snowball.

La Comédie Noire
14th April 2011, 02:45
I think we're all going to be 40 year olds shocked by the exuberance and tenacity of the younger generation. I'd like to be younger for it, but that's the pace of things I suppose.

agnixie
14th April 2011, 03:02
Many huge things are happening. Of course, with capitalism, the development is uneven.

So you don't have one huge, homogenous singular event, but rather cracks, leaks, and tears at the seams that will (and are) snowball.

IDK, if the threats that the US might default on debt happen, we might have a singular event. Of course it would be the nuclear option for capitalism and nobody is that suicidal but who knows.

Rakhmetov
14th April 2011, 15:13
"There are decades when nothing happens and there are weeks when decades happen."--- Lenin

Everything will change to their complete opposite as per dialectical materialism. We have to be ready with an outstanding vanguard party that will be militant enough to wrest power away from the Coca-Cola Republicans and Pepsi-Cola Democrats. :cool: