El Companero

Hi El,wish you a nice weekend.

"The guiding ideology for today’s human science is confined only to this physical world in its research and development, as a subject will not be studied until it is recognized—it follows such a path. As for phenomena that are intangible and invisible in our dimension, but objectively exist and are reflected into our physical dimension as concrete manifestations, people dare not approach them, dismissing them as unknown phenomena. Opinionated people groundlessly try to reason that they are natural phenomena, while those with ulterior motives, against their own conscience, simply label all of them as superstition. Those who are indifferent  simply stay away from the issue with the excuse that science is not yet advanced enough. If human beings are able to take a fresh look at themselves as well as the universe and change their rigid mentalities, humankind will make a leap forward. “The Buddha Fa” enables humankind to understand the immeasurable and boundless world."  - Li Hongzhi

Thanks for YOUR friendship!  Been readin' your stuff on another page for awhile, but have never gotten around to making a request.

In struggle, Frank

What do you think of Obama winning the Nobel Peace prize?

Thanks very much. There was quite a lot of historical data there which was helpful. The French section was a very volatile section, rife with provoceteurs like Mill. I also think Raymond Molinier was a very complex character. He divided people apparently. Very charasmatic, liked by Trotsky up to a point.

I recently read 'The Spainish Revolution' by Trotsky. The trouble in the French section was a key component (although not the decisive one) in Trotsky's break with Nin in Spain.

Any more information you come accross regarding this period would you let me know.

Kind Regards Comrade. Best Wishes to you.


 

Hello there, hope everything is going well with you. I am not sure if we were in contact before, perhaps I am mistaking you for someone I was debating with, but unfortunately it came to an end. If it was you I would like to say I think you were very articulate & obviously had a lot of historical knowledge. Although we had fundemental differences I did enjoy the debate.

Without being at all partisan I was wondering if you know very much abt a paticular episode in the 4th International regarding the 1934 French turn. I am very interested to learn more about the French section & the various characters, Molnier. Mill etc.

Any information you have no matter how small I would be interested in. I have not been able to get Trotskys book on the French Section, though I have read Wither France.

H i EL,hope your going well,a nice weekend for you.

Danke mein Kamarad Eines Tages werden wir den Sieg bekommen.

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