Communist union/United liberation army

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http://www.communistunion.org/united-liberation-army.html

i just came across these "guys", smells like bacon to me...

any insight?

[The Douche]

Cops could make a better website, looks like some over-excited youngsters to me.

[TheGodlessUtopian]

...yeah,it is a pretty bad web design.Any idea where this came from? Connected to any prexisting groups or did it just come out of the blue? (my money is on the later since the design and layout seems rushed)

[ellipsis]

they started following me on twitter, once I started to read the pages more, i began to realize its probably a revleft-esque stalin-fanboy.

[Susurrus]

they started following me on twitter, once I started to read the pages more, i began to realize its probably a revleft-esque stalin-fanboy.

Consider they endorse FARC, the DPRK, Vietnam and Chavez, I would say this is the case. Here's their blog btw:

http://www.ularmy.blogspot.com/

[The Old Man from Scene 24]

Call me crazy, but I think that they have a good basic concept. However, if they are going to promote something like this, they should be doing it in the 'underground'. Unfortunately, they are just asking to get their asses watched by the FBI.

At the same time, I don't agree with everything that they have on their platform. Even as a Marxist-Leninist, I still hate the DPRK (Although I would probably rather live there, than in some religious extremist country in the middle east).

[Red Commissar]

Call me crazy, but I think that they have a good basic concept. However, if they are going to promote something like this, they should be doing it in the 'underground'. Unfortunately, they are just asking to get their asses watched by the FBI.

I think the most pressing and realistic problem they'll face is what mostly everyone else doing these things face- how do you prevent something like this from being a presence on the internet only? How will you react when you realize very few people are even visiting the site? That's where a lot of these things end up, despite the initial energy they might have. As far as their politics and such goes it's nothing new, at least from what I'm reading on their different pages. They take up alot of the cause celebres common in left groups too, seeing the stuff about "Free XXXX!" or their things about militia groups.

And that's what I think of it with regards to OP. Just another one of the hundreds of internet Communist parties started up by some person(s) who're very eager about their new found political radicalism like cmoney said. Maybe I'll stick this on my bookmarks and see if the site dies a painful, slow death as it stops becoming updated or reconciles itself to the fact it can't be a legit party and reconstitutes itself as a blog. Or maybe realize they got do things outside the internet.

[bcbm]

As Marxists, therefore, we are not dealing with the question of violence in general, but of the legitimate violence of the working class against its oppressor, whether that takes the form of the organized armed struggle waged by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC-EP) against a brutal capitalist puppet regime, the just and courageous struggle of the Palestinians, led by the Peoples Front for the Liberation of Palestine, against a terrorist occupation state, or the struggle of the United Liberation Army against the arrogance, racism and brutal inhumanity of the ruling US capitalist state and their right-wing social apparatuses.

very modest in their comparison

[Aleenik]

A supporter of FARC and the PFLP eh? Ya... not my kinda comrade.