herr_Nosferatu
17th May 2005, 17:31
In the light of the 45 year anniversary of the failed meeting between General de Gaulle, Macmillan, Eisenhower and Comrade Khrushchev, the so-called "East-West Summit", I try to look at why our goals were seemingly lost to greater Capitalism... It seems that this failure to arrive to a consensus where both capitalism and communism live, albeit in opposition to one another but nevertheless side-by-side, the so-called "peaceful coexistence", was a big loss for the health of a balanced world...
In the light of this failure, it seems even more apparent that Khrushchev was somewhat of a traitor to socialism...
What and how can this major mistake be taken into consideration and how can these ideals be brought back to bring socialism into a strong part of countering capitalism ?
I wonder...........
In the light of this failure, it seems even more apparent that Khrushchev was somewhat of a traitor to socialism...
What and how can this major mistake be taken into consideration and how can these ideals be brought back to bring socialism into a strong part of countering capitalism ?
I wonder...........