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Re: Jose Ramos Horta & NATO
Nestor persists in suggesting an analogy between the East Timorese and the
Israelis. An alternative analogy might be with the Palestinians.
So Nestor - what's your opinion of Yasser Arafat and the Palestinian
Authority, and _their_ relations with imperialism?
Perhaps I might suggest that people are also measuring the CNRT against too
high a standard. They certainly fall short of being a proletarian
revolutionary movement. This isn't surprising. They're _not_ one. They
are a bourgeois revolutionary movement, emerging from a country that's
pretty much all peasants, and very few workers.
A proletarian wing seems to have emerged - the Socialist party, but I'm not
aware of their exact politics.
Don't underestimate the East Timorese. Don't put them on a pedestal
either, because you'll be the one that falls off.
Alan Bradley
alanb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Thread context:
- FW: ZNet Commentary / Oct 10 / A Larger Consciousness / Howard Zinn,
Craven, Jim Mon 11 Oct 1999, 21:47 GMT
- Fwd: The Second Communist Manifesto (A.B. Razlatzki),
Macdonald Stainsby Mon 11 Oct 1999, 20:49 GMT
- Re: Jose Ramos Horta & NATO,
Joćo Paulo Monteiro Mon 11 Oct 1999, 19:57 GMT
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: Jose Ramos Horta & NATO,
Nestor Miguel Gorojovsky Mon 11 Oct 1999, 23:48 GMT
- Re: Jose Ramos Horta & NATO,
Alan Bradley Tue 12 Oct 1999, 13:20 GMT
- Re: Jose Ramos Horta & NATO,
Joćo Paulo Monteiro Wed 13 Oct 1999, 00:43 GMT
- Re: Jose Ramos Horta & NATO,
Nestor Miguel Gorojovsky Wed 13 Oct 1999, 22:33 GMT
- Re: Jose Ramos Horta & NATO,
Nestor Miguel Gorojovsky Wed 13 Oct 1999, 23:05 GMT
- Re: Jose Ramos Horta & NATO,
Alan Bradley Thu 14 Oct 1999, 11:38 GMT
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