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Jose Gracchus - 2nd May 2011 23:52 View Conversation

I'll read these and get back to you with some discussion points, maybe a thread.
Jose Gracchus - 2nd May 2011 23:52 View Conversation

Thanks. I really like discussions like this.
Jose Gracchus - 2nd May 2011 23:20 View Conversation

Thanks! Don't suppose you have any good further reading sources on this and the other state-skeptic transitional programs we reviewed. Where can I read about Puente/Urales?
Rafiq - 2nd May 2011 22:18 View Conversation

Evening comrade. I've talked with a Ukrainian guy recently who I met on vacation, and he seemed to miss life in the Soviet Union. Is 'Communism' (Both Pro Soviet and Real Communism) popular in Ukraine?
Jose Gracchus - 18th April 2011 00:49 View Conversation

Hey, was wondering if you had any thoughts on Mike Macnair's review of the Jairus Banaji book, and Macnair's politics more generally. Also, if you could ever let me know what exactly formulated the superiority of Maximov's program to the "niavete" you alluded to re. the CNT Zaragosa program, I'd appreciate it. Feel free to reply via PM. I value your material analysis.
Le Socialiste - 5th April 2011 08:44 View Conversation

Thanks for the friend acceptance, comrade. Just out of curiosity, what is the situation like in Ukraine? From what I've read, the population seems to be split between the East and West (both in terms of the country and internationally). Is this at all true?
Jose Gracchus - 19th March 2011 01:33 View Conversation

Really appreciated the Maximov thread.
Die Neue Zeit - 3rd March 2011 04:27 View Conversation

On Cockshott and Cottrell engaging with Laibman, I found this paper:

Value, Markets, and Socialism
Red Commissar - 25th February 2011 19:50 View Conversation

I liked the two pieces you posted in regards to "anti-imperialist" types. I was reminded of this in a recent post by a certain member:

http://www.revleft.com/vb/blog.php?bt=3552
Dimentio - 22nd February 2011 13:49 View Conversation

http://www.revleft.com/vb/showpost.p...8&postcount=47

Need some who could play either the UK or China.

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About Kiev Communard

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Location: Kiev, Ukraine

Interests: Marxist Philosophy, History, Reading Classic Literature, Militant Atheism

Occupation: Freelance Writer

Political Statement: Somewhat plagiarised from Mike Macnair:

"You have to be Marxian on the issues of analysis of historical processes and critique of capitalism, but if you want to bring about the transformation of present society into a communist one, it would be better to follow Bakuninian, rather than orthodox Marxist, guidelines."

Gender: Male

Organisation: ARS Sympathizer

Organisation Contact Details: Alliance of Revolutionary Socialists - http://revsoc.org/english

[FONT="Fixedsys"]History is not like some individual person which uses men to achieve its ends. History is nothing but the actions of men in pursuit of their ends. - Karl Marx.

Only sound common sense, respectable fellow that he is in the homely realm of his own four walls, has very wonderful adventures directly he ventures out into the wide world of research. - Friedrich Engels.

I am by heritage a Jew, by citizenship a Swiss, and by makeup a human being, and only a human being, without any special attachment to any state or national entity whatsoever. - Albert Einstein.[/FONT]