a critique of the march on Sandton

[Michael Pugliese]

"n/ a" <blackkronstadt at hotmail.com> brings up the CPN. Ah...which one? The one that MIM and RCP 
support?
http://rwor.org/A/V24/1151-1160/1151/cpnstmt.htm
http://www.insof.org/
Wow, kewl red flag w/hammer & sickle!
http://www.insof.org/politics/170202_cpnm_doc.htm
Document of the Second National  Conference of the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist). This is 
reprinted from "A World To Win, issue No. 27" and it was published first in English in "Himalayan 
Thunder" (May 2001), quarterly bulletin of the CPN (M)...
http://www.maoism.org/misc/nepal/nepal.htm
http://www.pww.org/article/articleview/1147/1/81/
Nepal faces Maoist and state violence says CPUSA
http://www.broadleft.org/np.htm
Leftist Parties of the World, Nepal page.
http://www.cpnuml.org/pressreleases.html#15
>...Our party strongly denounces and condemns the crime of the killing of our party's activist by the 
Maoist, who are intending to cause collapse of the communist movement in the country... 
http://www.ipcs.org/nmt/milgroups/maoist-nep.html
>...History

The political front of the now non- existent communist party of Nepal (Unity Centre) broke into two 
before the 1994 midterm elections, renouncing parliamentary politics and boycotting elections. One 
faction of the party headed by Dr. Baburam Bhattarai, now the political front of the underground 
communist party of Nepal (Maoist) is providing support to the "People's War."

The CPN (United Marxist Leninst) disagreed with the violence and terrorist activities launched by the 
NCP(M) in the name of 'people's war.' In December 1998, a group in the NCP(M) revolted and broke away 
and accused the Maoists leader Prachanda of imposing dictatorship and suppressing any criticism within 
the party Mr. Bharat Dahal, conveyor of the Patriotic communist league said that Prachanda had placed 
himself above principles and the people which had promoted extreme individualism and anarchism in the 
party had launched the 'People's war.' 

http://nepalsolidarity.net/
http://www.himalmag.com/2002/september/
http://www.himalmag.com/2002/june/essay.htm
Michael Pugliese