the first day of being here

[DORRI]

first mine:it was near 2 years ago,i remember that day i was siriously interested in anti-globalists and my first posts were about seeking for them.and i remember a friend called nattedi who helps me then.does anybody know where he is now?
and my introduction here in lounge :i can remember how important was it for me that howmany comrades will greet me... :rolleyes:

[toastedmonkey]

i read the site for a day or two, then i made a topic "young and Unsure, socialism or communism?" i only read that topic for about a month, then i started exploring the forum and started to learn

i'll post a link to that topic later

[Ortega]

Wow.. I can't remember my first day here. This is the oldest thread I could find, posted way back when I was Comrade_Zapata.

http://www.che-lives.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=18301&hl=

[Raisa]

Originally posted by ¡Ortega!@Apr 30 2004, 10:23 PM
Wow.. I can't remember my first day here. This is the oldest thread I could find, posted way back when I was Comrade_Zapata.

http://www.che-lives.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=18301&hl=
I heard this site mentioned a couple of times and was like...shit...I should check it out. I thought it was cool, and I joined. Im glad I did, you are all COOOL.

[Hate Is Art]

I spent ages reading through stuff on the site, just over a year ago i joined properly and started to post, I haven't looked back since :D

[Cobra]

When I joined originally I was an authoritarian market-socialist and was strongly against Anarchism. I thought the world should be similar to Singapore, but with many more people working for the all-powerful government.

After reading a lot on this site and looking at some of the books that were mentioned, my views have changed. I now think everyone should be equal in terms of wealth, and my beleifs on power have changed. While I support the view that socialism is a more constructive path to communism than Anarchism, sometimes I will side with Anarchists since Anarchy is the only way any of us can see communism in our lifetimes. However, I believe authoritarian rule is often a necessary evil in the beginning stages of socialism. So now, I tend to contradict myself when I talk about power.

But anyway, this is a great forum. I've learned a lot, and will learn a lot more, from reading the stuff here.

[BOZG]

My first posts (http://www.che-lives.com/forum/index.php?act=Search&nav=au&CODE=show&searchid=99f9d3dcfeb075f1d642c4dc4bf7bbb9&search_in=posts&result_type=posts&hl=&st=2625) I don't remember the day itself though. So naïve....

[Purple]

my first post was something about the us and WMD stuff... dont remember too excatly...

[akowa]

my first day here... i didn't know what to say, or how to say it (i guess i don't know now either)

it was very difficult for me to understand you all, well, not ALL, because of the language (anyone who ignore it: i'm spanish, and my english is...as you see it oy)
:unsure:

[SittingBull47]

hmm, on a side note, Raisa's and Digital Nirvana's avatars look great together like that.

anyway i remember my first day on these boards. I remember that I was looking for a good place to go to for political discussions and discussions on society. I found more than what i was looking for, so i was excited. My first post was on (i believe) Che's failed Congo campaign. I was reading Anderson's biography at the time.

[FatFreeMilk]

I remember whn I made this account. It was a lovley day and I was at the public library with my friend...and then I got here. I didn't have the internet at the time so I didn't start actually posting till like a month later (and my dumb ass couldn't figure out what was wrong with my password :rolleyes: )

anyways, yeah, i don&#39;t remember my first post, you an elephant if you can :P , but I know it was in politics. And then it all went to hell from there...stupid chit chat and it&#39;s interesting conversations <_<

[Saint-Just]

Originally posted by [email protected] 30 2004, 04:43 PM
first mine:it was near 2 years ago,i remember that day i was siriously interested in anti-globalists and my first posts were about seeking for them.and i remember a friend called nattedi who helps me then.does anybody know where he is now?
and my introduction here in lounge :i can remember how important was it for me that howmany comrades will greet me... :rolleyes:
Nateddi can be found at www.socialistfront.org/forum or possibly www.ernesto-guevara.com/forum. He is called Nateddi at socialist front but not at enresto-guevara, also socialist front is dead now.

He left this site because he thought that this forum had a majority of bourgeois socialists.

My first post, that I was later restricted for (and similar posts):

I thought the point of this thread was criticising the anachronistic policy of the U.S. towards the DPRK. Its palpable that the DPRK could not avoid being hit by retaliation from the U.S. in a nuclear conflict. No country in the world as of yet is fully capable of protecting itself from nuclear attack. However, there are many scenarios that could arise from a U.S.- DPRK conflict and it is to this that the existence of nuclear weapons in the DPRK is pertinent.

There are different stories as really it is not known what they have. The 2-3 nukes you refer to are fission bombs, their existence has supposedly been confirmed by the Americans. However Atomic bombs such as these have a relatively small destructive capacity. What is unknown, and indeed more important, is whether the DPRK has thermonuclear bombs. They have the plutonium... as you can geuss the DPRK is likely to keep very secretive. Even if they don&#39;t have them they may claim they do for tactical reasons.

The existence of the Taepo Dong-2 ICBM has been confirmed by the Americans. It was sighted by satellite at the DPRK&#39;s Sanum-dong research and developement facility. From its proportions it was deducted that the range was at least 2,200 miles. It is thought that it could be up to 6,200 miles. You are correct ComradeJunichi that there is no certainty that thier weapons can hit the U.S. there is a high possibility though.

[ÑóẊîöʼn]

I remember posting a thread expressing my concern about the BNP.

[DORRI]

Originally posted by Chairman Mao+May 19 2004, 10:11 PM--> (Chairman Mao @ May 19 2004, 10:11 PM)
[email protected] 30 2004, 04:43 PM
first mine:it was near 2 years ago,i remember that day i was siriously interested in anti-globalists and my first posts were about seeking for them.and i remember a friend called nattedi who helps me then.does anybody know where he is now?
and my introduction here in lounge :i can remember how important was it for me that howmany comrades will greet me... :rolleyes:
Nateddi can be found at www.socialistfront.org/forum or possibly www.ernesto-guevara.com/forum. He is called Nateddi at socialist front but not at enresto-guevara, also socialist front is dead now.

He left this site because he thought that this forum had a majority of bourgeois socialists.

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really?thank you :) I&#39;d missed him.

[Sammi87]

i came accross this site when i was researching (and doing anything other than revise for my exams), then when i read parts of the forum i found there was lots of great people (that sounds really cheesey i know but..) anyway I joined and enjoy the discussions that go on and posting.

[DaCuBaN]

I&#39;ve not been here long

http://www.che-lives.com/forum/index.php?a...osts&hl=&st=700 (http://www.che-lives.com/forum/index.php?act=Search&nav=au&CODE=show&searchid=8001135ce1a02344832070b1e4cd287f&search_in=posts&result_type=posts&hl=&st=700)

But I didn&#39;t waste any time in getting dug into the OI :D