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Hey Comrade. Just so you know, I'm leaving for a couple months, as in where I live & everything, to try & get away from all the bullshit going on over here. But, after those couple months, I'll be back & ready to post again. So just letting you know that I'll be gone for a while.

Red Love & Salutes!

They spread misinformation about everything. Hoxhaites have defended everything from the Cambodian Genocide to Mao, then they denounce Mao as part of their witch hunts for "revisionists," a term which they made completely meaningless and turned into just another epithet instead of a word with meaning.
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Marxist Prophecy is definitely my favorite of all the songs you've written.

Glad to see someone else not ashamed of their BDSM kink

One thing that interests me is how a country views its own history. I know how the United States generally has an "accepted" line of interpretation of historical events, sometimes accurate and other times not. At any event it shows the impressions of the people towards the event.

A question if you will,

I was reading up on interwar history and I was looking over major events. One of these was the assassination of the Yugoslav king Alexander I. What was the treatment/interpretation of that event by the post war socialist state?

The reason why I ask is that the assassin was one Vlado Chernozemski who was a Bulgarian member of the IMRO, a secessionist movement, but some sources have speculated possible ustase involvement in the assassination.

The way I see it, I think what we must all see is that everyone had their advantages and disadvantages, though it's sad with the level of venom some people will pursuit it with.

And that's a good bunch of books you got there. Hopefully you can help give a summary of those of us who can not read the language.

http://www.revleft.com/vb/tito-yugos...997/index.html

Thought you might be interested in that.