View Full Version : The Global Communist Partnership (GCP)
VukBZ2005
17th December 2004, 04:25
1
The Global Communist Partnership (GCP) is a partnership that is
a way of uniting revolutionary induviduals, Leftist Political Parties,
Anarchist organizations and unions, and etc. It is a more formal
way of uniting the left on a more common basis. This also
allows us to communicate more directly.
2
The Global Communist Partnership is made up of the committee.
Within this commitee, there is no leader, however the committee
would operate on a democratic fashion; we would all vote on issues
that are effecting the left tremendiously
3
If you do not want to join the GCP - you do not have to. But if you
are interested - please pay a visit to http://www.che-lives.net/users/firefox/gcp.html for more details.
Non-Sectarian Bastard!
17th December 2004, 13:10
However I appreciate your efforts, but there are already such organisations. There are New Yorkian, American, North American and even global anarchist organisations.
NovelGentry
17th December 2004, 13:14
We are not an anarchist organization.
Non-Sectarian Bastard!
17th December 2004, 13:25
Are you a member?
And there are even Communistic/Anarcho-communistic global organisations.
NovelGentry
17th December 2004, 13:31
I am the founder.
And there are even Communistic/Anarcho-communistic global organisations.
we aren't "anything" -- we do not carry any kind of label like this. Our members are welcomed from all parts of the far left.
The Garbage Disposal Unit
17th December 2004, 14:33
Have you approached any of the larger international organizations yet?
If you're able to get interest from at least a few groups, and produce some more information, I'll gladly mention it at a club meeting. I don't think a resolution could be made until the party conference this summer, but if this is a serious long-term project . . .
(I confess, the party is probably about 1/3 crusty old Stalinists, bless them, but perhaps the more radical, younger wing could push such a resolution through? The party has shown itself willing to work in partnerships, like the UFP.)
NovelGentry
17th December 2004, 15:17
Well, right now it's still in it's infancy, and we're not trying to just get "as many people as possible." The goal is to build up slowly and have a decent foundation. The way it's set up is to allow both parties and individuals to join. The main thing that we're trying to do is:
a) keep this completely democratic
ALL committee members (individuals, party representatives, union representatives) are given a vote. We do not afford singular votes to all members of joined parties, as we assume they follow the parties platform and thus agree with whoever is sent from that party to represent them.
b) keep it 100% non-hierarchical.
Our focus is on simplifying communication and creating focused goals for the left, not telling people what to do. There are no "leader" there are no "chairmen" -- there is no singular member who is more important than any other member. ALL things are put to a vote, and all members can propose something to be put to a vote.
c) we are not restricted to single ideologies
If indeed your party is anti-anarchist, or anti-maoist, or anti-leninist and refuses to work with them, it is doubtful that your membership would make a lot of sense.
What we are trying to do now, and the reason firefox posted in here, is build a strong base of individuals first, once we do that we can at least establish our methods (i.e. how we will organize votes, how we will create the means to facilitate communication). Once our methods are established I'd say it's open season for anyone who wants to join, at that point the website should be more mature with a lot more information on it. Right now, if you're interested in signing on as an individual you can talk to me or firefox, we are doing little more than taking names at the moment. If indeed you want to push for the party, I would wait until it's built up a bit more from the individual's contributions. Things to keep in mind... this is not a "super-party" -- we do not influence the way member parties are formed, nor do we influence their methods of how they work. What we aim to do is set down a number of goals which all of the left can agree upon, and make those the primary focus of the partnership.
BOZG
17th December 2004, 16:23
No!
The Feral Underclass
17th December 2004, 17:49
I agree in principle with the idea but this kind of task should be initiated by political organisations themselves, not by individuals.
There are Internationals of parties/organisations, and it should be those entities which are calling for unity within the far left. I can't see how this project will influence greatly the actions of entire movements?
But i'd be more than happy to be proven wrong.
Dyst
17th December 2004, 19:16
If the individual chooses to join or not, why should a political party be the founder of something like this, not an induvidual? I think these kind of projects are good and wish you the best of luck. I might possibly contact any of you, if I do not forget it, which I probably will... ;)
VukBZ2005
19th December 2004, 12:23
The forums of the GCP - http://data.forumhoster.com/forum_revadmin/
It's new.
American_Trotskyist
19th December 2004, 20:54
I've looked around but I can't find anywhere to join could you tell me where I could?
PRC-UTE
28th December 2004, 18:54
I'd also be interested in joining. I can officially represent the IRSM.
Archpremier
29th December 2004, 14:13
Christ, people. Stop griping. I'll join.
T_SP
29th December 2004, 14:23
No thanx pal!! The CWI is my organisation. All the best with that though, maybe in the future eh ;)
NovelGentry
29th December 2004, 18:10
Sorry about the late response, this thread seemed to spring ot life over night. To answer OglachMcGlinchey, You can officially represent another organization, however, it should be noted there we do permit members of existing represented organizations to join. One person/party/organization = one vote. This means at current, you're entire organization would only get one vote to represent itself on issues. If they so wish to be individually represented then they are able to join on their own.
As for a general response... once again this idea is still in it's infancy, and right now we were focusing on growing on and individual level. If you're interested in joining, you can private message Communist FireFox. He will take some basic info (and you should also leave him with your e-mail even if he doesn't request it). Right now the board seems to have a technical difficulty for me (I never got the confirmation e-mail thing). But do TRY and sign up on the board at least if you're interested.
Once we have reached a decent amount of base members (individuals or parties) we will begin establish the initial goals and procedural outlines for what we are doing.
To T_SP. You can join if you are part of another organization, party, whatever.... you can even join to represent that party (if you are indeed in that position).
PRC-UTE
30th December 2004, 01:23
To answer OglachMcGlinchey, You can officially represent another organization, however, it should be noted there we do permit members of existing represented organizations to join. One person/party/organization = one vote. This means at current, you're entire organization would only get one vote to represent itself on issues.
sound
Zingu
3rd January 2005, 03:59
I've talked to Firefox a bit, heck, I'll join!
bubbЯubbgoeswoo
3rd January 2005, 22:40
im in
NovelGentry
6th January 2005, 10:36
I'd like to mention to all existing GCP members who we've gotten through che-lives who may not be checking the board that frequently, PLEASE start doing so. I've done some rather major updates necessary to set the ball in motion. There's already a proposition I added up on there, currently all members are individual members with the exception of our representative from the IRSP. This means that the majority of you on here reading this are committee members, which means you should go there and read the proposition and start debating. I've also added some basic FAQ type info, a quick guide to formulating propositions, and a few responses to existing threads.
seraphim
6th January 2005, 11:00
This sounds like a good idea, but it may be more difficult to put into practice how do you go about joining?
NovelGentry
6th January 2005, 11:08
Private message Communist Firefox, or go to our board and go to the Membership section and post some information so that he can get in touch with you. Just drop your e-mail or an Instant Messenger name in there: http://data.forumhoster.com/forum_revadmin/
NovelGentry
6th January 2005, 21:33
THIS WAS ALREADY POSTED ON THIS THREAD BUT BECAUSE IT RECEIVED ANOTHER RESPONSE AND PUSHED TO ANOTHER PAGE I'M REPOSTING TO DRAW ATTENTION TO IT"
I'd like to mention to all existing GCP members who we've gotten through che-lives who may not be checking the board that frequently, PLEASE start doing so. I've done some rather major updates necessary to set the ball in motion. There's already a proposition I added up on there, currently all members are individual members with the exception of our representative from the IRSP. This means that the majority of you on here reading this are committee members, which means you should go there and read the proposition and start debating. I've also added some basic FAQ type info, a quick guide to formulating propositions, and a few responses to existing threads.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 4.2.5 Copyright © 2020 vBulletin Solutions Inc. All rights reserved.