UPDATE: J. Slavyanski now blogs at Red Banner.
Robert Lindsay was initially fine with me referring to him as a Stalinist, but later stated he is really a “grocery shop leftist”. He points out the real deal here. Not merely a Bolshevik or Leninist or Stalinist or Maoist but a follower of Enver Hoxha! When Albania stands alone, he stands with Albania. He apparently used to be a Nazi (odd for someone named “Slavyanski”, aren’t his people supposed to be subhuman?) but has flopped in the manner Eric Hoffer described. He seems to be in good company with Greg Cochran on Operation Barbarossa revisionism. Speaking of which, Barborassa revisionist American Goy gets plugged and Greg Cochran dispute with Mencius Moldbug gets extended at this post from The Daily Burkeman1. Small world, eh?
Are you disappointed that I’ve linked to fundamentalist Christians, retro-commies, anarcho-mutualists, authoritarian racialists, neo-colonialists and paleo-conservatives but as of yet no black nationalists? Well too bad, because this site pointed out in the Attack the System yahoogroup seems to be shutting down.
See what happens when you go up against The Man? Elsewhere C.R Hamilton talks of the need to “thwart infiltration, too much public attention and the risk of revealing too much of their ideology to the enemy”, and so it for the good of The Cause that I will insist readers not seek him out.
I still invite pointers to any readable radical Muslim blog, which would seem to be more relevant these days than Hoxha.
April 19, 2008 at 3:38 am
You really like throwing those nasty names at people, don’t you.
Doesn’t seem to constructive, or accurate.
April 19, 2008 at 9:09 am
You’ll enjoy this bit from Murray Rothbard.
What happened to the Communist Party?
The Trotskyists went into academia and the Stalinists went into real estate.
April 19, 2008 at 12:40 pm
Daveg, could you elaborate? What was it I said that you are referring to.
SFG, I’m confused by the reference to Stalinists in real estate. Does that refer to their control of governments in Russia and the other communist countries or what they did after they left the Communist Party?
April 21, 2008 at 5:15 am
He’s probably suggesting that commies either shaped up and started being realistic — as far as that goes with commies — so they joined the “capitalists.” Stalin supported communism in one country, thereby seeming sane and realistic than the outright radical Trotsky.
The idiosyncratic idealist Trotskyite world revolutionaries went on with their struggle and started to inject academia with all kinds of Marxist poison.