On 3/4/15 2:23 PM, Charlie wrote: > Second, Roberts would have a strategy that goes for a pan-European > transformation, while the CP of Greece, if we may dare to quote a > "Stalinist" group, advocates "fighting for another development path that > will serve the needs of the people today, with disengagement from the > EU, unilateral cancellation of the debts, with the socialization of the > monopolies and with the people holding the reins of power." ( > http://inter.kke.gr/en/articles/No-toleration-for-the-new-agreement-reached-between-the-government-and-the-EU-to-extend-the-memorandum/ > ) Sort of sounds like Castro in 1959.
It does not sound like Castro in 1959 at all. The July 26th Movement was a broad-based movement that had the support of Cuba's working class and peasantry while the Greek CP is a disgusting sect that got 6 percent of the vote in the last election and that expects Greece to be "saved" only by its coming to power, something that has about as much chance of succeeding as the German bankers declaring a jubilee on Greek debt. _______________________________________________ pen-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.csuchico.edu/mailman/listinfo/pen-l
