Blanquist
11th May 2012, 07:30
Was it a revolution, a failed revolution or what?
It's so hard for me to tell, Alan Woods called it a revolution but he thinks everything is a revolution.
But other parties like the SEP in America, called it the opening of a new revolutionary epoch, that all revolution would be similar, and then they dropped the coverage.
I remember a few years ago they (bourgeois analysts) talked about Egypt as a trouble spot because Mubarak was getting very old and wanted his son to take over, but his son was unpopular and there was a good chance the army would just take control.
That seems to be exactly what happened.
It's so hard for me to tell, Alan Woods called it a revolution but he thinks everything is a revolution.
But other parties like the SEP in America, called it the opening of a new revolutionary epoch, that all revolution would be similar, and then they dropped the coverage.
I remember a few years ago they (bourgeois analysts) talked about Egypt as a trouble spot because Mubarak was getting very old and wanted his son to take over, but his son was unpopular and there was a good chance the army would just take control.
That seems to be exactly what happened.