communism

www.businessinsider.com — "I was browsing a Beijing toy store with my 20-month old son, only to find myself staring at an apparent product endorsement from ... Karl Marx!"

www.penn-olson.com — July 1st marks the 90th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and already a number of China’s major websites and web portals are ‘going red’ in celebration, with specially-created front-page themes showing billowing national flags, and the traditional Commnunist insignia of a hammer and sickle.

host.madison.com — If you looked around the gymnasium that night, you’d have seen the entire freshman class of Central South Forestry University — 5,000 heads of black hair and 10,000 brown eyes — and me, a brown-haired, blue-eyed Minnesotan. It was Sesame Street on a Chinese scale: One of these kids is not like the others.

www.srilankaguardian.org — On October 1st, the government of Red China will celebrate the 61st anniversary of their victory over the Chinese Nationalists, led by Chiang Kai-Shek, in their Civil War. Over One billion citizens of the world’s largest communist state will be told a fascinating story about the birth of the People’s Republic of China.

chinadigitaltimes.net — An interesting communist twist at the end of this article: "We see in today’s China the public sector CCP playing the role of the authoritarian, repressive regime, and the newly energized and historically-technologically empowered private sector trying to liberate the means of production from public sector domination. There is a profound irony in all of this, namely, a peculiar vindication of Marxism at the expense of Maoism. Marxist: ‘We always knew that the ownership of the means of production was the crucial thing.'"