Soviet poster referred to proletarian internationalism
"Revolutionary" monarchists against "Islamic tyranny" that has claimed the Libyan women.
is curious that the "revolutionaries" who oppose Libyan Gaddafi and the Libyan town or state, raise the flag of the monarchy, and the defenders of the "tyranny" raise the flag of direct democracy and the rule of the People. But there who has even compare what is happening today in the Arab world with the overthrow of the Russian Czar in February 1917, which preceded the triumph of the first socialist revolution in history in October of that year ( perhaps because the time of delivering such a rash opinion had not happened as of Libya, where one of the claims against Gaddafi is the restoration of the monarchy, on the contrary to the case Russia has been mentioned here, apart from that rebellions are occurring not just against the Arab monarchies, but against the autocracies and the Libyan case against the State of the Village which is precisely the denial of any autocracy, why which is precisely what opponents claim Libyan rather absolute monarchy), but not in accordance with this, some apologists for the Arab riots in October forecast a possible Arabic this year, neglecting inter alia the detail that there is no organized vanguard that can revolutions become truly revolutionary situations that have arisen in countries such as Tunisia and Egypt (having been precisely analysis of the revolutionary situation and the need to turn the situation leading a revolution, the main contribution to revolutionary theory made the leader of the October Revolution in Russia, Vladimir I. Lenin), and it is almost impossible for that art displayed in such a short time or even within a short enough so that there already passed the appropriate time to promote the necessary changes. Never before this time, I had more desire to be wrong, but I've rarely been so convinced of being right ...
Against which have revolted the Libyan regime's opponents, who raise the flag of the monarchy? Libya is the country with the highest per capita income in Africa, with a social justice system installed since the triumph of the Revolution under the leadership of Muammar Gaddafi in 1969, is the Islamic country where women are better off, they are respected and treated as human beings (which does not prevent some "feminists" around here virulently attack the Libyan government) has promoted a policy that has offset substantially modernizing tribal culture and among other things, has defended secularism State. "Gaddafi called for the resignation? Resigned for many years and so there is no charge. In what could not or cease is to have the leadership of the Libyan revolutionary and democratic process, why the government delegated to him to represent the country in the world.
coincidence is striking that in the Libyan case is between the extreme left, and right reformism against Gaddafi. Gaddafi condemns the extreme left and the right-wing reformist governments in Europe and apply sanctions against Libya, taking sides in the civil war that takes place there to block the acquisition of arms and ammunition by the Libyan government. There is a civil war, and all killed in combat on both sides are recorded as slaughtered by Gaddafi. It is one thing to disagree with certain policies and theories of Gaddafi, or his style of speaking, dressing or grooming, or even consider, a fool (as viewed from a Western ideocéntrica vision). In this case, it is wise ultimately no action. But joining the chorus of world reaction against whom, is the greatest act of indecency possible for anyone who claims to be revolutionary.
Libya, for that matter, a good parameter to differentiate ideological left who are being revolutionary as a way of life, and those who are left as some would prefer to spy novels to science- fiction, which is not condemned, of course; but good to know who is who and to what consequences can come in the defense of revolutionary ideas, and above all, what is moral authority to talk of revolution.
Carlos Fonseca is assistant secretary for international relations
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