Chimurenga.

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I agree. What's your thoughts of the taking of power of Deng Xiaoping & the arrest of the Gang of Four? Of course, I see Deng as a revisionist, along with being a centralist. Of course, we mustn't illusion ourselves, Mao did see Deng in a good light, given at the reason Deng was able to be in such a high position in the first place.

After reading a book I got about a month ago, I'm actually quite skeptical about the Gang of Four. After reading it, I can't help but just see them as ultra-leftists that tried forming a militant coup-d'etat in order to gain the leadership of the CPC. The book is called "The Case of the Gang of Four" by Chi Hsin. It's a really good read & really stays faithful to a Marxist analysis of the whole situation.

funny you should say that; i was actually engaged in frenzied masturbation looking at pictures of the skulls from the Killing Fields, saying under my breath "pol... pot..." like in the dead kennedys song, at the time I got your message.

Well, it's not really technically, China is still Socialist. Though, I would argue that's on a line of revisionism, given that the CPC is predominantly run by the right wing. The only people in the CPC that are trying to stay true to the Communist ideal & under the interests of the working class is the leader, Hu Jintao, & the Left wing section of the CPC.

Are you part of the FRSO as well, or what comrade? And thanks, I've ordered a good number of books, & can't wait to get a hold of them, so that one will be put on my list as well. I ended up getting these books just recently:

"For Marx (Radical Thinkers)" by Louis Althusser;
"The Last Soviet Republic: Alexander Lukashenko's Belarus" by Stewart Parker;
"The Economic Transformation of Cuba" by Edward Boorstein;
"Revolution and socialist construction in Korea: Selected writings of Kim Il Sung" by Kim Il Sung;
"The evolution of the Lao state" by Phongsavath Boupha;
"China's Socialist Modernization" by Yu Guangyuan;
"The Enigma of Capital: and the Crises of Capitalism" by David Harvey;
& "Revolutionary Social Change in Colombia: The Origin and Direction of the FARC-EP" by Prof. James J. Brittain

Hey comrade, how's "North Korea: Another Country"? I've been meaning to get a hold of this, but never came around to do so. Sucks being poor as well haha. I'm definitely an advocate on the idea of the DPRK still being Socialist, same goes for China but that's a different's story, but I just lack - as do many others - on showing definitive proof of such.

Yeah thanks mate, I favorited the thread so I can quickly check for any new links or info. Greatly appreciate your help, though I am having problems getting started and it will probably take a few more weeks to start on it properly [A lot of school work + Army Cadet Camp to keep it short lol].

If you would like, I could send you all the info and stuff when I'm done? Don't expect it too soon though...

Once again, thanks for all the help! Greatly appreciated!

;-)

Well, can you?

Coincidence. Yesterday I translated in your party of socialism and the liberation of the article.
http://www.wyzxsx.com/Article/Class2...08/172396.html