[Marxism] Ain't no future in our frontin' ?: Hey Clarence and Gaston

["Charles Brown" <cbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

 Joseph Weydemeyer

Signor rrubinelli wrote, "the point of all speculation is
misdirection,misinformation and the creation of delusion.  In this case the
delusion is the delusion of the 'national front,' i.e. 'I heard Lincoln was
really reading Marx and Engels, and circulating copies of Engels military
analyses, with the name changed of course, to Scott and Meade, and good old
US Grant, and Sherman too, and that Weydemeyer was actually the "3rd man"
between Fred and Abe, and actually the civil war was initiated, organized,
and directed to victory by this great alliance of the emerging bourgeoisie
and the Moor and the General, and by the way, Engels actually ghosted the
emancipation proclamation (and was paid through an off the books black ops
corporation) while Marx provided the text for the 13th, 14th, and 15th
amendments.'"

You know what?  I hadn't thought of this rubinellian explanation for why
Charles clings to this silly crap with such religious intensity....

And I probably wouldn't have....

But he's given the best explanation for it I can see.

Thanks.

ML

^^^^
CB;  This ought to be a good one. Clarence and Gaston don't think that Marx
and Engels' Communist Party line on the U.S. Civil War was for a front with
the North, and Lincoln. Keep giggling , ultra lefty boys.

I believe the above implies that rr doesn't think that Marx and Engels
sought to front their political organizations and groups with the
Republicans in the Civil War ? Or what does it mean ?

So, what were some of the first big actions of the Party, that it the First
one, when it was formed ? Or was that too small of a grouping to call it a
Party ? You are making fun of Marx and Engels little party. Too little to be
serious.

Hmmmmmmm. This will be fun





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