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The Difference Between Workers State And Workerism, A Case Study – Part V

Posted on May 19, 2018

Dear Readers: Today I finish working through this historical piece written by reporter Dmitry Lyskov, entitled: Miners Assisted In the Deconstruction Of the USSR And Almost Destroyed Russia As Well! Where we left off, the striking miners were bitter when … Continue reading →

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The Difference Between Workers State And Workerism, A Case Study – Part IV

Posted on May 18, 2018

Dear Readers: Today continuing with this historical piece written by reporter Dmitry Lyskov, entitled: Miners Assisted In the Deconstruction Of the USSR And Almost Destroyed Russia As Well! Where we left off, the striking miners have enriched themselves, joined forces … Continue reading →

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The Difference Between Workers State And Workerism, A Case Study – Part III

Posted on May 17, 2018

Dear Readers: Continuing with this historical piece written by reporter Dmitry Lyskov, the headline blazes: Miners Assisted In the Deconstruction Of the USSR And Almost Destroyed Russia As Well! Where we left off, Lyskov was adducing facts to support his … Continue reading →

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The Difference Between Workers State And Workerism, A Case Study – Part II

Posted on May 16, 2018

Dear Readers: Continuing with this historical piece written by reporter Dmitry Lyskov, the headline blazes:  Miners Assisted In the Deconstruction Of the USSR And Almost Destroyed Russia As Well! Where we left off, the Soviet coal miners strikes of 1989 … Continue reading →

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The Difference Between Workers State And Workerism, A Case Study – Part I

Posted on May 15, 2018

Dear Readers: On my blog, we have had some interesting discussions about the nature of socialism and what constitutes a so-called “workers state”.  Obviously, a “workers state” would be a state in which the major economic assets are owned by … Continue reading →

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Kadyrov to France: “It’s your own damn fault!”

Posted on May 14, 2018

Dear Readers: So, this past Saturday night (May 12), a knife-wielding assailant screaming “Allahu Akbar!” went on a rampage in the center of Paris, stabbing people at random.  He murdered one person and injured four others.  French police are investigating … Continue reading →

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Russia: No More Mr. Nice Guy In Syria – Part III

Posted on May 13, 2018

Dear Readers: Today finishing my review of Krutikov’s piece entitled:  “An Overly Liberal Attitude Towards the Militants Is Leading Syria To Disintegration”.  Specifically, Krutikov is worried that decentralized governments are emerging in the areas recently cleansed of jihadists.  In order … Continue reading →

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