Bourgeois Class Domination Is Undoubtedly An Historical

Before A Revolution Happens, It Is Perceived As Impossible; After It Happens, It Is Seen As Having Been Inevitable.

Tomorrow The Revolution Will Already 'raise Itself With A Rattle' And Announce With Fanfare, To Your Terror: I Was, I Am, I Will Be!

Marxism Must Abhor Nothing So Much As The Possibility That It Becomes Congealed In Its Current Form. It Is At Its Best When Butting Heads In Self-criticism, And In Historical Thunder And Lightning, It Retains Its Strength.

Friedrich Engels Once Said: "bourgeois Society Stands At The Crossroads, Either Transition To Socialism Or Regression Into Barbarism." What Does "regression Into Barbarism" Mean To Our Lofty European Civilization? Until Now, We Have All Probably Read And Repeated These Words Thoughtlessly, Without Suspecting Their Fearsome Seriousness. A Look Around Us At This Moment Shows What The Regression Of Bourgeois Society Into Barbarism Means. This World War Is A Regression Into Barbarism. The Triumph Of Imperialism Leads To The Annihilation Of Civilization.

Without General Elections, Without Unrestricted Freedom Of Press And Assembly, Without A Free Struggle Of Opinion, Life Dies Out In Every Public Institution, Becomes A Mere Semblance Of Life, In Which Only The Bureaucracy Remains As The Active Element. Public Life Gradually Falls Asleep, A Few Dozen Party Leaders Of Inexhaustible Energy And Boundless Experience Direct And Rule. Such Conditions Must Inevitably Cause A Brutalization Of Public Life: Attempted Assassinations, Shootings Of Hostages, Etc.