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Re: Rakesh evokes Kronstadt, Bolshevism, etc.



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In other words, you have no evidence. But it doesn't stop you from repeating your assertions--- ones, it should be stressed, that nobody here has made (including the workers fired upon with rubber bullets). Shame.

Shame on me for having assumed that Chavez is responsible for what the National Guard does? Shame on me for thinking that one should be alert to the threat that Chavez may use chaos to subsume independent trade unions within the party apparatus?



      You ask me to share my information on the list. Rakesh, this
is not an intellectual debating game in which I will get more points
if I reveal something I happen to know publicly. There is a struggle
going on in Venezuela--- the situation is delicate, the potential
for new plots and subversion constant, the prospects uncertain. The
enemy is imperialism and capitalism. Anyone who considers herself a
Marxist should have no difficulty choosing sides (which means DOING
SOMETHING). You have demonstrated over and over that you have chosen
your side.
      michael
PS. I must remember to ask the comrades of SUTISS or UNT if they are
discussing strategies to take over plants and wondering about the
immediate state response if they've 'thought through Pashukanis'.

Ask them whether their strike being illegal should be grounds for being shot at.

Rakesh



Michael A. Lebowitz
Professor Emeritus
Economics Department
Currently based in Venezuela. Can be reached at
Simon Fraser University
Burnaby, B.C., Canada V5A 1S6


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