past caring
The Cathars were right
That's fucking quality.
Wouldn't Helene Demuth have done that for him?
will this bloke be playing?
The Cambodian version of the Big Bang Theory?
I see. But which never happened anyway.
and their wish to flaunt homo-erotic behaviours in front of male comrades.
Traditional "goodbye" picture, snapped just before the counter-revolutionist was picked up by the two worker-peasants either side of him and hoyed into the ditch, to become human fertilizer.
Communiqué 4 - 95/08/70 - The taste of victory.
What need have we of sweets?
When in that revolutionary dawn
The very air will be to savour.
Heady with the bitter iron
Of traitors blood, our mouths,
Our lips and tongues will
Turn away from saccharine deceits.
Farewell to Mars and Juicy Fruit.
People’s Commission for the Bright Dawn of Proletarian Democracy (PCBDPD)
Trotskyite, anti galactican, revisionist scum!The Higgs boson: should Marxists care?
Alice Livingstone-Boomla
2-3:15pm, Saturday, Chris Ingold Ramsey
Incidentally, paper sellers are required both to shout "Workers" and "Girder" in the same accent as Taggart when he says "murder".
'Look. Karl, mate... I'm saying this as a friend, OK? Just sit down, take the lampshade off your head and actually THINK about how you're behaving right now. And stop trying to piss off the balcony while drunkenly bellowing all twelve verses of 'The Good Ship Venus', OK..?
'You'll thank me in the morning.'
Ahistorical nonsense! A man of Marx's prowess would settle for nothing less than belching The Good Ship Venus. I am reliably informed that on mornings after he was also known to fart the internationale.
And is it just me or does Uncle Joe look like a drunken perv? I reckon he's about to go and try to grope Rosa Luxemburg, who is just out of shot to the right.
Star must beware the pitfalls of Martovism
Friday 25 May 2012
I agree with George Hickman (M Star May 13) that articles on gardening, cooking etc are a needless distraction from the serious business of industrial and community activism.
Lenin himself would have agreed.
In his famous speech in the Ruzheinaya Square in July 1920, Lenin denounced the trivia and distractions employed by the bourgeoisie in their attempts to divert the proletariat from their historic mission.
He described these distractions - in a term that has become famous - as "momentary interests."
The Star should concentrate on industrial disputes and community activism. Including articles on cooking and gardening might "broaden the appeal" of the paper but this would have the effect of diluting its message. This would be blatant Martovism.
Martov tried to change the party from an organisation of professional revolutionaries to a "broad, flexible" party that any Tom, Dick or Harry could join.
And had he succeeded, there would never have been a revolution or a USSR - and would reduce the paper to just one more lifestyle magazine.
Peter Cole
Sudbury