Marxist Study Centre
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Marxist Study Centre is an organisation guided by Marxism-Leninism. It was formed in Nedumangad village, Trivandrum, Kerala on May 1st of 2003. According to MSC the general view of the international situation is that the world imperialist chain is formed and each individual country in the world is a link to the chain. When the link is broken the revolution tooks place. Therefore the international class struggle is the determining factor for the success of the revolution. The theory formulated by com. Lenin that revolution in a single country or more than one country is possible is also applicable today. In the opinion of MSC India became a bourgeois republic in 1947. The imperialist Britain handed over the political power to the Indian bourgeoisie and it became a link in the world imperialist chain. The movement led by Indian bourgeoisie for the independence of India against the foreign bourgeoisie and its ally fuedal class is a compromise one. The Indian bourgeoisie could not lead a uncompromising struggle because the world capitalism to which Indian bourgeois class belongs became moribund. The world capitalism entered the monopoly capitalism, ie; imperialism. Imperialism is the highest and last stage of capitalism. Therefore MSC stands for a Socialist Revolution. Concrete analysis of the concrete condition is the soul of Marxism. The class which controls the state is Indian imperialisit class. Therefore the principal contradiction in the Indian society is in between the bourgeoisie and the working class. Why do we say that Indian capitalism is imperialism? Because Lenin defined imperialism is capitalism in the highest stage exporting capital. Indian bourgeoisie exports capital in the world market. Such financial capital created by Indian bourgeoisie is emerged by the fusion of industrial capital and bank capital. The ally of Indian proletariat in the Socialist Revolution is the landless poor peasants in the village. Because the Bourgeois Revolution completed in 1947 did not distribute the aggricultural land to the farmers. Therefore in the Socialist Revolution to be taken place the land will be expropriated from the hands of rich peasants and distributed to the landless poor. In the aggriculture the class struggle is in between the rich peasants and the landless poor peasants. Though we have formulated the correct revolutionary theory reflecting the objective condition of India a Commnist Party is not so far formed. The struggle is going on. we are in the struggle of forming a genuine Communist Party in India. For achieving the aim we are utilising the existing bourgeois political atmosphere. We are building democratic movements in our country with a view to convert them into a revolutionary movements under the leadership of the Indian proletariat. In the process of the mass struggle the genuin Communist Party will be formed. After it the strggle for the capture of political power will be carried on. In the opinion of MSC the Commuist Party will be formed in the national level. So the organisation having same ideology and concept working without mutual knowledge must be combined in a single umbrella. We welcome dicusions. We also welcome the revolutionary proposal for joint actions.
[edit] "RECOVER THE REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM FROM OPPORTUNISTS, REFORMISTS AND REVISIONISTS AND STRENGTHEN MARXIST STUDY CENTRE (MSC)"
Today, it is not necessary to write a foreword for introducing MSC before the masses because within a short period of 3 years form its foundation on May 1, 2003 MSC has obtained a place in the hearts of the people. In the recent times many programmes have been taken by MSC; which have addressed many social problems. Without a purpose and aim MSC has not so far launched any programme. Without a thorough planning no activities were carried on so far. Thinking and planning are being done in conformity with the line of socialist revolution. MSC has not claimed that Marxism-Leninism has been fully acquired. We are acquiring the ability of applying Marxism-Leninism as little by little. The workers gradually realise that MSC is the only defender of Marxism-Leninism, Stalin-Mao thoughts from the enemies. The pseudo communists are shivering with rage while they are witnessing the masses approve the call of MSC. They cannot obstruct the flow of revolution with a bund made of sand. At the very moment its birth declared, the enemies of the people and the fascists are joined in hands to defeat MSC. They entered into a ‘holy alliance’ to exorcise the ‘spectre’ of MSC. When the people ignored their campaign of MSC being the organisation of ‘atheists’ the scandalmongers again appear with another gossip that MSC is a ‘Maoist’ organisation. We are fully convinced that such propaganda has a short life. Extremism and conspiracy have no place in Marxism. MSC is an organisation of revolutionaries. MSC cannot act as rented womb for giving birth to extremists. MSC creates new men for a socialist and communist society. From the democratic functions of MSC the people understand that Marxism is opposed to any from of terrorism. Who are responsible for the terrorist activities sponsored in the name of revolution in the pre and post era of our independence? In Kerala, many people had sacrificed their lives in the fake movements, namely, ‘Punnapra-Vayalar uprisings’ sponsored by the undivided CPI. The ‘Naxalbari uprising’ is another fake revolution in which many cadres were erroneously sacrificed. Even there were much sacrifices, such movements were utterly faced with defeat. Because they (pseudo communists) were not followed the correct political line which reflected the actual material conditions. The fake revolutions were planned by the pseudo communists in order to defraud the working class. The people are not in need of being taught by the renegade about the history. They are well aware of it. You cannot cheat then again.
Why is MSC formed? This question has historical importance. Our study has convinced that the Indian soil did not so far succeed in absorbing real Marxism. What the people of India got is spurious Marxism. Therefore, we took the great responsibility of studying and understanding the real Marxism. Without which the emancipation of the working class is a far cry. We realised at once that a mere wish cannot build up a genuine revolutionary party. A condition must be created as a prerequisite for the formation of such a party. For such a condition Marxism must be studied and widely propagated among the masses. It was the real path shown by Com. Lenin. Therefore, we began to work under a study centre with a name of MSC. MSC is not a party of masses but is an organisation of revolutionaries.
According to MSC the undivided CPI is not a communist party but a social democratic party. Why? The standpoint of a communist party is the standpoint of working class. Where as the stand point of a Social Democratic party is the standpoint of a petty bourgeois class. As a class, petty bourgeoisie is disintegrating. The interest of the petty bourgeoisie is not present but future. Their interests are changing moment by moment. They are moving between the bourgeois class and the working class. The petty bourgeois socialism is very dangerous to proletarian socialism. The undivided CPI began to work here at the time of freedom movement. India was a colonial country. The British rule started many industries in India. Railway, Postal and Telegraphs were introduced in India. While Britain doing such things in India, they were actually creating their gravediggers. A new proletarian class was created and organised. Along with the rise of the working class, a new bourgeois class began to emerge. The undivided CPI began to work in 1921. The two situations newly emerged paved the way for its formation. The first is the resultant effect of the First World War. The war crushed the life of the ordinary people. The second situation is the victory of the Russian working class in the October Socialist Revolution. Did the undivided CPI utilise such favourable conditions to become a revolutionary party for shaping the aspirations of the downtroddens? We will discuss it elaborately in the following paras.
In the medieval period, the serfs who freed from the fetters of feudal lords escaped to the cities, forming a class of burgess. The earlier elements of capitalism rose from these burgess. The society kept growing and the market kept uninterrupted rising. The demand was also rising. But the production was not increased. The industrial production was controlled by the feudal guilds. It became a stumbling block to the further progress of the society. The industry was emancipated from the hands of guild masters. The manufacturing workshops came into fore. But the rising demand was not satisfied by the production in the workshops. Then appeared factory system with steam and modern machinery. The modern bourgeoisie emerged and become a financial and political force. In the middle age, they were suppressed by the feudal lord. Gradually they succeeded in forming urban self-government in cities. Against the local feudal lords, they served the monarchy as the third estate levying taxes. Finally, in wake of the establishment and victory of modern factories, the bourgeoisie established their rule in the form of modern democratic governments. They upheld the free trade and free competition.
We should understand the two stages of the development of the world bourgeoisie. From 1700 to 1900 marked the period of free competition. In this period, the capitalism was non-monopoly capitalism. No restriction both in the market and in the free flow of capital was imposed. But the period of 1900 marked a fundamental change in the world capitalism. The capitalism became monopoly capitalism. Before 1900, the capitalism was in the golden age. It was the progressive capitalism. But in the beginning of 20th Century, the world capitalism has entered into a new stage of development. This stage is known as monopoly capitalism or imperialism. Lenin described imperialism as the highest and last stage of development of capitalism. Therefore, Lenin called it as “moribund capitalism”. In the era of world imperialism, the proletarian revolution became inevitable. Therefore, the era of imperialism is the era of proletarian revolutions. Marx and Engels, the founding fathers of Marxism, led their revolutionary activities in the period of non-monopoly capitalism. In the period, the proletarian revolution did not become an inevitable event. It was the period of preparation of the working for the coming revolution. Lenin worked in the imperialist period. The condition existed in the period is conducive to the victory of proletarian revolution.
Imperialism widened the capitalist crises. Without depending on wars the imperialist bourgeoisie cannot escape from the crises. Therefore, war is inevitable in the period of imperialism. How the crises affected the working class? The bourgeoisie should find out a way out of the crises by putting the weight of the crises faced by the class upon the shoulders of the workers. Their life becomes misery. They will become jobless. Production will be decreased. Wages will be curtailed. In this juncture, the only way out before the working class is the declaration of revolution against their own bourgeoisie.
In the period of free competition, bourgeoisie grows evenly. But in the period of imperialism, it grows unevenly. Due to the unevenness, at first, where the revolution is broken out is in the weakest link to the chain of world imperialism.
At the time of national movement against the colonial rule of Britain, the principal contradiction was in between the British colonial forces and the whole people. The people consist of big bourgeoisie, the patriotic bourgeoisie, working class and the entire peasantry. The Indian bourgeoisie has been divided into two stratums. Tata, Birla belonged to the Big Bourgeoisie. The Indian National Congress represented the big bourgeoisie. The big bourgeoisie could not become uncompromising force against imperialism and feudalism. Therefore, INC, the political instrument of big bourgeoisie, launched movement on the basis of compromising line. But the patriotic bourgeoisie possessed the revolutionary character which were represented by various revolutionary organisations. The martyrs from Bhagat Singh to Subash Chandra Bose were the representatives of the patriotic bourgeoisie. The patriotic bourgeoisie or the national bourgeoisie adopted uncompromising stand against imperialism and feudalism. Before attaining political freedom the big bourgeoisie achieved the character of the monopoly capitalism. Therefore, they wanted only power transfer from the Britain. They compromised with the cultural, political and economical aspirations of foreign imperialism and Indian feudalism.
The undivided CPI failed to note the distinguishing features of the big bourgeoisie and the patriotic bourgeoisie. Therefore, they become confused as to who would lead the bourgeois democratic revolution, bourgeoisie or working class. If they understood the kernel of Marxism that the concrete analysis of concrete condition, they would not adopt the political line of National Democratic Revolution. Com. Lenin formulated a thesis regarding the freedom struggle in colonies. Lenin emphasised that the bourgeois class could not lead the democratic revolution for they had lost its progressive nature. Because, the world capitalism became imperialism and they understood that their political supremacy would challenge by working class. The world capitalism witnessed the rise of the working class into political power in Russia. Therefore, Lenin taught that from now onwards the democratic revolutions in colonies were the part of the world proletarian revolutions. The working class must usurp the leadership of the democratic revolution. Lenin dropped the theory of equal leadership in the democratic revolutions. But the undivided CPI did not give any importance to the words of Lenin and in order to serve the Indian bourgeoisie they did not introduce any change to their political line. They continued their political struggle on the basis of National Democratic Revolution. The theory is nothing but the reflection of the fear of the Indian bourgeoisie. The Indian bourgeoisie wanted to crush the leadership of the working class in the freedom struggle. This shows that the undivided CPI worked for protecting the interest of the bourgeoisie not the interest of working class. They wanted to clear the path for the coronation of the Indian bourgeoisie.
Under the British colonial rule the big bourgeoisie had obtained advantages through compromising struggle and bargaining. The big bourgeoisie wanted nothing but transfer of political power. The undivided CPI absolutely denied the actual nature and interest of the big bourgeoisie. They also kept the truth in secret that the big bourgeoisie developed into monopoly capitalism and therefore, they could not fight against Britain with a national outlook. Before getting political freedom, the big bourgeoisie succeeded in maintaining international economic relations. When Muslim league has risen the slogan of separate nation, the undivided CPI supported them. It was a clash between the big capitalists. Those big capitalists belonging to the Muslim community feared their counterpart belonging to Hindu community. Here we again see that the so-called communists upheld the interest of the bourgeois class. They must have stood with the people and the interest of the working class.
According to MSC, the bourgeoisie became the ruling class in 1947. In that sense the democratic revolution fully completed. From onwards it is not Marxism to divide the bourgeois class into monopoly or big bourgeoisie and national bourgeoisie in a country where the state apparatus are controlled by the imperialist-capitalist class. Therefore, the stage of Indian revolution changed from democratic revolution to socialist revolution. Through a split CPI(M) came out from undivided CPI in 1964. But they failed to realise the fallacy of the democratic revolutionary line of CPI. They made some modifications in the theory. The CPI(M) placed proletariat in the leadership in the place of bourgeoisie in the democratic revolution. They retained the peasantry as whole as an ally. They put veil on the class struggle in the agrarian sector. But their theory of Peoples’ Democratic Revolution, they became renegade and continuing their service to the bourgeois class. In 1967 CPI(M.L) came out of the CPI(M) by a split in the party. They imitated Chinese revolutionary tactics blindly and imposed upon the objective condition which is entirely different from the Chinese circumstances. Instead of socialist revolution they have raised the slogan of neo-democratic revolution. What they did by such imitation is that they blemished the reputation of Com. Mao, the great leader of the world proletariat. There is no fundamental difference between CPI(M) and CPI(M.L).
The important question before each revolution is the question of state power. The principal contradiction of the society determines the class nature of the state. The contradiction between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat is the principal contradiction. It is true that there are remnants of feudalism in the agrarian sector. But the principal contradiction in the rural areas is the contradiction between the rich peasants and the poor landless peasants. Capitalism encroached in the agrarian sector and, in the main, established the capitalist relations of production. Without the proletariat in the leadership, the peasantry alone cannot make the revolution as success. They find out justification in the numerical statistics that farmers are in majority than workers in numbers. To accept such numerical statistics is negation of Marxism. Lenin gave reply to the Narodinik long years back. Again repeat the fallacy is the revisionism of Marxism-Leninism. Why does CPI (M.L) continue to stick on the false theory? Indian state is not a feudal state because the principal contradiction of the Indian society is the contradiction between bourgeois class and proletarian class. The victory of proletarian revolution will do away with the remnants of feudalism in the agricultural sector.
The peasants in India resorted to suicide. In recent years it is doubled. Why? On the one hand agricultural market is controlled by the rich peasants. On the other, the banks exploit them with exorbitant interest. Is it not that the relation of production in the agrarian sector is the capitalist relation of production? The small-scale production in the small area with the finance of bank cannot withstand the pressure from the rich peasants. There is no feudal lord to exploit the landless-poor and lower middle class peasants.
Imperialism is a global phenomenon. Lenin said that the world chain of imperialism had been established. The Indian imperialist bourgeoisie is the part of world imperialism. Therefore, the Indian ruling class, as their class interest will join hands with world imperialism. But it is equally wrong to forget it that there exists contradiction between the world imperialism and the Indian imperialism. While forgetting the contradiction of Indian imperialism with world imperialism, the parties such as CPI(ML), etc. depict them as comprador bourgeoisie.
The strength or weakness has no consideration in the scientific investigation of imperialism. The main character of imperialism is the export of finance capital. The examination must be centered round the question whether the Indian capitalism acquired the character of imperialism. It is immaterial whether Indian imperialism is small or big when compared with world powers. It will soon be understood that the Indian imperialism attained the stage of financial oligarchy by the fusion of industrial capital and bank capital. Financial capital which is a product of industrial capital and bank capital is the capital of Indian imperialist classes. Indian financial capital is invested in foreign countries in joint ventures as well as independently. Therefore, the Neo-Democratic Revolution of the ‘Naxalites’ is a fake theory. They propagated the false belief that the revolutionary mass movement can be built up by the adventuristic action of individuals. This false belief undermines the spirit of Marxism-Leninism. Com. Che clearly showed us that without mass support a Guerrilla war cannot be victorious. We say that without a correct revolutionary theory the Guerrilla war cannot be victorious. MSC has an opinion that Guerrilla war is not applicable in all occasions. Indian imperialism is the competition in the world market.
Though RSP upholds the Socialist Revolution as their basic political line, it became a social democratic party. Why? There are two reasons. One, their allegiance is towards Trotskyism. The second is that they negated the ally of poor peasants in Socialist Revolution. RSP deliberately avoided Lenin’s teachings on the socialist revolution. In backward countries, the proletarian revolution cannot be won without the firm assistance from landless poor peasants.
In olden days, at the beginning of capitalism the industries received loans from individuals or banks. But today, the capital of banks is not created only by interests alone. It is originated today with fusion of industrial capital and bank capital. This phenomenon is known as financial oligarchy. Finance capital is the capital of imperialism which are exported into other countries market.
Imperialist globalisation is the new strategy of world imperialism to explore new markets for financial capital. It is aimed at destroying state capitalism in the backward countries like India. The bourgeois states established some industries with the aid of state revenues. These public ventures extended some benefits to the ordinary people. The market crisis instigated the world imperialist powers to capture such vast market controlled by the popular governments. The Indian globalization extends equal opportunities to the global and home investors to capture such markets. The Indian governments, Central or State, sold their markets to the investment robbers. Eg. Education, Health, Transportation, etc. They are privatising public sectors. Therefore, the policy of globalisation is crushing the life of the toiling people. The revolutionary circumstances are approaching. We should be prepared to give correct leadership to such tidal movements. Globalisation widens the crisis. Therefore, the existence of the moribund capitalism will be threatened. The pseudo leftists know these factors. They come forward with alternative economical methods to save the bourgeoisie from the ruin. The working class must realise the fake dramas of the pseudo communists. The only way before the working class is the democratic and revolutionary movementsto be cultivated and organised. Immediately their own bourgeoisie must be kicked out of the power with socialist revolution. The state must be smashed. The proletarian dictatorship must be established through the revolutionary committees of workers and poor peasants. We appeal to the people that revolutionary popular committee be formed to lead the mass movements. Agitation is the only remedy to withstand aggression of peoples’ enemies.
We are in the firm belief that the present activities initiated by MSC will create the vanguard of Marxist revolutionaries ready to act in any unfavourable situations. We consider and give importance to such activities conducted by MSC as the preparation for revolution. We are appealing to the people for their support to the activities launched by MSC. The enemies are planning to inflict onslaught on the people. The enemies of the people try to permeate in them evil ideas of racism, fascism, and revisionism. Because, for the victory of the peoples’ enemies plan, they will imbibe the reactionary ideas. Without the peoples’ support an evil idea that is, racism or fascism or revisionism cannot sustain. Therefore, MSC is propagating the ideology of working class in order to develop this political consciousness which is essential to construct peoples’ defense. As we have seen in 1975 in the rule of Smt. Gandhi, the State will uncover its democratic veil at any time. The state terrorism will pounce upon the people. We have seen the disaster of state terrorism in the emergency period.
MSC stands for the emancipation of the working class from the fetters of the bourgeoisie. MSC is invincible. Because, MSC is guided by Marxism-Leninism. Marxism- Leninism is invincible. Because it is true. We appeal to the people to understand the politics of MSC on the basis of your experience and eliminate the revisionist and social democratic fake ideas of so-called leftists which are stumbling blocks for a new society without class exploitation. Other philosophies only interpreted the world. Marxism-Leninism is the only philosophy which stands for the change of the existing world. Long Live Revolution Long Live Marxism-Leninism, Stalin-Mao Thoughts
[edit] MARXISM-the only philosophy fully compatible with science
(An article of MSC published in a magazine)
The students like to discuss and debate everything except Marxism, why? Two reasons underlie it. The first reason is that what is propagated in our society in the name of Marxism is only spurious Marxism. Therefore, the activities of such organizations whose Marxism is the Marxism from which the revolutionary kernel is removed, degenerated the reputation of Marxism among the students. And they came at a conclusion that Marxism is a dogma. The second reason is that the students are trained to show a passive attitude towards social problems. Why are they so uninterested in social problems? Because careerism is inculcated them. In each period, past or present the system of education has a particular aim. The significance of such aims is determined by the nature of the class or classes in power. Therefore, the system of education is bound to make up a mental condition among the students conducive to keep this moribund society intact as well as to produce wage-slaves to replenish the scarcity suffered by the organs of the society. No matter whether you accept or reject it, it is the reality that stands independently and outside your will.
What is Marxism? Marxism sees things and objects around us as it is, not adding additionally or subtracting from it anything. That is why it is known that the theory of Marxism is materialistic. Its method of analysis is dialectic. Marxism discards both Idealism and Metaphysics. The history of philosophy is the history of struggle between Materialism and Idealism. They are in opposition. The reconciliation between them is impossible.
Materialism considers matter or the objective world as primary, whereas Idealism considers mind or thought or soul as primary. This dispute between them is the subject matter of philosophy. As in the case of materialism, idealism is subject to divisions. Mechanical Materialism, Metaphysical Materialism and Dialectical Materialism are the main three divisions of Materialism. Idealism can be divide into two namely, Subjective Idealism and Objective Idealism. Mechanical and Metaphysical Materialism are the main weapons in the service of Bourgeoisie. Dialectical Materialism is the weapon in the service of working class. Fundamentally, Idealism negates the independent existence of matter. Objective Idealism was propounded by Hegel. According to him the objective world is created by an ‘Absolute Idea’, which is distinct from human consciousness and independent of it. The concept of Absolute Idea identifies with the concept of God. The Subjective Idealism was propounded by Anglican bishop Berkeley. Subjective Idealism asserts that the material world is the sum total of our sensations, thoughts.
Marxism views that each thing in the material world is subjected to uninterrupted change. Things are viewed in their motion, in their development. Therefore, the development of each thing is a common phenomenon. According to Marxism development is dialectical, not metaphysical. Development is a process by which the opposites in a unity are interchanged. When the opposites in a thing changed its position, the thing as a whole is changed qualitatively. A change in quality produces a new thing, which is entirely different from the old. Metaphysics discards the development as the struggle of opposites. It views the changing process as one-sidedly.
Marxism views the nature and human society as material entities prone to the uninterrupted changes. Therefore, Dialectical Materialism is the philosophy of Marxism. Marxism is the system of Marx’s thoughts and teachings. Marxism is created by the two great scholars and revolutionaries, Marx and Engels. Both were German natives. They are historical personalities because their development as philosophers and revolutionaries was caused by the then existing circumstances in Europe. Due to the reason of industrial revolution a strong working class was emerged in England. They had gained vast experiences through Chartist movement. Marx and Engels were the first persons who realized the historical importance of working class. The industrial revolution did not mitigate the misery of workers but intensified it. When the plight of workers became aggravated somebody came for the rescue of workers with their own solutions and theories. That is how the Utopian socialism emerged. Robert Owen, Saint Simon and Fourier were the founders of Utopian socialism. Though they failed to find out the real cause of the sufferings of the workers, their attempt to deal with the problems was a great movement forward. The activities of Young Hegelians in Germany paved the way for a leap in philosophy. The contributions of Adam Smith and David Ricardo in the sphere of Economics were another source for the emergence of Marxism. These were the historical conditions that paved the way for Marxism to be emerged out.
Marxism is not a dogma. It is a guide to action, because it is a science. No other philosophy except Marxism absorbs vital energy from science. The new developments in natural sciences enrich Marxism. Birth, development and death are the common features of every object in the material world. Therefore, Marxism is not an exception to this general principle. The fundamentals of Marxism will be strengthened and developed. Lenin’s contribution to the treasury of Marxism developed Marxism into Marxism-Leninism. Stalin and Mao enriched Marxism-Leninism through their revolutionary activities.
Marx changed history into a science. Before Marx, History was the narration of adventuristic deeds of rulers. The statement of Marx: “The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles” is foundation stone of Historical Materialism. The theory of surplus value proved that the wealth accumulated in the hands of capitalists is really created by the workers. They are the real owners of such wealth. Without acquiring the real knowledge of Marxian economy, you cannot build up a new society by revolution overthrow of the existing moribund society. In the wake of the publication of ‘Das Capital’, the economy of Adam Smith and Ricardo became outdated. Marxism publicly announces its solidarity with the working class. Since Marxism cannot be defeated by the enemies outside it, they entered the camp of Marxism in order to defeat it. They are the revisionists and opportunists. They are the real inside enemies of Marxism. In order to defeat the imperialism and capitalism, the archenemies of Marxism we have to fight and defeat the revisionists and opportunists firstly. A Communist Party may become a revisionist party when its leadership is usurped by revisionist clique. Gradually it becomes a counter-revolutionary party. At the moment a party is formed; if it follows revisionist and opportunist policies it is a Social Democratic Party. What happened in USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) and China was that the leadership of both CPSU (Communist Party of Soviet Union) and CPC (Communist Party of China) was usurped by revisionist cliques who started counter-revolution resulting at the demolition of USSR and Socialist China particularly and Socialist Camp generally. However, the real Marxist will win ultimately.Marxism is invincible because it is true.
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