Positivist

Yes, they are carrying out combat missions. 5 days ago two US soldiers were killed in Mali, but mainly the US is fighting for its imperialist interests in the Horn of Africa to protect the oil pathway of the Red Sea.

Poz: they had a big article on India last fall, part of which was probably from an Indian supporter who had a letter published in the Workers Vanguard a while back. It talks about the Naxalites, doesn't support their Mao Stalinist politics but makes it clear it's on their side vs. the government. I'm sure you can find it easily enough, the website has a good search engine.

Likewise with the FARC I recall, although they haven't written about them for a number of years.

Basically, they support peasant movements vs. their oppressors, but believe strongly that the working class has to lead the movement, they disagree sharply with Maoist peasant guerilla conceptions. And the FARC drug connection does not particularly freak them out, after all the druglords are mostly with the right wing death squads.

-M.H.-

Ha! Yes, there has been great growth for capital in India, oiled with the blood sweat and hunger of Indian workers. Also, did you know that nearly half of US soldiers who are wounded in war come from Africa? Yeah, the US has been expanding its mini-"lillypod"-bases in Africa, particularly the Horn of Africa.

Yes, 1/3 of Indian territory is under Maoist rebel control, and nearly half of the country is fighting ground between the Naxalites and the Indian bourgeois State.
Here is a video.

Oh, thanks. That one is actually lyrics from this song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pXh1bBDMJI

In that case, then, my personal apologies.

Actually, TWCS was first discussed in the Theory forum before someone else started the group (not me at all). I posted in the Theory forum public policy materials similar to what you made.

What I meant was that the discussions could be in the Economics subforum or the Revolutionary Marxists usergroup. I still don't know why the separate group had to be started per se.

I don't know anything about web design. I'm horrible with technology.

Sure, i don't have a problem with "an alternative to nationalization" so long the private capital is owned by workers of that co-op, i even would advocate that small competing enterprises remain private.