Greetings from Chicago

[Eleftherios]

Hello,

I am a Greek Marxist from Chicago who has been lurking around this forum for quite some time now. I would describe myself as a Marxist-Leninist with Trotskyist leanings. :trotski:

[NorthStarRepublicML]

right on, i would describe myself as Marxist-Leninist also but also borrow from several others (some trotsky), also i'm a neighbor to your north in Minneapolis, Minnesota .....

good to see someone else in the midwest and welcome.

[Tower of Bebel]

Welcome.

Please use the link in my signature. I'm having a "survey" on this forum ;) .

[Organic Revolution]

Well hello cross town comrade. I'm over here in the south side.

[Eleftherios]

Thanks for welcoming me

I'm from the north side of Chicago

[Organic Revolution]

Message me, we should get a cup of coffee.

[Eleftherios]

Originally posted by Organic [email protected] 05, 2007 04:44 am
Message me, we should get a cup of coffee.
Sure thing

[Rawthentic]

Comrade, welcome here, and know that I was born in "Ill"-waukee, yes, because it is "iller" than Chicago. I moved to Cali though. :(

Just remember that communists make more revolutions. :hammer:

[Leo]

I am a Greek Marxist from Chicago who has been lurking around this forum for quite some time now. I would describe myself as a Marxist-Leninist with Trotskyist leanings.

You ever heard of Aghis Stinas, comrade?

If not:

http://www.geocities.com/antagonism1/stinas/StTOC.html

[Eleftherios]

Thanks for the link. To answer your question, no, I have not heard of him, although I am reading the document you sent in that link. I like the resistance fighter Aris Velouchiotis, who fought on even after the occupiers left in order to bring socialism to Greece

[Leo]

Aghis Stinas was quite different from Aris Velouchiotis imo. One was an internationalist, opposing every bourgeois faction and calling for proletarian revolution, the other was a... well Stalinist, sort of at least.