You correctly say that the FARC's ELN's strategy is that of a popular front.
Don't you think that historical experience has shown that the tactical errors or
lessens drawn aside this is formula for certain (political and social) defeat of
the working class (and together with it the poor
Just two points: 1. the question is whether or not a nationalist regime like
Milosevic's one which (if we leave the question of former Yugoslavia having been
state-capitalist anyhow apart) has put his country on the road back to (private)
capitalism can in the long run successfully fight
Comrade,
while I agree with you on most of what you say, I think on some basic points
your analysis is flawed: 1.You are talking about (deformed or not) workers'
states where the workers were/and are not the class which made the revolution
and hold power. While this is 'orthodox Trotzkyism'
En relación a Re: [L-I] Re: a clip of bourgeois news on Colombi,
el 17 Aug 00, a las 21:38, Louis Proyect dijo:
'civil society'. (God, I hate that term.)
Yes, in English it sounds ridiculous (civil behaviour, civility, and
so on), implying that there is a society that keeps good manners,
etc.
Nestor Miguel Gorojovsky wrote:
It would even be interesting to
consider if the Kossovo issue does not have to do with a plan to keep
Albanians busy with something else than their own destruction at the
hands of imperialists...
We are entering the slippery fields of speculation here,
See the entire work at:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~tank/kurdish/htdocs/his/said.html
The Emergence of Kurdish Nationalism and
the Sheikh Said Rebellion, 1880-1925
By Robert Olson, University of Texas Press, Austin
Conclusion
The Sheikh Said rebellion was the first large-scale nationalist
