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To: Revolutionary Marxists
From: Joseph Green, editor, Communist Voice
February 23, 1996

Neil recently sent me various polemics against Marxism. They came with a
list of addresses it was sent to, including you. I presume that the people on
this list won't mind receiving another message about Marxism. So in case
you're interested, I'd thought I send you the following announcement.

COMMUNIST VOICE ENTERS 1996

Vol. 2, #1 (issue #6) of Communist Voice appeared earlier this year. It
has 63 pages (not counting the blank last page) and is dated 15 January 1996.
It has the following articles:

* Lead: Who are the communists?

SINCE THE MARXIST-LENINIST PARTY DISSOLVED:
* Balance-sheet of two years of work
* They are not sure about socialism or anything at all/Boston group
throws up its hands
* The report of the Boston group on its lack of activity -- 17 July 1995

PHILOSOPHY:
* Sucking up to the Sophists: Novack and materialism--a review of
Novack's "Origins of Materialism"

THE WORKING CLASS IN STRUGGLE:
* "Detroit Workers' Voice" on the workers' strike wave in France jolting
the conservative government
* Striking Boeing workers stand up to concessions
* Tough road ahead for striking Detroit newspaper workers

MARXISM VERSUS ANARCHISM:
* Ideology of the "5th Estate" (a Detroit anarchist magazine): Bakuninism
-- backward politics under the guise of no politics
* The 5th Estate curses communism
* Reply: huffing and puffing won't eliminate the capitalist marketplace
* The Insurgency Culture Collective discusses the future society
* Reply: does barter eliminate money, does small-group ownership
eliminate the capitalist marketplace?

MARXISM AND THE PROLETARIAN PARTY:
* In memory of Engels, 1820-1895
* Frederick Engels by V.I. Lenin
* The concept of the proletarian party -- in the days of Luxemburg and
Lenin and today

MORE ON THE DEBATE OVER ANTI-WAR AGITATION DURING THE PERSIAN GULF WAR:
* What does it mean to follow Leninist principles?
* A reply to criticisms of Workers' Advocate, Part 3: Some questions for
comrades in Chicago about our agitation in the anti-war movement
* Julie (Chicago Workers' Voice) criticizes WA agitation on the war
* Appeal to soldiers of all the belligerent countries, by V.I. Lenin

CORRESPONDENCE:
* Alferitz on Communist Voice #3 and #4
* Reply: on the concept of the Leninist party
* Alferitz on Communist Voice #5, land reform, and the party
* Reply: State capitalism and land reform

"Communist Voice" is the successor to the "Workers' Advocate". It
continues the anti-revisionist cause to which the WA was dedicated. The WA was
founded in 1969 with the aim of rebuilding a genuine communist party in this
country. For a quarter of a century, it firmly opposed the pro-Soviet
"Communist" Party and other opportunist organizations as revisionist
travesties of Marxism and betrayers of the cause of the working class. It was
always the paper of a communist organization, and from 1980 to 1993 was the
national voice of the Marxist-Leninist Party. From 1985 on, it also had a
theoretical supplement. In November 1993, the Fifth Congress of the MLP
dissolved the party and killed the WA. The Communist Voice Organization stems
from those comrades who opposed the demoralization of the Fifth Congress
majority and hold that only anti-revisionist communism can lead to the renewal
of the working class movement. The Communist Voice continues, in a different
form, with fewer resources, and with more focus on the theoretical task, the
struggle of the WA to contribute to the organization of a revolutionary
proletarian party.
It costs $1 for a single copy from a vendor. Sub rates by first-class
mail inside the U.S. are $3 per copy/$18 for a six-issue sub. Back issues are
presently available at the same price as the current issue. Discounts
available for bulk orders. Write: CV
P.O. Box 13261
Harper Station
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