MArx,Eangles, Lenin, MAvo, VS, Pinarayi Soviet Union, Poland, China, Cuba, BEngal, KEralam Ithinappuram pralayam!! poor CIA chaps should attend pinams party classes !!
On 3/27/08, Bobby Kunhu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Bravo!!!! > The communists have spoken and so it must be the TRUTH. > > Let us all join our hands in prayer and solemnly swear that we believe in > no God or ideology whatsoever except those sanctioned by Marx in his > Critique of the Capital and the Manifesto, as interpreted by HIS prophets > from time to time. Let all those who dare to blaspheme by struck by the > divine wrath of the party for breaking this covenant with Marx. > > Amen > > On 26/03/2008, ahmed rafeek j <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > US spy agencies backing Chengara stir: Pinarayi > > Thursday March 20 2008 11:25 IST, Express News Service > > > > http://www.newindpress.com/NewsItems.asp?ID=IER20080320010401&Page=R&Title=Kerala&Topic=0 > > > > > > > > KOLLAM: CPM state secretary Pinarayi Vijayan has said that spy > > agencies of the United States were supporting the agitation for land > > at Chengara. > > > > Inaugurating the EMS- AKG day at Mukkada near Kundara on Wednesday > > evening, he said that the details about the assets of those behind the > > agitation was getting exposed. > > > > He said the agitation leaders had land and house of their own. The > > agitators had initially said it was a struggle for the tribals. Later, > > they said the struggle was also for the landless poor. > > > > But the fact is that the struggle is not for these groups, Pinaryi > > Vijayan said. > > > > He said that the United States which had been propagating lies about > > Kerala using the media was now directly spreading the lies. He said US > > State Deprtment was claiming that human rights violations and lock-up > > deaths were occurring in the state. > > > > He said 80 percent of the news appearing in the world media was > > propagated by agencies controlled by imperialist agencies. > > > > He said that the US bore vengeance towards the CPM for the party's > > principled stand on the Indo-US nuclear deal. > > *************************************************** > > RSP flays Chengara land agitation > > Friday March 21 2008 12:08 IST, ENS > > > > http://www.newindpress.com/NewsItems.asp?ID=IER20080321014650&Page=R&Title=Kerala&Topic=0 > > > > > > PATHANAMTHITTA: RSP state secretary V P Ramakrishna Pillai termed as > > unjustifiable the ongoing agitation for land in the rubber plantation > > at Chengara in Kumbazha, causing unemployment to the workers at a time > > when the LDF Government promised to give land for the landless poor. > > > > Inaugurating the RSP district committee meeting here on Thursday, he > > said that the RSP wanted all the Left parties to come under one fold. > > > > V S Madhavan Nair, Thomas Joseph, N Janardhanan Nair, K S Sivakumar, R > > M Bhattathiri, Kalanilayam Ramachandran Nair, George Varghese, > > Chandanappally Karunakaran and Vazhamuttam Radhakrishnan were elected > > district secretariat members. > > **************************************** > > Chengara stir to continue as talks fail > > > > Special Correspondent, the Hindu, Thursday, Mar 20, 2008 > > http://www.hindu.com/2008/03/20/stories/2008032060400100.htm > > > > V.S. Achuthanandan says immediate resettlement is impossible. > > > > THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Talks held by Chief Minister V.S. Achuthanandan to > > bring about a settlement to the agitation by the Sadhujana Samrakshana > > Samithi at Chengara in Pathanamthitta district failed on Wednesday. > > > > While the Chief Minister maintained that the government could not meet > > their demand for immediate resettlement, the samithi leaders said they > > would continue their agitation for land. > > > > The Chief Minister said the government was prepared to provide them > > land at Chengara or elsewhere if they were willing to wait. The > > government was identifying land at various places for distribution > > among tribal people and others. Court proceedings and evictions were > > to be completed before all the land became available. The distribution > > would be done in April or May. > > > > Mr. Achuthanandan told the media that the samithi had rejected a call > > of the government to withdraw the stir and vacate the land they were > > occupying in Harrisons Malayalam Plantations. The government needed > > time for their resettlement. > > > > He said the government wanted to settle the agitation without > > bloodshed. It would not be using police as the previous government had > > done to suppress similar agitation by tribal people at Muthanga. > > However, it cannot give them permission to occupy land against court > > orders. > > > > Revenue Minister K.P. Rajendran said the landless could apply to > > village officers for allotment of land in connection with the second > > anniversary of the Left Democratic Front government. > > > > Samithi president Laha Gopalan said their demand was for five acres of > > land per family. However, they were willing to settle for one acre > > each. > > > > Congress leader Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan, who attended the talks > > with the former Minister Adoor Prakash and others, said the Chief > > Minister had not directly addressed the issues behind the > > eight-month-old agitation. He had only talked of broad plans of the > > government to distribute land to the tribals and the poor and > > preferred to threaten the agitators with police action. He said he > > thought the government would settle the agitation by offering them 256 > > acres of land identified at Kollavila near Ranni > > > > > > > -- > Bobby Kunhu > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Green Youth Movement" group. 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