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Life in Communism 2.1. Revolution live Revolution in the Countryside, by Carla O’Gallchobhair
From the beginning, Tanya and Evgeni’s house-building project seems unusual, not only because they do not undertake it from free pieces, but because they have to run away from Evgeni’s gangster capitalist enemies. As budding Communists and revolutionaries, they also have the ambition of using their project, a wooden house in a semi-rural setting, as…
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Life in Communism 2.1. Revolution live Revolution in Berlin, by Carla O’Gallchobhair
A German brigade consisting of Misha, Cato, Pascal, Guillaume, Renée, Alain, and Saïd is in Berlin to monitor the referendum campaign for a parliamentary assembly and executive council on its basis, which amounts to another counter-revolutionary attempt at returning the state. This while a recent world-wide referendum has finally outlawed all, even small crypto deals,…
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Life in Communism 2.1. Revolutionary Beijing – Revolutionary Paris, By Carla O’Gallchobhair
Through the comparison of Beijing and Paris agglos, Quan presents the Chinese and the Illyrians’ answer to crypto-currency capitalists, their thugs, and even the occasional internal critic, insisting on the anti-xenophobic, anti-fascist, and humanist thrusts of the world revolution, on democracy, self-management, de-weaponisation, ecology and harmony with nature, permanent revolution, and a moral, Communist education.…