Yeah, I'm back to stay and I've developed a lot politically. Frankly, Trotskyist history is really appealing to me and I've been writing papers about it. Who knows, maybe you fucks will win me over someday.
Not formally, but we have been having discussions for a while. We released a statement detailing the nature of our relations a while back. The history of unprincipled fuses and splits among Marxist groups teaches one to be careful. As for the article you're reading, I think it's really fantastic. I just quoted part of it in a discussion on Afghanistan.
Nice to see you're still here, btw.
Is the ISL affiliated with the LRP in the United States? I've been reading up on my Trotskyism recently and have read a lot of stuff from them. They have a hell of an article that chronicles a LRP debate with a member of the Spartacist League with responses from the IG, IBT etc.
Well, I'll give you a short answer and if you want me to elaborate I can do so through PM: yes, the ISL supports a one state solution, but specifically demands a Palestinian workers state, due to our adherence to permanent revolution.
Question. Do you/the ISL support a one-state solution in Palestine? I guess people hear so much from different groups, organizations and parties that sometimes we don't see the perspective from people actually living there.