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Re: Hardial Bains (was Re: Canadian Maoists)
Hi Andy,
> Bains was influential not only in the Canadian party
> he led but also with the Marxist Leninist Party in the
> US and the Revolutionary Communist Party
> (Marxist-Leninist) in Britian and I believe among an
> Indian party as well. How did he manage to get an
> international following? What I've been able to read
> of his turgid writings doesn't seem terribly original.
There is an old proverb somewhere:
"In the land of the blind the one-eyed man is king."
In the extreme confusion of that period, Hardial appeared (to
many) to have a stronger and deeper understanding of how to build
a militant movement than anyone else.
It took time, and a process of development to see thru the
flim-flam and charlatanism. The Marxist-Leninist Party, USA (of
which I was a supporter) broke with Hardial in1979.
Sincerely,
Ben Seattle
----//-// 13.Sep.2000
www.Leninism.org
www.egroups.com/group/theorist/
- Thread context:
- Re: Europe On Its Knees?, (continued)
- "The U.S. Elections and the Rest of the World",
Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx Thu 14 Sep 2000, 00:18 GMT
- More from the Guardian,
Charles Brown Thu 14 Sep 2000, 00:17 GMT
- Re: Hardial Bains (was Re: Canadian Maoists),
Ben Seattle Thu 14 Sep 2000, 00:02 GMT
- Scottish Socialists Back Blockade,
Owen Jones Thu 14 Sep 2000, 00:00 GMT
- Re: Women & Industrialization (was Re: capitalist patriarchy),
Yoshie Furuhashi Wed 13 Sep 2000, 23:56 GMT
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