Monthly Archives: March 2011

I want to take a few moments to talk about Fidel Castro, the leader of the Cuban Revolution. Under Batista, Cuba was a playground for the wealthy of the US.  What happened in Havana stayed in Havana.  The Bourgeoisie of … Continue reading →

The new crusade is in full swing, led this time not by the Pope, but by the American president who ran on a platform of peace and ending military involvement in the Middle East. Obama has proven himself to be … Continue reading →

Today, the Americans have begun to spout the second phase of the justification of their nonsensical, illegal, attack on Libya:  It is vital to our national security. Ha! I’d like to take a moment to say that I am not … Continue reading →

For the third time in 10 years, the US has taken on the role of aggressor in the Middle East. I wrote in an earlier blog post that we should not pick and choose which people to express solidarity for.  … Continue reading →

As they say, when it rains it pours. A dear comrade from Albania has informed me, only moments ago, that he has shipped the 6 volume set of the Selected Works of Enver Hoxha to me.  He refused me when … Continue reading →

I’ve been asked whether or not I believe a new Soviet Union will arise.  This is a somewhat difficult question to answer, as it can be taken in more than one way. I’ll just state that I do, in fact, … Continue reading →

Lenin would be ashamed, and would undoubtedly change his definition of an “infantile disorder”, if he were here to read the comments left by people that are allegedly Marxist-Leninist. The APL continues to try and peddle their garbage here.  I … Continue reading →