Resolution on the international organizing situation and the 
subjective forces for progress

Determined to drive the humyn species to utter ruin by driving 
Marxism-Leninism-Maoism to a premature death reformists, 
populists, dogmatists, social-democrats and a majority of those 
calling themselves Marxist in the imperialist countries continue 
to cover up the truth of imperialist parasitism and the principal 
contradiction between the oppressed nations and imperialism. For 
this reason, MIM continues to stand aside from all organizational 
initiatives aimed at a false unity of communists or united front 
activities.

One such recent initiative refers to "workers" and "unions" 
without reference to whether they are from imperialist countries 
or oppressed nations. Indeed, the initiative in question fails to 
mention the labor aristocracy and sidesteps the quantitative and 
qualitative nature of imperialist parasitism.

Other initiatives accept as legitimate representatives of Maoism 
those imperialist country organizations that do not recognize the 
extent of parasitism in their own countries. These phony Maoists 
of the imperialist countries go so far as to say a majority of 
their peoples are still exploited and not a beneficiary of 
superprofits.

The shame that these forces bring to scientific Marxism is to such 
an extent that we believe Karl Marx and V.I. Lenin would rather be 
completely forgotten than associated with them. It would be easier 
for communism to arise from a void than the pollution of what 
calls itself Marxism-Leninism or Marxism-Leninism-Maoism in the 
imperialist countries.

The chasm between the proletarian line and the old-fashioned 
revisionists is such that it would be much better for Maoism to be 
dead and buried rather than to serve as a rotting corpse for 
imperialist and revisionist vultures to feed on. With a decent 
burial, any corpse can eventually give rise to fragrant flowers.

For this reason, MIM continues to adopt Lenin's unflinching stance 
against imperialist country revisionism and its echoes in the 
semi-imperialist and oppressed nations.