Brosa Luxemburg

oh wow when did you come back?

Here's a link to the Anarchist Archives to Regeneracion c. 1910s by Magon: http://dwardmac.pitzer.edu/anarchist...n/works/regen/

Here's a link to the main Magon page, on the Anarchist Archive: http://dwardmac.pitzer.edu/anarchist...rks/index.html

Here's just the Wikipedia page on the Mexican Anarchist Federation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexican...ist_Federation

Also the Wikipedia page on the CIPO-RFM:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popular...es_Magón%22

These should all help you get a start on Mexican Anarchism. There are some other things, like books I could suggest but A) They're in total Spanish, and I don't know how good your Spanish is, so it might be hard. And B) I've only ever seen them in Mexican bookshops, so I don't even know if you could get them here in the US.

Yeah, sorry about that.

Actually, never mind.

Could you except my join request for the "Bordigist" group?

great to see you post again!

Ah thanks. I think I can better answer my own question now then I could way back when I wrote it, but I lack the motivation.
Though I did mean communism - post dotp post capitalism, with no state/government/classes and thus no politics and thus no classes nor democracy.

Are you really back?

Thanks for the add to the group I'm not a bordigist, but I am a sympathizer of the ICT and a Left Communist.