En relación a Re: [L-I] Re: What to do if the KLA and NATO figh,
el 25 Aug 00, a las 20:03, Johannes Schneider dijo:
Louis Proyect wrote:
Yes, but the July 26th movement was inspired ideologically by
Mariategui, not Stalin. You don't even have to go to the library to
find out what he
Louis P.:
Actually the Cuban countryside was distinguished by large scale wage labor
on plantations, while Czarist Russia had extensive subsistence holdings,
sharecropping and other semifeudal class relations. When you are in the
library studying about the Yugoslav economy, you might want
Owen:
i.e. a hagiographic account of the Cuban Revolution which is present in a
collection of essays and articles I have on the Revolution including
Castro's stunning essay on "Revolution and Charisma". Please avoid
[attempting] patronising me, it does little to aid your arguments.
O'Connor's
Reply to Louis Proyect, at [EMAIL PROTECTED], who wrote on the 25/8/2000 16:19:
Although the Cuban revolution is widely regarded as being
vastly inferior to the Russian revolution in terms of the level of
consciousness, it is doubtful that there is much difference between the
two. Keep in
Owen Jones:
I think that the proposition that the Cuban and Russian Revolutions have
little differences is absurd. The Russian Revolution was led by the
revolutionary proletariat, whilst in the Cuban Revolution, the peasantry
were in the driving seat. That is hardly a subtle difference, and in
