1.Gojira the Wu Mao and Siaka on discord told me about it 2. Marxism-Leninism with African Characteristics broadly speaking. Prime importance to antiracism, anticolonialism and antiimperialism. 3. Yes, I am in complete agreement with the principles. 4. Marxists should unequivocally support struggles in support of LGBTQIA+. Gender is socially constructed, arose out devision of reproductive labour etc... 5. Yes for both. The USSR under Stalin was the greatest force in defeating the Nazis, also led to the industrialisatiion of the USSR. Mao similarly brought forth the 1949 revolutotion in opposition to both the KMT and Japanese Imperialism, and led via the great leap forward and other intiatives and policies to rapid an vast improvements in all quality of life statistics. Historic role in ushering a majorly sucessfull revolution. 6. I dont know anything about Laos, all others are socialist. Majority state owned enterprises in major sectors, primacy of the dictaroship of the proletariat over private capital. DPRK is majority centrally planned and state owned.
2.. I would like to add/revise the pages on ethiopian socialism and ethiopian history and topics pertaining to african socialism possibly
8. i currently live in germany, so the anti war movement. Organising broad bsed coalitions limiting germanys export of arms, support of nato imperialism, and destruction of revolutionary and antiimperialists movements abroad. Antifacism also extremely important.
9.Its position on the dicatorship of the proletariat and the necesstiy of a transitional state via socialism to communism.
10. unconditiional support for one state solution. Preffered option: Multinational one state solution, unconditional land back rights if previous ownership can be verified.
6. Yes (Kollontai, Federici, Davis etc.) Proletarian feminism extends marxist analysis to encompass a understanding of reproductiv labour and the specific dynamics of class and gender oppression in capitalism. Absolutely necessary extension of "classical" marxist texts emergig from engels "the orgin of the state, private proverty and the state"