Date: Thu, 15 Feb 1996 09:50:17 -0500 (EST)
From: Louis N Proyect <lnp3-AT-columbia.edu>
Subject: Re: On Trotsky


On Thu, 15 Feb 1996 Godenas-AT-aol.com wrote:

> (clip)                                            You should also read The
> Permanent Revolution, which was a doctrine more or less derived, vulgarly,
> from Marx (that and the theory of so-called "uneven development" are the two
> hallmarks of trotskyism, aside from the obsessive anti-Stalinism that is
> really the core of their creed).  

Louis: Godena, I can't wait to hear your explanation of why the KMT was 
just the place for Communists to be in 1927 when the Shanghai workers 
were being massacred at the altar of the Menshevik 2-stage theory. By the 
way, why don't you tell the list what the term "permanent revolution" means 
to you.

> known as disciples of Trotsky.  I know this list is dominated by sympathizers
> of Lyov Bronstein, and I'm sure we will hear from them in due course.
>                                 Louis Godena

Louis: Bronstein? You don't have a clue, do you. This is a code-word 
for dirty kike. When Stalin was in the process of ostracising Trotsky from the 
Communist Party, he made sure to use Trotsky's Jewish last name. This was a 
slimy, degenerate and racist tactic to prejudice Soviet people against 
his ideas, since antisemitism had a sordid but powerful roots in Russian 
society. Of course, this is just the sort of thing that would appeal to you, 
wouldn't it.


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