Re: If Mao were alive he'd be spinning in his grave

[Gary Maclennan <g.maclennan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>
>
>We will either regain control of the Party within three years, or the Party
>will self-destruct.
>Yes, it will be violent and people will die. But the blood is on the hands of
>the captialists/imperialists and their running dogs.  The Chinese
>revolution is
>the most protracted in human history and its has just began.  In China, we
>think of decades the way the West think of weeks.  The struggle will go on for
>another century.  There is no end of history.
>
>It is not optimism, but revolutionary logic that the people will eventually
>win.  But in a way, the mean in life is the struggle, not the winning.  Each
>victory onl;y move the struggle forward, and each defeat heightens the
>need for
>struggle.  China had faced darker days and the CPC had faced more dismal
>times.
>   Until 1948, no one in the West, or even in the Soviet Block, expected
> the CPC
>to gain control of China, including Stalin.  Do not prejudge China.  It is
>like
>the Yellow River, it goes on and it goes where it wants.
>
>Henry


Good on you, tong zhi. My heart is with you.  and we will have a solidarity
movement here in Australia if the Chinese revolution enters a new phase and
stops this horrible retreat and capitulation.

Best Wishes

Gary