Re: [Marxism] Militaristic Bonapartism in the USA?

["NÃstor Gorojovsky" <nmgoro@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thank you for this enlightening analysis, JoaquÃn.

So that, as we say way way way down South, "lo bueno de la cosa es lo
mal que se està poniendo"...

2008/3/15, Joaquin Bustelo <jbustelo@xxxxxxxxx>:
> Nestor wrote: "Would you dare to think of some kind of institutional coup in
>  the USofAm that establishes some kind of militaristic Bonapartism in the
>  White House at Wash?"
>
>  I don't think so. That's what happened, in two stages: first, the stealing
>  of the 2000 election, and then 9/11 and how it was used by the
>  administration. It didn't work.
>
>  It would have helped if the ruling class had not installed in the presidency
>  the village idiot from Bushville, but something like that was inevitable.
>
>  I say inevitable because big wing of the U.S. ruling class decided to fight
>  the impact of the colonial revolution and the radicalization of the 1960's
>  in the United States by pushing religious obscurantism and economic
>  nonsense. And the truth is that among a lot of the population, the rulers
>  "won" the "culture wars," at least at an ideological level. George W. Bush
>  is the price the rulers are paying for the success of that choice they made.
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