Pot. Kettle. Black. 
Jan 26 2005 19:31
Jan 26 2005 23:02
Yes, pots, kettles and misuse of power. (Stalinism?)
A good way to avoid the facts and politics , whilst concentrating on personality cults..
I'll always beat you in any argument, :red: revol.... :red:
Jan 27 2005 22:26
I find that having a conversation with yourself works usually...(and I am a gemini). I bet you're a bloody capricorn or something.
Jan 29 2005 00:29
libra actually, quiet, sensitive but with a burning sense of justice.
oh and joe u'd never beat me in an argument unless u hit me with a brick inside ur blue plastic bag.
Jan 29 2005 19:11
that is incredibly perceptive of you. Although I wouldn't want to hurt you really, as I am a pacifist at heart. x 8)
Feb 25 2005 22:06
Can you change the title of this thread, as per previous reasons?
Cuba Needs the Mob and now!
And Jason, I am laying the blame for the name of this thread firmly at your door. You know I did not start this thread.
Silly people.
For Communism.
Joe xx
Mar 30 2005 00:23
Ed wrote:
You ain't got the KGB anymore love! Just you and the rest of your ageing CP fuckwits. Notice how every issue of the Morning Star has a dedication to some old subscriber who just kicked the bucket? What's your name again? Maybe I'll look out for it.
Is that meant to be debate?
Feb 12 2008 07:56
Ed wrote:
Editted to add: Cuban Anarchism is out of print at the moment but you can find it here -> http://www.illegalvoices.org/bookshelf/cuban_anarchism/
It's on this website in full: http://libcom.org/library/cuba-anarchism-history-of-movement-fernandez
And still available from AK
Feb 12 2008 08:07
Jason Cortez wrote:
Je Hill
Quote:
And sorry, there is no poor 'human rights record'- where did you get that from - facts?Here's some
This is a pretty useful one for understanding:
And these:
The Cuban Revolution - A Critical Perspective by Sam Dolgoff
Is Cuba Socialist? - A Socialist Labor Party Pamphlet
Feb 12 2008 08:38
cantdocartwheels wrote:
Its not like anyone here goes out of their way to publish pamphlets attacking castro anyway, because that would be mental.
Why would it ever, under any circumstances, be mental to publish pamphlets attacking a totalitarian regime which rules over 11 million people?
Feb 29 2008 02:45
i don't want to sound like a nut or a scab or whatever but i have a question that i'm just interested in replies. what's the difference between being uncritical of unions and being uncritical of cuba? if both give material gains? i see that unions tend not to violate human rights...
Feb 29 2008 09:08
MLC-ista wrote:
cantdocartwheels wrote:
Its not like anyone here goes out of their way to publish pamphlets attacking castro anyway, because that would be mental.Why would it ever, under any circumstances, be mental to publish pamphlets attacking a totalitarian regime which rules over 11 million people?
Because its a waste of time and money and serves no useful purpose. I mean both i and ''joe hill'' live in the UK, why on earth would we be handing out leaflets about cuba?
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