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Trapped in a genocidal history : Comments
By John Passant, published 24/1/2008The myth of Australia Day reflects White Australia's amnesia about White settlement.
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Col is correct when he says that revolution is not about to occur, although a French left wing academic André Gorz wrote in January 68 that there would never be a revolution in France. In May 1968 10 million French workers went on strike, the President fled to West Germany and French capitalism seemed on the brink of being overthrown. The stalinised French Communist Party saved French capitalism because it feared workers more than it feared capitalism. What the PCF wanted was stalinsism, a form of state capitalism in which wage slavery continues.
Col says he will bring my classic comments out at dinner parties. That at least should increase the intellectual level of what I assume are boring gatherings of boring people with the same boring ideas.
The idea that Stalinism was a consequence of communism is wrong. Stalin wiped out every one of Lenin's inner circle and the Old Bolsheviks who led the revolution. These people clung to the dangerous idea of socialism from below, ie democracy and socialism. They stood in the way of Stalin's plans to rapidly industrialise the USSR (ie introduce state capitalism) at the expense of Russian and other workers.