Salyut

Cool.Was his name Noxion or are your referring to the original artist?

Lol, that's not me, but I did steal this username from someone on another site. I couldn't remember what website it was that I saw it (since it was a while ago), but that was probably it!

You should note that the slogans of the boycott ("vote with your feet", "no democracy without people's power") are very "abstract", so to speak, and could be a unifying point for various revolutionaries whether Anarchist, Left-com or Maoist who want a real revolutionary movement and not a bourgeois tailist or parliamentary cretinist one. I think you and your comrades should join the boycott movement on your own terms, if that makes sense.

I've read about the Canadian situation a bit. Technically, there is an implicit boycott going on since, iirc, the majority of Canadians do not vote and are disillusioned with bourgeois democracy. I think the point of the boycott is to make that implicit boycott an explicit boycott.

The elections are over now, but you know, there's always a next time! You could maybe talk it over with your comrades in the SPC?

I think that a break from social-democracy, legalism, parliamentary cretinism, etc, is something Maoists and Left-communists can unite on. Have you and your Left-communists considered joining the boycott campaign of the RCP?

I'm not from Canada or a member of the RCP, but I am a supportive outsider

I don't believe so.

I really liked "the subversion of politics", http://www.eroseffect.com/books/subversion.html as its more an history book than dry political theory.

Free download on the page, but well worth throwing some buck towards AKpress for.

Just ignore the last chapter (where after concluding that the strengtht of autonomous movements is their lack of an fixed dogmatic theory the author subsequently tries to superimpose a theory on said movements)