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Marxist-Leninist Party, USA

The truth about the relations between the Marxist-Leninist Party of the USA and the Communist Party of Canada (M-L) Part 2

First Published:The Workers Advocate, August 10, 1981
Transcription, Editing and Markup: Malcolm and Paul Saba
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EROL note: Sections I through VII and the exchange of letters between the Marxist-Leninist Party of the U.S. and Communist Party of Canada (Marxist-Leninist) are located in “The truth about the relations between the Marxist-Leninist Party of the USA and the Communist Party of Canada (M-L) Part 1.”

Contents

Foreword to Part Two

SECTION VIII: More on the “special relationship”

SECTION IX: Opposition to the struggle against opportunism and revisionism, Chinese revisionism in particular, is the main ideological content of the December 5 letters

SECTION X: What you are denouncing as “peculiar” are the well-known orthodox theses

SECTION XI: An anti-Marxist crusade against ideological struggle and demagogical speculations on the slogan of opposing “the Maoist theory of ’two-line struggle’”

SECTION XII: Under the cover of “unity in one party,” pragmatic maneuvering with the opportunist chieftains replaces the principled struggle against opportunism

SECTION XIII: Unity-mongering to oppose the struggle against conciliationism and “centrism” in particular

SECTION XIV: Panic-stricken speeches which manifest a sharp turn towards rightism

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