About the Espresso Stalinist

“The Espresso Stalinist” is my personal blog only. It does not necessarily represent any organization I work with or support unless otherwise noted.

I am a working class, self-taught, unrepentant Marxist-Leninist; a writer turned activist and political scientist, lover of coffee. I uphold the non-revisionist line of Marx-Engels-Lenin-Stalin. My fields of study are Marxist criticism and political science. This blog is my outlet for political rants, literary criticism and general idle thoughts. I am not responsible for the content of other websites/organizations linking to, agreeing with, endorsing or supporting this blog.

Linking to a website and/or re-printing the works of particular individuals, unless otherwise noted, does not necessarily mean I endorse every facet of their viewpoint. This website is meant to be a platform for the preservation of rare documents that contribute to the international struggles of the working class. Criticism and self-criticism are encouraged.

This blog is from a non-revisionist Marxist-Leninist perspective. I’m an avid reader so expect a lot of literature talk. Expect some heavy theory, much Albanian history, current events and some humor along the way. I hope you enjoy the site. I’m not a doctor, I just play one on TV.

- ES

25 Responses to About the Espresso Stalinist

  1. Interesting blog, I as an Brazilian Marxist-Leninist, would like to hear(read) your opinion about Brazil’s represantative in the ICMLPO,the PCR,and the International Conference in general.
    From my point of view, they are an excellent example of theoretical soundness and, in Brazil, are destined to reconstruct the workers movement.

    • I agree with your assessment. I support the ICMLPO Unity & Struggle, non-revisionist Marxism-Leninism and the line of Enver Hoxha. I also support individual Marxist-Leninist parties such as the PKSH.

  2. Very good, interesting and very relevant collection and writing.Bravo!

  3. Dear comrade, many congratulations and a warm shake of hands from Italy. Future belongs to us!

  4. Thank you comrade! Lal salaam – revolutionary greetings from India! – http://www.cgpi.org

    • Hello. Believe it or not I visited your website the other day when I saw your link to me coming in. Greetings, comrades!

  5. please, send me a email, we are interested in contac with you….
    our email: ehsozialista@hotmail.com
    long live to comrade hoxha from Basque country

  6. is there a communist party that fallow hoxa line, at present wage armed struggle?

    • Yes, several. There’s one in Ecuador, one in Colombia, two in Turkey, one in Tunisia and elsewhere.

      Most of the pro-Albania line parties that are succesfull are in the “Third World,” oddly. The only ones without strong non-revisionist line parties are in the USA, Canada and some parts of Europe.

  7. Alejandro Ríos

    Desde Ecuador te envío un saludo, tengo interés de enviarte algún material. Puedes escribirme al siguiente correo:

    nalerios@yahoo.com

  8. I have translated a text from APK, 12 demands to a new government.

    How can I send it to you?

  9. A great discovery!

    Comrade, are you acquainted with Grover Furr – an American historian who is an authority on ‘Stalin era’?

    Grover Furr reached the same conclusion like yours, namely, that Stalin was far from a ‘dictator’ he is made out to be but in fact almost almost “at the beck & call” of Soviet bureaucracy.

    Great site!

    Manu

  10. Greetings ES, i’m also a brazilian Marxist-Leninist. Could you contact me?

    dias.davi@uol.com.br

  11. i enjoy your site but the critique of mao breaks my heart. hoxha is right for his criticizing mao’s accepting nixons visit and lack of “principle” but mao upheld stalin’s revolutionary ardour. hoxha specifically endorsed jiang qing and the gang of four against hua guofeng, citing his rejection of stalinism and the cultural revolution. and while hoxha may have criticized mao, relations weren’t broken until the reactionary coup d’etat introduced deng’s rightism. as for beria, i genuinely feel that he usurped power from malenkov, kaganovich, and of course molotov ensuring khrushchev’s rise.

    • I agree it is heart-breaking how the Chinese people’s desire for socialism was halted after the victory of the bourgeois-democratic revolution and was prevented from reaching socialism or the dictatorship of the proletariat by Maoist revisionism. But regardless, we can’t look at these things emotionally. There is much evidence China was state-capitalist from the very beginning, and it most certainly is now.

      as for Mao upholding “Stalin’s revolutionary ardour” I suggest you read this: http://espressostalinist.wordpress.com/2011/09/06/series-on-maoist-revisionism-the-communist-party-of-china-and-the-20th-congress-of-the-c-p-s-u/

      When you say that Hoxha endorsed Jiang Qing and the “Gang of Four” against Hua Guofeng, you are objectively wrong. Hoxha had no love for Deng or Hua (he called them fascists) but he was not impressed with the “Gang of Four” and “Lady Mao” either. His stance was just and right – the Gang of Four were a gang of revisionists too, hungry only for power and using the name of Mao to seize it. It’s possible that the Gang of Four might have been more “left-wing” than Deng or Hua, but that isn’t saying much. Jiang Qing was heavily involved in Mao’s revisionism as well.

  12. We do not agree politically by far. But I respect your opinions. I found your blog due to your post on Native American Genocide. I’m following you as I always like to hear other opinions on situations. Though I won’t lie – your massive amount of Albanian flags are personally disturbing. But to each his own. (And no, I’m not Serbian though my icon is of the flag. I live here now and my blog is about my journeys here. I am a Slav – Rusyn/Ruthenian – with a large minority here in Serbia.)

    • Thank you for sharing your thoughts and criticisms. I appreciate your readership.

      And I am a Marxist-Leninist, not any kind of Albanian nationalist, I assure you. I merely enjoy Albanian imagery and seek to spread knowledge of the Albanian socialist experience among other things.

      Thanks for taking the time to comment.

      ES

  13. What do you think of the Communist International (Stalinist-Hoxhaists)?

    http://ciml.250x.com
    http://archive.250x.com

  14. I didn’t know anything about the American-Phillipine War. I’ts so sad how Filipinos were murdered and dehumanized by the white American government. This is precisely why I hate knowing that there are people of non-white races who actually tell their children to marry white people. What they’re really saying is that the white man is better than you, and because you will never be white do the next best thing and marry someone white-so that “inferior blood” that runs through our veins will be diluted The only people that say love is color blind is the one who stares in the mirror and hates the color of the reflection he sees. I support everyone’s right to marry whom she/he pleases, but if a Filipino man ever became president, I’d want to see a Filipino woman at his side. As Malcolm X once said black men who love black women marry black women. The cartoons of the Filipinos portrayed in these racist newspapers were appalling-trying to make the Filipinos look savage and subhuman. How sick white america was at the turn of the century. They used the same tactics against blacks. As the Holy Bible states in Ecclesiates, “there’s nothing new under the sun”.

  15. happy liberation day comrade. today is the anniversary of the albanian liberation, the only nation that completely liberated itself through domestic guerrilla action in world war 2

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