AW: [MLL]Vasily Ivanovich Chapayev

2001-04-29 Thread Sven Buttler

Also you might want to check out the relaunced website of the PCE(r) which
can be found at http://www.antorcha.org In
their gallery section there's a (spanish) text taking from
a book written by Dimitri Furmanov. Maybe this helps a bit.

For communism

Sven

--
Spetsnaz:
Thanks comrades for your help. I found this
interesting article where they interview Chapayev's
great-grand daughter on following his footsteps. I
guess shes currently studying in a military
academy(damn it I wish I could study at a Russian
military academy).

Spetsnaz


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ML Website (was AW: [MLL]Marxist-Leninists and the Working Class Movement)

2001-04-19 Thread Sven Buttler

Actually the MLL has its own TLD (Top Level Domain)
@ http://www.marxist-leninist-list.org which is
rarely updated and in a really bad shape. My fault
this is I guess. Anyway, it would be great if we
could have some kind of task force taking care
of the website in close cooperation with the
moderators panel that is of course.

For communism
Sven Buttler

PS: Just in case you wonder I haven't forgotten
you, Victor and Jose. Just give me a few more
days and I get back to you.


 Actually my worry is to discuss much more about the
 ways to improve our capacity to use the Internet in
 different ways.
 For example why cannot we simplify the MLlist
 websites name. Instead for a large name
 http://lists.wwpublish.com/mailman/listinfo/marxist-leninist-list
 we can use a free service of the company
 http://come.to/people.com and change to
 http://come.to/MLlist and this is easier to spread and
 to remember, but maybe we need to buy other domain and
 improve the site and our communication maybe through
 Intranet system.

 Fraternally

 Rafael


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SUSPICIOUS HEADERS (was AW: [MLL]Zionism is Fascism!)

2001-04-18 Thread Sven Buttler


 Thank you Milan.  Your kind comments are most appreciated.
 
 Incidentally, I think the moderators need to straighten out this posting
 problem with MLL ASAP.  It can not help but diminish the number of
 participants and postings.  Getting a rejected message saying SUSPICIOUS
 HEADER makes me feel like someone thinks I am a spy or enemy 
 agent. 

The reason why some messages are not send directly
through to the list and held back for approval is
because they are composed with HTML (for those
who don't know what it is: HTML, aronym for Hypertext
Markup Language, is a discriptive "programming
language". For instance, most websites are coded
in HTML. Also if you are using HTML to compose
your messages you can underline, colour or format
your text in a special way.) Please check your
mailer if it uses HTML and, if you can, turn it 
off.

Also messages will be sent to the moderator first
if they contain some kind of attachments. Several
comrades have already pointed out that most
viruses, trojans or worms are spread via these
attachments, and this is exactly why they are
held back. PLEASE DO AVOID USING ATTACHMENTS.

Thanks for your understanding.

Sven Buttler
co-moderator

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[MLL]I'm back...too

2001-03-27 Thread Sven Buttler

Hi Klo, Jim and everyone,

Actually I'm right here although I haven't been following
the list for the last couple of months to be honest.
I have been spending much time in the Linux and Opem
Source movement and I have to confess that I even 
considered leaving the MLL'S moderators panel for good 
at some point down the road. Time is precious as you 
well know. Still I  hope to be able to contribute
to the management of the list even tho not in the way 
I used to in the past. This being said, I'd like to
thank comrade Moreira for his dedication and for 
keeping the list up for the last couple of months. 

Talk to you later.

For communism

Sven Buttler

PS: Jim, could you please send your private email
address and phone number? Thanks

---
Jim Hillier wrote:

 Hello comrades,

 I'm back after a long absence. I've a lot to catch up
 on, so I'll be keeping a low profile for a while. In
 the meantime, I'd like to say welcome to Harry Steel -
 we've rubbed shoulders on the truly awful UK Left list
 run by the Conrad sect.

 For communism

 Jim


Welcome back Jim.  I was just asking about you.  Where is Sven Butler by
the way and would you give us your views on this Weekly Worker situation
in Britain which has come up.

Fraternally,

Klo

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[MLL]Draft message of solitdarity

2000-12-20 Thread Sven Buttler

Dear comrades and friends,

This is a draft text of protest letter in
support of the political prisioners
in Turkey. Because of the urgency of the
matter we need to act very fast. If you
like to be included in the list of
signatures let me know on or off-list
as soon as possible.

If you would like to send your own
protest messages you can use these
FAX numbers:

Staatspräsident Sezer, Türkei: Fax: 0090 312 427 13 30

Ministerpräsident Bülent Ecevit: Fax: 0090 312 417 04 76

Justizminister Hikmet Türk: Fax: 0090 312 418 5667,
  email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Innenminister Sadettin Tantan: Fax: 0090 312 418 1795

Generaldirektor der Haftanstalten Ali Suat Ertosun:
  Fax:  0090  312 414 63 01,
  email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]

For communision
Sven Buttler
Marxist-Leninist List


--
Protest letter

We are very concerned about the recent massacres
carried out by police forces in prisons all over
Turkey. The prisioners that have been under
attack for several days now embarked upon a
hungerstrike in order to protest the inhuman
conditions in Turkish prisions.

The Turkish authorities want to silence the
prisioners and indeed the whole Turkish
people to uphold the cheap pretence of being
a democratic state. We condemn the recent
undemocratic and coward actions against the
prisoners and demand an immediate moratorium
of attacks.

Stop the fascist attacks!
For a democratic and free Turkey!

Signitures:
--

Sven Buttler, Germany





--

PS: I'm cc'ing this to the Admin-list. I
encourage all other moderators to post this
to their lists and ask for signatures in
support of this message.



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[MLL]Welttreffen der Solidarität mit Kuba - Rede von Diether Dehm, stellvertretender PDS-Vorsitzender

2000-12-02 Thread Sven Buttler


PDS International

Welttreffen der Solidarität mit Kuba
Rede von Diether Dehm, stellvertretender PDS-Vorsitzender

In Deutschland gibt es seit vielen Jahren sehr engagierte
Kuba-Solidaritätsorganisationen, die nur auf der Basis privater Spenden
arbeiten, zum Beispiel Cuba Sí beim PDS-Parteivorstand, das Kuba-Netzwerk
KAREM, Sodi International, MediCuba und die Freundschaftsgesellschaften.
Seit etwa zwei Jahren trägt die Arbeit neue Früchte: Eine stark angewachsene
Sympathie, teilweise noch unpolitisch und unkoordiniert, besteht auch in der
bundesdeutschen Bevölkerung für das sozialistische Kuba. Als zum Beispiel
das Gerücht aufkam, Fidel könne zur EXPO nach Hannover kommen, waren weite
Teile der Politik geradezu elektrisiert. Es gibt mittlerweile - und das weit
über die Linke hinaus! - das Empfinden, dass auf dieser ungewöhnlichen Insel
ungewöhnliche Menschen wohnen, darunter einer, der zu den weitsichtigsten
Politikern und bedeutendsten Denkern der Mitmenschlichkeit gehört, die in
den letzten hundert Jahren gelebt haben: Fidel Castro. Dieser oft noch nicht
voll entfalteten Sympathie in unserem Land wollen wir am 23. Juni mit einem
europäischen Solidaritätskongress in Berlin ein neues politisches Format
geben, das die zentralen Forderungen des kubanischen Volkes und anderer
demokratisch-revolutionärer Bewegungen auf eine breite Basis stellen hilft.
Die internationale Solidarität kann in Deutschland so breit werden, wie vor
vier Tagen, am 9. November, als eine große Demonstration in Berlin
stattfand, die unsere Partei gemeinsam mit allen anderen Parteien des
Parlamentes, allen Gewerkschaften und Kirchen und einer Viertelmillion
Menschen durchgeführt hat: Gegen Neofaschismus und rechte Gewalt!

Wie aber wird Solidarität in den sogenannten reichen Ländern des Nordens
breiter? Nur durch Appelle an Opferbereitschaft? Gefragt, womit Vietnam zu
helfen sei, antwortete Hi-Chi-Min 1967: "Organisiert den Klassenkampf im
eigenen Land!" Solidarität für ein anderes Land ist also keine rein altruist
ische Sache der Barmherzigkeit, sondern soll auch im eigenen Land den
arbeitenden Menschen einen messbaren Vorteil bringen, im Kampf gegen den
gemeinsamen Gegner, die "Höllenmaschine", wie der französische Philosoph
Pierre Bordieu den Neoliberalismus nennt, gegen die supranationalen
Großbanken und Monopole. Das Monopol - Lenin hat diesen Gedanken des
Sozialdemokraten Rudolf Hilferding in seine Imperialismustheorie
übernommen - ist in erster Linie immer ein Enteignungsverhältnis. Monopole
enteignen die armen Völker des Südens, die Arbeitenden des reichen Nordens,
aber dort auch die Handwerker und Kleinunternehmer. 30.000 Konkurse und
Firmenzusammenbrüche jedes Jahr in Deutschland zeugen davon. Auch diese
Folgen des Neoliberalismus wollen wir am 23. Juni in Berlin diskutieren.

Ich möchte Euch noch einen anderen Vorschlag unterbreiten: Lasst uns den 1.
Mai 2001, den ersten 1. Mai im neuen Jahrtausend, mit modernsten
Kommunikationsmitteln zum internationalen Kampftag für alle Opfer der
Monopole gegen die Internationale der Neoliberalen machen. Zuerst sollten
wir von heute an bis zum März uns per Internet, Telefon, Telefax und
Meetings auf allen Kontinenten auf drei Forderungen zur demokratischen
Kapitalverkehrskontrolle verständigen. Dann müssen wir diese Forderungen in
verschiedenen ausgewählten Städten der Kontinente in verschiedenen Sprachen
auf die Transparente der 1.-Mai-Kundgebungen bringen. Und dieses alles
sollten wir dann per Foto, per Tondokument der Ansprachen, per Digitalkamera
und Satellit oder mit anderen Möglichkeiten wieder unter die Menschen
bringen und übertragen. Das macht neuen Mut. Bilder haben heute eine eigene
Sprache.

Lasst uns also die Forderung nach Entschuldung der armen Länder und nach
Aufhebung der Blockade von Kuba fest mit der Forderung nach demokratischer
Kapitalkontrolle, Devisenumsatzsteuer und mit dem Kampf gegen Steueroasen
und Offshorts verknüpfen. Somit kommen nämlich Hunderte von Milliarden
Dollar in die Staatskassen auch für soziale und ökologische Zwecke. Somit
können die täglichen Devisenspekulationen in Höhe von 1,5 Billionen Dollar
halbiert werden. Das alles schafft uns neue Bündnispartner auch in den
reichen Ländern. In Deutschland werden heute von 10 DM 8,40 DM verspekuliert
und nur 1,60 DM in reale Projekte und Arbeitsplätze investiert. Dies muss
gründlich geändert werden und mit diesen Forderungen können wir in den
reicheren Ländern des Nordens ein breites Angebot formulieren an Arbeitende,
Arbeitslose, an Umweltschützer und Kleinunternehmer. Solidarität hilft dann
allen, nur nicht den Monopolen. Der 1. Mai kann so wieder eine neue
internationalistische Bedeutung gewinnen. Als Karl Marx, der "Begründer"
dieses wunderschönen Theaters (Teatro "Carlos Marx", also Karl-Marx-Theater,
in Havanna - die Red.) ins Kommunistische Manifest schrieb: "Proletarier
aller Länder vereinigt euch!", tat er das zu Zeiten der Postkutsche. Uns, in
den Zeiten des Internets, verzeiht niemand, wenn wir 

[MLL]WG: [Ozgurluk.Org] Prisoners in Germany carry out solidarity hunger strike

2000-10-29 Thread Sven Buttler



-Ursprungliche Nachricht-
Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Im Auftrag von dhkc
Gesendet: Samstag, 28. Oktober 2000 17:58
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: "[Ozgurluk.Org]" Prisoners in Germany carry out solidarity
hunger strike


(The following is a translation of a message by prisoners in Lubeck Prison,
Germany, who have carried out a hunger strike in solidarity with the
revolutionary prisoners in Turkey. Solidarity actions outside Turkey will be
vital in this struggle, and this is one of the first actions we know of
involving people not from Turkey. DHKC London Information Bureau.)

"On Friday October 20, the Turkish political prisoners of the DHKP-C and the
TKP(ML) started an indefinite hunger strike. They demand that those in
authority should abolish the special courts which were only set up to try
political cases.
"Furthermore, they want the lifting of the so-called 'security laws' in this
context, and finally they want the abolition of the 'F' Type isolation
prisons and an end to the planning of those that have not yet been built.
"These institutions of state terror and torture directed against the
unwavering opposition to the state in Turkey came about in the light of
experience gained fighting revolutionary armed movements in the Federal
Republic of Germany.
"In particular, these special facilities for torture and murder were created
for use against the fighting comrades of the RAF (Red Army Faction) and the
building of the prison at Stammheim is synonymous with this.
"Recently we have experienced the 23rd anniversary of the state murder of
our comrades Gudrun Ensslin, Andreas Baader and Jan Raspe, and the
unsuccessful murder attempt against Irmgard Moller. If the prisoner comrades
of the DHKP-C and the TKP(ML) are now beginning their struggle, this is
indissolubly linked to the struggle of the RAF prisoners murdered by the
German state, and it points to a globalised strategy of destruction by means
of detention to be practised in future: we see this being done more and more
openly.
"Therefore, the fight of the Turkish political prisoners is also our fight.
"As a result of this context, firm solidarity with the fighting political
prisoners of Turkey is more necessary than ever. For the internationalised
will to destroy shown by the imperialist governments, especially those of
the USA, Germany, Turkey and the Israeli state, must be opposed by the
internationalism of the revolutionaries.
"From Monday, October 23, 2000, we are going on hunger strike, which will be
limited to five days in the first instance.
"We stand on the side of the fighting political prisoners of Turkey and
demand:
" - Abolition of the existing special courts
" - Withdrawal of the 'security laws'
" - The closing of the existing isolation prisons patterned on Stammheim and
a halt to all further planning for these blueprints of destruction.
"Further, we call on all of you to strongly oppose acts of destruction by
the state in Turkey, both those attempted and those actually carried out,
which are being done according to the prescription of the Federal Republic
of Germany.
Let us act
Reiner Dittrich
Mehmet Karsli
Lubeck
October 22, 2000"



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AW: [MLL]WG: [Ozgurluk.Org] Prisoners in Germany carry out solidarity hunger strike

2000-10-29 Thread Sven Buttler

Just see this has already been sent out to the list. My
apologies for any inconvienences.

Sven Buttler
 
 (The following is a translation of a message by prisoners in 
 Lubeck Prison,


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[MLL]List matters

2000-09-27 Thread Sven Buttler

Dear comrades and friends,

Just a brief reminder: Submissions to the
list should generally not be larger than
40kb. Posts  40kb require the moderator's
approval and patience and the latter of 
which is not unlimited. If you want to 
send messages larger than this it's better
to break them into several smaller pieces.

Also, when replying to someone else please
make sure to include only the most relevant
parts of the original message and snip off
the rest. This avoids unecessary repetions
and saves bandwidth. Please keep in mind
that quite of view subscribers are located
in parts of the world where Internet 
access is still very expensive.

Thanks in advance.

Sven Buttler
co-moderator 


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[MLL]Restoration of capitalism

2000-09-15 Thread Sven Buttler

 Yes, I am quite serious, you consider this again, capitalism is restored and
 which social epoch are the instruments of production commensurate with?
 Obviously capitalist. Now, these instruments of production were developed
 under the DOP in a socialist state for seventy years when they are restored
 to capitalist production relation they fit like a capitalist glove. There
 was no change in these instruments of production, the changes lay in the
 state and the relations of production both reverting to capitalist. The
 stage of development of the instruments of production are identified with
 and identical to any capitalist nation. Does this not suggest to you that
 something was wrong somewhere? Obviously not. It is much easier to accept
 that an epochal transition from Socialism to capitalism has taken place, and
 that goes for the socialist state in any and all cicumstances. Your views
 are the majority views, agreed but that doesn't necvessarily make them right
 from the proletarian point of view.

I have not been following the disucssion in detail so please bear with 
me
if I hasten to wrong conclusions. I have not researched the issue nearly
as well as you have, Alan comrade, but I think that your analysis has 
one
fundamental flaw. It is true that socialism prepares the economic base 
for 
a transition to a higher form of society (communism). Nevertheless I 
think
you are mistaken if you ascribe an epochal character to socialism. 
Socialism is the transition from on epoch to another, namly from 
capitalism to communism, it is the intermediate stage between a lower 
and 
a higher social and economic formation, true but is it really an epoch 
on 
it's own? I think we agree that if it was one it must have some unique 
characteristics which seperates it as an epoch on it's own from both 
capitalism *and* communism? Are there any? You might say that the 
Dicatorship of the Proletariat is a unique feature of socialism but in 
the 
abstract the DOP is the dicatorship of one class over another and this 
is 
something we can find in capitalism as well. Precisely because socialism 

is merely a transitional stage between two opposed economic and social 
formations capitalist restoration is possible.

Sven.




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J. Henry Co and what we are going to do about it (was:Re: [MLL] The 9th point)

2000-07-17 Thread Sven Buttler

On Mon, 17 Jul 2000, you wrote:
 I thought this was a list for Marxist-Leninists to have serious discussions
 AWAY FROM the standard slanders of the bourgeiosie.  I don't vote to censor
 John Henry.  I think he should be allowed to discredit himself on his own
 list any time he wants, maybe the AML list (anti-Marxist-Leninist).  But he
 should be thrown off this one.  He is obviously not even a nominal Marxist,
 in the vein of Trots, et al.  He is an unapologetic proponent of
 capitalism.  So he needs to go to an open discussion group and spread his
 fallacies and distortions there.

Stan (as usual) raises a significant point one which has troubled 
me all the way since we first launched the list in 1998. John Henry
has not been the first and will probably not be the last one who
needs to be removed due to a complete disrespect for the general
flavour of this list and for deliberately trying to push a line in
stark contradiction to the ideological basis the mll has been erected 
upon.  The question at hand is what we are going to do about it,
or rather, what we can do in order to prevent this from happening in
the first place. Maybe our list charter is not explicit enough on this
particular point? If so, what can we do about it? 

Maybe we would be well advised to turn the mll list into a private
invitation list restricted for all but newcomers other subscribers
can vouch for. This would be sad, of course, as there are so
many good comrades on the list we had not known before they 
actually joined us. 

I don't know. Give me your collective wisdom.

frustrated,
Sven Buttler

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