Long Live Stalin!
Death to the Kulaks!



Long Live the Iraqi Resistance!
Kill the Troops, Burn the Flag
Send Em' Home in Body Bangs!

Dirty Kuffar,
wherever you are,
driving your car disobeyin' Allah.
We're gonna take over like we took over the Shah.
Peace to Hamas and the Hezbollah.
OBL drew me like a shinin' star
like the way we destroy them
two towah
haha, haha.

Lysenko, as I gathered, made a proposterous science that plants grew according to environment (which is true to some degree) rather than genes and implemented this in agriculture. I don't know much about this; it was widely discredited. In the 1960s CPSU dropped Lysenkoism due to it's affect on agriculture. However, as many people claim, no, this didn't cause the Ukranian famine. Lysenko's agricultural guidelines were mainly using steam to make plants grow faster. There was limited destruction of crops due to his theories. However, this phony science is nothing compared to the phony sciences in the United States which are practiced and believed: Ethnic differences based on biological features (The Bell Curve idea). One said that a state shouldn't subvert science to ideology, however, U.S. isn't allowed to conduct stem cell research or clone. Whereas Cuba conducts stem cell research, agricultural research, cancer research and so on. Furthermore, regardless of how silly Lysenko was, the U.S. market inhibits any independent research due to the fact that large chemical companies control most of the patents. This simply wasn't the case in the CCCP.

Life continues and I'm moving to Boston to be with the Party branch on the 26th. Goodbye Thomas Merton Center, Carnegie Military University and National Vanguard (apparently very strong in the Squrriel Hill area.) Let me express my discontent, no, my utter dissatisfaction with Carnegie Mellon. The New Black Panthers visiting would have never sparked such a controversy with the 'liberals' at a state school. Labor Aristocracy, Petite Bourgeois, and Proper Bourgeois students roam the campus with their iPods and their war fanfare. Never seen such a conglomeration of reactionaries at an even more reactionary school. I do commend S.P.I.R.I.T. and PSA for bringing an NBPP Shabazz and an older Black Panther party member. At the office in Boston we have a few ex-original BPP members from the sixities, one of whom was Martin Luther King's bodyguard.

Well, back to the Circulo Bolivariano, back to Mundo Obrero, Sharon, Peter, Maurine and so on. I guess I'll be working 24/7 for them in the office, giving speeches, whatever. I'll be more productive in activism there than here, where the lack of genuine leftism has unraveled me. If I were to come back here to organize there would need be a few more WWP or F.I.S.T. members to help. Sarah and I aren't enough; it would take the entire North Carolina branch. Well, I am going to a poor public school this week in Pittsburgh to discuss with my Latino and Black friends military recruitment, drafting, and so on. My native Spanish skills always come in handy ;)

Reminds me. I was in the CMU Colombian Club. They hate the FARC. I told them how my father's brother was in the FARC. I got kicked out of the meeting. They're such rich douche bags.

When the Revolution comes, SEI and CMU must be leveled to the ground. No remorse for Counter-Revolutionaries.

Embrace Violence.

Got a fist full of money.

I'm high at risk. There's plenty of ways I couldn't resist.
Got a fist full of money&Nothing to give. That's all.
That's all.



Not to imply that Kruschev had a fist full of money -- I just wanted to draw a parallel. Kruschev has no money, but a big fist. we will bury you :-)

Now there is a F.I.S.T. (Bolivariano) meeting on the 30th of March. Unfortunately, too close to the 31st and anti-draft measures, but, maybe we can use the meeting as a platform to springboard the struggle in Pittsburgh against the draft. So far, I've been relaxing alongside performing my usual comradely duties -- but, today, I'm going to attempt to clean this hell hole, give myself a makeover, geek around, read, apply for jobs and work on F.I.S.T. PGH website. We all know the last one will be the one which never gets done ;)

Sarah cut my hair yesterday. I am pleased that I look better. I've been recently watching a lot of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy and it rocks. :-)

Sarah's parents came to Pittsburgh to yell at her for a total of fifteen hours. Whereas I was only yelled at for twenty minutes by two young and misinformed anarchists at the Pittsburgh Anti-War demonstration. We distributed our flyers, which I think was received with some enthusiasm. I was suprised to see many Steel Workers wearing Lenin pins on their union jackets.

Our meeting is going according to plan. So I guess there is a lot of work to do. It's scheduled for March 30th at 7pm. I need to contact the office to bring someone down.

E sucks. It left me tired and depressed for three days. Today is the first day I'm actually refreshed. This journal seems so wrong.

Well I'm changing all my strings
I'm gonna write another travelin' song
about all the billion highways
and the cities at the break of dawn
I guess the best that I can do now
is to pretend that there is nothing wrong
and to dream about a train
that's gonna take me back where I belong

Bright Eyes is amazing. We knew that all ready. There's a meeting on Sunday with the SWP for the regional Pennsylvania delegation to the Ven. Youth Festival. The Free Republic neo-conservatives find this convention notorious as it cememnted the relationship between Arafat and Brezhnev. Well, I'm glad they did. Looks like this Mr. Abbas is selling Palestine down the creek.

Read a criticism of Marcuse's "Soviet Marxism" which is spectacular. Marcuse's reformism is so awful. I pity those students influenced by his anti-Revolutionary, anti-Historical texts which bemoan the fact that some soviet citizens might "not want to get free health care" and women "might not want to be as free as the Soviet Union allows." It's called "Marcusism Against Marxism a Critique of Uncritical Criticism" by B. Bykhovskii. Check it out on JSTOR if you're on some university campus.

Apparently I was mistaken and there are no Marxist-Leninist professors on campus. The one I "thought", with the aid of another Professor, was a Marxist-Leninist happened to be a Zionist who thinks Castro utiizes a planned economy "just so he can stay in power." and in the end rebutted me by saying "I studied Cuba for twenty-five years. We shall agree to disagree.' No facts ushed from her lips, just bourgeois demogogy in the office full of the collected works of Henry Kissinger, bound and engraved by the D.C. Capitalist Press. (Get the joke? No it's kind of subtle unless you have a lot of those books from Peking that all look the same.)

In The Tartan today, apparently the Zionazis put up a fight during the speech of the Palestinean liberator. Well, fuck them. They deserve no free speech. We will crush them or more appropriately as I take off my shoe and beat one over the head until he or she bleeds to death "We will bury you."

So, I'm not sure if this merits a journal post. I can hardly think. Probably frazzled, hungry, screw-turned stomach age desire for a cheeseburger and side of fries at the O. What gluttony. Surely it is time to speak about unfolded events which are of little or no consequence, but, spur me on to continue avoiding work and becoming a general sloth.

So, I watched Comrade Holmes on the "National Question" today in the Hunt Library with Sarah. A very good and instructional video. Certainly, the best W.W.P. video I've seen. Larry is amazing and his discussion on Islam and the national liberation movement was surely on the spot.

Right now I'm cleaning, selling things on misc.market. Hopefully someone will buy my XBox and GBA, both of which were gifts and unfortunately I never use. I just need a walking stick, a pack of cigs and Mao's red book and I'm ready for the long haul. Life seems so decadent.

Updating from the HUNT library. Just added myself to the Library job pool. Maybe I'll get a kick ass position in the Video room or doing "Library Technology." Really, these jobs are for drinking and doing drugs than actual serious work. I could also potentially do homework instead of twidling my thumbs, however, I'm sure that'll be more entertainining when sitting drunk in a cubicle by myself rocking back and forth to the oldies sweet sweet ballads of Connor O'Berst and company.

Yesterday a drinking game was conducted under the auspices of the Central Committe of F.I.S.T. in Pittsburgh while watching the W.W.P. candidate videos. When "Stalin", "bureaucracy", "deformed", or "Trotsky" were mentioned a shot was taken from the socialized flask, which holds on it pins from the October Revolution.

I just talked to my Poli Sci advisor. Apparently I can major in Applied Revolutionary Marxism. Can I work at Sun with that degree?

While not much was actually accomplished today, I watched one of the Workers World candidate video casettes on the "Socialist Countries." Due to some factual inaccuracies in the videos I can not remember, I can't elaborate on it. Overall, I believe it could be improved upon. The scope was too "general." There was neither enough factual evidence or enough rigorous Marxist application which is necessary to train comrades. Instead of focusing on policies and economies of the various socialist countries, interactions between them and party policy. Ms. Griswald merely focused on one or two aspects of China, Soviet Union, and Cuban foreign relations and domestic matters, not thoroughly covering them on a marxist basis. She spent two sentences describing the NEP which is the single most important time period in Soviet history as the Chinese and Vietnamese see the NEP as the solution, rather than a step backward as Lenin calls it. I believe a new form of cadre education must be enacted which is more rigorous, following upon the tradition of Lenin's Iskra formulations on education of comrades.

This is not to say that Ms. Griswald isn't an experienced Marxist, but, I think, that these classes do truly underestimat the enthusiasm of cadres to learn.

Sarah and I ventured from the video viewing room of the Hunt Library, where we bummed a cigarette from a brunette student with an awful attitude and read a few books. I picked up the History of the C.P.S.U. short course from the third floor and read some of it. There is truly so much more I need to learn. A Marxist education is truly, never over.

Now I'm here in the room, about to gorge on Potato chips like I've actually done something significant and am celebrating it. We're just going to watch the Royal Tenanbaums. Reason enough to celebrate. (Dependencia I.)

I am a Marxist-Leninist at Carnegie Military University., working with the Pittsburgh branch of F.I.S.T. (Fight Imperialism - Stand Together.) There is some immediate work that needs to be done to expand F.I.S.T in Pittsburgh. That of course means integrating ourselves with the Thomas Merton Center, reaching out to the Muslim youth and L.G.B.T. community, creating solidarity around community issues and rather than imposing ideology, allow our work to speak for Applied Revolutionary Marxism, the theory and practice of Revolution.

Currently I'm sitting here in my dorm room in Moorewood E. Tower, playing DuneMUD and hacking up an article for DEEK about PGH F.I.S.T (an article which I doubt they will accept.) I think Deek is one of the better things about Pittsburgh, since Pittsburgh is an all most unbearable "city" all ready. (Except for Ritters, mmm, I love Ritters. They don't have twenty four hour diners in Boston.) Sarah is sitting on my bed playing Eternal Lands RPG. I should make myself productive, clean up, watch some Workers World lesson tapes, focus on my article, work on the PGH FIST site, but, I'm so bloody tired. It's been a long week with too many papers and assignments and I feel like chilling this weekend. We have monday off. Maybe I can pick up the tab then.

I am reading a book about marxist applications to psychology. Specifically to the psychology of art - my goal is to create a text book, along the lines of the famous Political Economy textbook by Nitkin, but, instead on Applied Revolutionary Marxism which would expound the theory and practice of Revolution, include rigorous research into the nature of planned economies and use of the law of value and so on. Not sure how this one will work out, but, it's still a goal. ;)

I think I should get the following accomplished today:

1. F.I.S.T. Deek article.
2. Update F.I.S.T. site.
3. Get on TMC list. New People article.
4. Watch W.W. video tapes. Read. Sigh.

By the way, whenever I write I feel like I'm being extremly arrogant. Maybe because I have nothing to say and I feel obligated to write here. Either way, I'm tired of not recording anything I think.