Our author claims to agree with the line of the Communist Party of Peru (hereafter PCP) in essence but not in form. We must combat the essentially revisionist stand even as it hides behind revolutionary expressions.
On top of this is Alex G’s logic of eclecticism, jumping back and forth between incompatible positions.
These two can be summarized as subjectivism. There is historical pessimism, a revisionist view of history which is unscientific and serves revisionism and reaction. There is the purely military viewpoint, which focuses only on weapons, armies and base areas and not on the masses who are the basis of the people’s war, and in fact whose armament and organization into the New Power led by the Communist Party is the foundation of base areas themselves. is applying a worldview and method foreign to Marxism. Our author historically locates this precisely at the point where Chairman Gonzalo locates the process of entering into the strategic offensive, in the 1970s and 1980s, within the period of 50 to 100 years in which imperialism will be sunk and world reaction will be swept from the Earth, ushering in the era of proletarian dictatorship and socialism.įundamentally Alex G. Go deeper on Amex’s Anti-American Marxist values.The thesis of Comrade Alex G’s article can be summarized as: the enemy has grown stronger since the temporary triumphs of revisionism over the socialist states, and this quantitative growth has changed into a qualitative new thing-which is to say, a return to the stage of the strategic defensive of the world proletarian revolution. 6, while investing over $1 billion to promote CRT and Marxism following the months-long BLM riots during the summer of 2020.
Its CEO, Stephen Squeri, called Trump supporters “anti-American” for the three-hour riot at the Capitol Building on Jan.
#Reddit struggle session series#
Seminars led by Muhammad included forcing white employees to admit they were racist through Maoist-style struggle sessions.Ĭhris Rufo, author of the NY Post piece, wrote, “White employees are told not to utter phrases such as ‘I don’t see color,’ ‘We are all human beings’ and ‘Everyone can succeed in this society if they work hard enough.'” According to Muhammad, these are all categorized as “microaggressions.”Īs part of the flagship Anti-Racism Initiative training module, American Express recommended a series of resources for employees to “learn about covert white supremacy” and dedicate themselves “to the lifelong task of overcoming our country’s racist heritage.”Īccording to Rufo, Amex employees were also directed toward a series of articles that promises to “force white people to see and understand how white supremacy” is embedded in their lives and demonstrate how “white children become racist before they can speak.”Īmerican Express has been the title sponsor of The American Express since 2020. Part of this “effort” included hiring Khalil Muhammad, the great-grandson of Nation of Islam’s controversial founder Elijah Muhammad, to teach employees about Marxism and Critical Race Theory. American Express recommended a series of resources for employees to "overcome our country’s racist heritage." (PGW Graphic)Īccording to a report in today’s New York Post, American Express, which title sponsors The American Express in La Quinta, Calif., has invested $1 billion towards “social justice” efforts.
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