"The revolutionary center of gravity has shifted 
definitely to the West, where the immediate 
possibilities of building parties are immeasurably 
greater."

--Leon Trotsky, "The Class Nature of the Soviet State," 1933

[Why this quote is wrong: The revolution did not happen in 
Germany except for the fascist one that Trotsky was wishing
to ride to power in Moscow. At that time, Mao was well on his
way to establishing a revolutionary army. In fact, all the
subsequent revolutions after 1933 happened outside the West.

While Marxists were initially taught that the advanced
capitalist countries of Europe would be the first to
go to Revolution, the Trotskyists have never abandoned
their Eurocentric view of the world centered on 
hope in labor aristocracy classes. Even in
the face of the evidence, they keep on spouting the same
thing out of a deep racism.]