With whom shall we unite?
As Maoists,
and as
materialists,
one focus in this imperialist country should be on the
economic interest of its various segments in order to determine with
whom we should or shouldn’t fight.
Tactically speaking,
An enemy
of my chief enemy is as fate would have it a friend to me.
Sometimes
permanently,
many times temporarily,
it depends on their
particular ideological and political stance you see.
The grave
consequence of revisionism in the heart of imperialism is a subtle yet
vicious schism between imperialist country so-called communist workers
and the revolutionary practice of proletarian internationalism. Such
division born of revisionism threatens the success of one revolutionary
socialist mission. It puts us in a dire position which psycho-socially
translates into an unhealthy state of nihilism and terminates any
possibility of an anti-imperialist united front. It puts one’s enemy
forces in a position to win but to begin with as dialectics teaches, it
is the internal contradictions within our own camp that is the
determining factor in making our foes into the triumphant champs.
So
these contradictions must be speedily resolved.
They must be solved
and we must consciously involve ourselves in their resolution beyond the
limited subjective confines of our egotistic idealistic minds.
In
short order,
we must refine our scientific use of the materialist
method of analysis if we are to successfully persist in the massive work
of building an expanded revolutionary united front.
