by Carla O’Gallchobhair

Comrade Lénina plans heruniversity entry project as a variation on the great Lenin’s work Что делать? Chto delat’? (What’s to be done?). In order to implement the revolutionary manifesto, namely free guaranteed food and other basic goods for all, free guaranteed housing for all, market places for revolutionary barter/share points close by, free public transport for all, no more private cars, making unpleasant work pleasant, stopping all violence, especially against women, children, old people, all vulnerable individuals and groups, making animal and plant lives matter, Internet and Intranet-Naturespeak-Biomessaging for all, an end to wild urbanisation, pollution, drugs, poisonous medicines, and a truly revolutionary education for all, young comrade Lénina has come up with important auxiliary conditions. In order to succeed, the revolution has to do away as fast as possible with their nefarious nanobots, money (crypto-currency), the militia, and promote the ecological thrust of the revolution, deconstruction, regrowing, animal and plant lives matter etc. Moreover, revolutionary action has to be everywhere, swift, persevering, permanent, yet maintain consensus by the neighbourhood, village and workplace assemblies and brigades at every step. She is just explaining her taxonomy of attitudes towards the revolution, namely unrepentant ex-class enemies, repentant ex-class enemies, recalcitrant revolutionaries and full-blown revolutionaries when there is another major upset.