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I talk about our party (Chinese Revolutionary Party [Marxist-Leninist]) time of the initial creation. Initially we have only three people I [Hua Qiao], Ying Xie (female), Major Dong (M). Then in the first few months, we established our Internet home page, but we can agree with the political views of a few people. Then we organized a study, the main reading a written works of Marx and Lenin and <Empire - imperialist globalization and political order>, we organized a number of people writing articles and book reviews. Later, we also built a liaison MSN group, specifically for you in the above discussion. Since then we have also recently built a circle, the establishment of a new functional group. [Http://www.niwota.com/quan/11766620/]. We are now encountering the problem is how to attract more people to join our party, I personally, I try to political campaigns and with the environmental movement, we also have a member of their ideas. China is now in rapid industrialization period after the entry of non-material gradually in the Labor dominated. We support a democratic society, we hope that our political parties can in the future become a new political force boarded China's political arena. Now we urgently need the people here gives us a good idea, to help us to expand the ranks.
Thank you!
Long live the revolution!
华乔
You just never give up!
I'm going to get the Admins to trash it because its a double post.
I just explained what our experience, if you do not think it appropriate, as it can be thrown into the garbage containers. However, I hope that I was able to have the help from the theory, practice, as well as all possible help!
华乔
You just never give up!
他说你同样的题目多发了一遍。。。
Do not say that we have nothing,
We shall be masters of all under heaven!
why should anyone join anyone who considers them masses?
I'm kinda massive myself, actually.
Scrap the vanguard idea.
Otherwise it will just end up as China today.
Very excellent suggestion Serpent, I'm sure our comrades in China will be able to utilize the information you've presented.
What you need to do, sunfarstar, is organize first a small core group of dedicated supporters who are willing to dedicate time and energy into your organization. You need to establish committees of support wherever you can, print literary material, publish pamphlets and leaflets and distribute them.
The basis of your activity must be based on the conditions in China today and must address issues in society and economics. It is my opinion that the Communist Party of China has become a bloated, beauraucratic, and inhuman machine which works for nothing more now than the exploitation of workers and the generation of capital profit from that exploitation. Given the rich revolutionary history of China, you need to reaffirm your message of China needing to head down the revolutionary path once again, to undo the revisionist damage done to the revolution of the Chinese people by the Dengist traitors over the past 35 years.
In this phase of your organization, the creation and distribution of propaganda and literature is your highest priority -- this is how you will attract support. You must provide a critical and materialist analysis of China's situation and atleast lay the groundwork for progress.
Good luck comrades!
RNK, your suggestions will create the same situation that exists in china. A new revolutionary cadre will replace the old. Same boring fucking shit.
像我们这样的外国人帮助你们的最好方法是什么?
We are seeking legitimacy. Because so far, our organization is illegal. It is difficult to imagine in a so-called "communist" countries can not organize a political party nature of the Communist Party, which is the symbol of totalitarianism. We hope that our foreign friends will be more local advocacy in our political views, and allow more people to join our parties in the past, thus forming a vanguard. Long live the friendship between the revolution!
华乔
You just never give up!
^^^ Why not call yourselves "Social-Proletocrats"?
Thanks to an insightful post by Alan Maki (an anti-revisionist within the CPUSA), this is basically a synthesis of "playful" threads and out-of-board messages of mine, since I've decided that enough "shit-chat" has been made:
Anybody in Oregon, Washington state, or BC?
Is the term "communist" beyond saving (at the moment)?
Russian Proletarism
Rescuing Lenin from the Leninists
Merge Marxism with the workers' movement!
United social labor: name for the pre-party mass organization???
In addition, I have agitated in recent days outside of this board for greater awareness of the word "proletocracy" (rule by the working class) Regardless of whether this workers-only organization I want to help build is explicitly "social-proletocratic" (one tendency) or for "united social labour" (multi-tendency) but with an explicitly "social-proletocratic" tendency, the pre-revolutionary strategy for this workers' organization is very simple, and goes all the way back to the words of "pre-renegade" Kautsky: the revolutionary merger of Marxism and the workers' movement.
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"A new centrist project does not have to repeat these mistakes. Nobody in this topic is advocating a carbon copy of the Second International (which again was only partly centrist)." (Tjis, class-struggle anarchist)
"A centrist strategy is based on patience, and building a movement or party or party-movement through deploying various instruments, which I think should include: workplace organising, housing struggles [...] and social services [...] and a range of other activities such as sports and culture. These are recruitment and retention tools that allow for a platform for political education." (Tim Cornelis, left-communist)
We face a lot of contradictions, on the one hand our strength are too weak and small, on the other hand now in China is very strict ban on the political stage. Did you know? Organizations in China to more than 200 public meetings and processions needs the approval of the public security departments, we are now We can not expose the entire organization, we have launched a lot of the grassroots people to participate in our organization, but that people are brave dare to do things. we urgently need to strengthen our organization, to participate in political struggle. funds, the shortage, organized the tedious work, there is a range of difficulties. we want the world to the communist propaganda us for our political views, so that more people agree with our ideas.
华乔
You just never give up!
The social and economic situation in China is far different than it was in 1949. Beyond that, we have the advantage of the lessons of history. Anyway, don't bug me, you're stupid.
Sunfarstar, I'd love to see some of the propaganda work your organization is creating. Do you have any on-hand?
RNK:
Some of our members to participate in our regular school activities, they wrote some articles, novels, to reflect the social realities. We have not yet got the ability to hold more large-scale activities. If you are interested in novels, I can translation to you
华乔
You just never give up!
Comrade, your experience is not unlike that of a small group in the Soviet Union during the late 70s:
http://proletarism.org/m1str.shtml
http://struggle.net/proletarism/index.htm
The first thing you need to do amongst your working-class audience is to distinguish yourselves from the "Communist" Party of China. RNK, I'm afraid that adding the adjective "Revolutionary" to the name won't do.
The ONLY way to do this is to rename your organization, and I strongly recommend "Social-Proletocratic Party."
"A new centrist project does not have to repeat these mistakes. Nobody in this topic is advocating a carbon copy of the Second International (which again was only partly centrist)." (Tjis, class-struggle anarchist)
"A centrist strategy is based on patience, and building a movement or party or party-movement through deploying various instruments, which I think should include: workplace organising, housing struggles [...] and social services [...] and a range of other activities such as sports and culture. These are recruitment and retention tools that allow for a platform for political education." (Tim Cornelis, left-communist)
Yes, please please do!
I have a question for you -- ideologically, where does your organization stand, and what are its views of the revolutionary period of China (circa 1949)?
Jacob>![]()
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By two friends: Our party is different from the Communist Party of China is that it is very young, we have neither the Soviet Union is similar to the late 1970s is not the groups in 1949 after the Chinese Communist Party, the extension of the product can be said that our party is " Suddenly, "in the context of globalization and the emergence of political organization. Theoretically speaking, we belong to the New Left, the composition of our complex, virtually no industrial workers, we are engaged in the non-physical labor. from this <Empire> on the definition of view, we live in the top floor of labor, according to Gramsci's ideas, we have a cultural leadership, but only culture is not enough, we have to expand our fields of practice. from Personally, I try to revolutionary action and the environmental movement together. revolution is a large-scale change the ideology of the masses. before (in China has not "reform and opening up" period) China is in a pre-industrial era, but now, China and the world has entered a post-industrial synchronous period. world's political and economic culture is one of these
华乔
You just never give up!
^^^ I was referring to the political superstructure, though. You're right on the job occupation differences, though:
http://struggle.net/proletarism/index.htm
Nevertheless, the Chinese authorities, much like the Soviet ones, have discredited the word "Communist" to ordinary workers, such that even a mere change of name is needed. Anybody can have a "revolutionary party" like yours, and the "Marxist-Leninist" add-on may turn off a lot of workers too accustomed to watching propaganda related to "Marxism-Leninism, Mao Zedong Thought, and Deng Xiaoping Theory."
Keep rolling your eyes anyway, because I am determined to spread awareness of need for this name change to "social proletocracy," on theoretical (Kautsky's revolutionary merger formula), historical (revisionist "Marxism-Leninism"), and current grounds (the liberalization of "communist" parties which you yourself decry).![]()
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"A new centrist project does not have to repeat these mistakes. Nobody in this topic is advocating a carbon copy of the Second International (which again was only partly centrist)." (Tjis, class-struggle anarchist)
"A centrist strategy is based on patience, and building a movement or party or party-movement through deploying various instruments, which I think should include: workplace organising, housing struggles [...] and social services [...] and a range of other activities such as sports and culture. These are recruitment and retention tools that allow for a platform for political education." (Tim Cornelis, left-communist)
sunfarstar朋友, 请问建立一个政治组织有多危险 ~?
如果政府不喜欢你的组织 ,惩罚有多严重?![]()
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