Red Future

Hey, I requested to join the DDR! Ostalgie group a few months ago but was never accepted.

"Ethiopia, the TPLF, and the Roots of
the 2001 Political Tremor"

http://msupress.msu.edu/journals/nea...kias_13-66.pdf

What's the name of it?

Well considering that Meles Zenawi, its founder, subsequently became a right-winger, my view isn't all that positive.

Nor was it a party; it was basically a secretive grouping of the TPLF leadership, its "core" so to speak. It didn't operate like a vanguard party.

I find archeology fascinating, plus I love anything that counters religious claims, especially Zionist claims.

i really hope you don't support state capitalism in russia

Thanks for the add comrade.

The Mozambican liberation struggle was truly inspirational - and Samora Machel is an amazing individual. He learned all the languages in Mozambique, set up parallel governments to the portuguese colonial rule which included co-operative farming which essentially functioned as socialist communes. But of course right after his death - almost everyone in Mozambique believes it was an orchestrated assassination led by Chissano and Geubuza in order to end the civil war and change the economic set up - FRELIMO turned neoliberal and into a pawn of the World Bank. There is a great article about the party conference they had after his death that I'll try and find for you, essentially it was the death of Mozambican socialism

I love the fact that you mentioned Samora Machel as an obscure leftist, I've lived in Mozambique and he is still revered as a hero to the people. But FRELIMO today are unfortunately ruled by a right-wing faction and have been since Samora's death.

Hey Red Future, thanks for the welcome. I am very happy to see that you are still a member of Revleft, for some reason I thought you had left.