Revolution #46, May 14, 2006
A Call and a Challenge
May First—Immigrants and Allies Take to the Streets!
Risking life itself to cross the border.
Hounded by La Migra and treated like criminals.
THE BASIS, THE GOALS, AND THE METHODS OF THE COMMUNIST REVOLUTION
The print edition of Revolution Newspaper is serializing this piece begining in Issue #46 with Part 1. This exhilarating new talk is available in its entirety here.
On Bob Avakian’s New Works...
AN EXTRAORDINARY VISION AND SYNTHESIS—AND A CHALLENGE TO EVERY RADICAL, REVOLUTIONARY, AND COMMUNIST
This week we inaugurate a new series from Bob Avakian: The Basis, the Goals, and the Methods of the Communist Revolution.
From Ike to Mao and Beyond... My Journey From Mainstream America to Revolutionary Communist
From Chapter Five: Life Interrupted
I enrolled at Cal the week before classes formally started, and we began football practice for the freshman team at that time.
Horowitz’s Brownshirts and “Balance” in the Classroom
In my review of David Horowitz’s book “The Professors: The 101 Most Dangerous Academics in America,” (Revolution #42) I sketched a picture of the wide range of basic facts and truths that could not be spoken on campus if Horowitz had his way.
Our Flag is Red, Not Red, White and Blue
On May First, over a million immigrants and their allies filled the streets of cities and towns from border to border and coast to coast.
From A World to Win News Service
Iran Maoists Hit Islamic Regime’s “Nuclear Posturing”
Socialism Is Much Better Than Capitalism, And Communism Will Be a Far Better World
PART 15: The Cultural Revolution: Health Care and the Economy
Important Correction to Print Edition
There are two significant typographical errors in the article “Iran Maoists Hit Islamic Regime’s ‘Nuclear Posturing’” on page 11 of the print edition of Revolution issue #46 (May 14, 2006). We are responsible for these errors. The errors are not in the original article from Hagighat, publication of the Communist Party of Iran (Marxist-Leninist-Maoist), or in the abridged version distributed in the May 1, 2006 package from A World to Win News Service. To read the corrected version click here.
In the next to last paragraph of the article as it appears in our print edition, the third sentence reads: “We have a regime that cannot protect U.S. against foreign aggression and worse, wants to turn the people into cannon fodder for its own reactionary interests.” This should read: “We have a regime that cannot protect us against foreign aggression and worse, wants to turn the people into cannon fodder for its own reactionary interests.”
In the last paragraph of the article, the second sentence reads: “The world's people will rush to help U.S., and if the imperialists commit crimes against Iran, the people of those countries will support U.S. and our revolution.” This should read: “The world's people will rush to help us, and if the imperialists commit crimes against Iran, the people of those countries will support us and our revolution.”
Memoir Reading on Radio
On Tuesday, April 25, Michael Slate's "Beneath the Surface" program on KPFk--90.7 FM in Southern California, 98.7 FM in Santa Barbara and streaming live across the globe on www.kpfk.org--featured a half-hour segment on Bob Avakian's memoir From Ike to Mao and Beyond: My Journey from Mainstream America to Revolutionary Communist.
Welcome Ferment on “Elite” Campuses
From programs and debate over the crimes of the Bush regime, to exposing attacks on evolution, to engaging around the actual experience of socialism and the nature of communism, fresh air is circulating in the ivory towers of “elite” U.S. universities. This is a heartening development.
This call is from The World Can't Wait—Drive Out the Bush Regime:
Mass Mobilization Thursday, October 5—Drive Out the Bush Regime!
The Bush Regime Must be Stopped!
On Thursday, OCTOBER 5TH 2006: All day and into the night, across the country, we must decidedly break the paralysis that still grips too much of American political life.
A Call to Readers and Distributors:
Take Revolution to Immigrants in Small Towns and Rural Areas
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