>
>From the I.S. to the RCG to the RCT to the RCP to LM and now finally
>to RIP. The old Revolutionary Communist Party after its demise as a
>political party has finally taken The Last Step and ceased to be
>Living at all.
>
>Their consistent idiosyncrasies will be sorely missed, as will their
>
I thought this may be of interest to any Left group which has a web
page hosted by a commercial company.
John Walker
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>>> Michael Pugliese <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 03/29/00 11:16AM >>>
Can't say I'm a very happy left social democrat, but in the
absence, of a mass, radical democratic left, I'll take working in the less
reality impaired precincts of the social democratic swamp. At least they
have read and thought and
SCMP Thursday, March 30, 2000
Army pushes Jiang's party unity dictum
WILLY WO-LAP LAM
President Jiang Zemin is pushing ideological
education in the face of rising
pro-independence sentiments in Taiwan.
I agree this sort of news from China is important.
I also agree that it is silly to take a routinely positive or a routinely
negative attitude to developments in China.
But why did you choose this item? What conclusions do you draw from it?
Chris Burford
(absent recently owing to leave and
>>> Chris Burford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 03/30/00 06:09PM >>>
But why did you choose this item? What conclusions do you draw from it?
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CB: Just my routine commie news service function.
Also, one of "facts" in trying to decide what is going on in China is that the Party
still claims to
G'day Chas,
Sez you:
"It is not clear that this is factually true. Left social democrats don't
have too many successful organizings that I can see, except by becoming
right "social democrats". Where there were successes, it is not clear that
communists didn't play as big or bigger role than the
