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Ady

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Marx and Engels, Lenin, Trotsky, Luxemburg, Gramsci, Lukacs, Tony Cliff, Duncan Hallas.

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Socialist Worker (UK) http://www.socialistworker.co.uk

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Now residing in Peckham

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United Kingdom

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Techie/designer

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Its not a hobby. ============================ "The problem of the united front - despite the fact that a split is inevitable in this epoch between the various political organizations basing themselves on the working class - grows out of the urgent need to secure for the working class the possibility of a united front in the struggle against capitalism. For those who do not understand this task, the party is only a propaganda society and not an organization for mass action." Leon Trotsky On the United Front (1922) ============================

Books:

Currently Reading:- Georg Lukacs: History And Class Conciousness. ----------------------------------------------- Yochai Benkler: The Wealth of Networks. ----------------------------------------------- Dan Gilmor: We the Media. ----------------------------------------------- Lawrence Lessig: The Future of Ideas ----------------------------------------------- Leon Trotsky: History of The Russian Revolution. ----------------------------------------------- August H Nimtz Jnr: Marx and Engles - Their Contribution to the Democratic Breakthrough. ----------------------------------------------- Karl Marx: Capital Volume 1, The Civil war in France, Communist Manifesto, ----------------------------------------------- Robert Fisk: Pity the Nation. ----------------------------------------------- Noam Chomsky: Fateful Triangle, ----------------------------------------------- Lenin: State and Revolution ----------------------------------------------- Ngugi: A Grain of Wheat ----------------------------------------------- Clausewitz: On War ----------------------------------------------- Shakespeare: Richard III. ----------------------------------------------- John Berger: Ways of Seeing