HI MATES

[jamahir]

I present to you @jamahir

sincere thanks for the tag, though i must ask how long was your ban??

meanwhile in Pak the communists in the past were mostly alcohlic elite class people. They were mostly characterless and did nothing better for poos or for society as a whole.

but there is the music band, "laal", which i believe is keeping socialism alive in pakistan.

On the other side USA and western powers used religious and social sentiments to curb communism.

true.

During my business studies many learned resource persons explained us that communism was not against religion even it was more near to our religious model.

true.

However now sad fact is that we see flags of communism in the hands of few poor people got beaten up mostly on mall road by police.

that sadly is the case in india too... the only south asian nation where socialists managed to get into national power was in afghanistan.

I idealize Chi guevara because he was voice of poor and oppressed perhaps few people know that he was strong supporter of Palestinian cause. He even shed his blood for a just cause. Perhaps Pak requires such personality who can liberate us from capitalism and evils like IMF/World Bank.

people like che happen to humanity occassionally.

you can join a current thread ( Is China a Fascist State? ) where is being discussed ideological issues related to socialism and communism.

I am working in a financial institution my self where no labor laws apply the influential businessman can threaten u, u are blackmailed by management yet u as a tool has no protection. U have no forum to raise ur voice, yet u are compelled to carry on without resistance due to not having better opportunities.

did you know that the indian info. tech. industry ( software/services ) has no employees union?? i myself tried creating a union in the media company i was employed in last year.

you should gather a few trustworthy people in your institution and talk of creating a union.

Welcome!!

Che' Guevara was an autocratic fraud. See, for example:

The Che Guevara Myth And the Future of Liberty by Alvaro Vargas Llosa
"In the decades since his death, the legend of Che Guevara has grown worldwide. In this new book, Alvaro Vargas Llosa separates myth from reality and shows that Che’s ideals re-hashed centralized power—long the major source of suffering and misery for the poor. With eyewitness accounts, Vargas Llosa sets the record straight regarding Che’s murderous legacy, brutally crushing any and all dissent, and concentrating wealth in the hands of an elite.

The Che Guevara Myth and the Future of Liberty further elaborates on attempts by both the left and right to suppress liberty, and examines the Latin American spirit from early indigenous trade to today’s enterprising communities overcoming government impediments. In the process, the book points to the real revolution among the poor—the liberation of individuals from the constraints of state power in all spheres."

and what will say of another south american - carlos??