We are hurling towards a great crisis. The unipolar capitalist order is returning to a precarious balance of great powers. This transition will be accompanied by a major economic crisis in the Euroatlancist, but in particular, EU economic bloc. Its clear that the old imperialist state is running on its last reserves and will have to reorganize itself to regain vitality. This will lead to the financial and industrial capitalist consolidating power and turning the bourgeois dictatorship, if need be, towards fascism.
The latter, however, only happens if it is absolutely necessary. It only happens if the working class, organized under a communist vanguard, fails to establish and hold firm grasp over a proletarian dictatorship. It is the reaction to a proletariat who dared to upset the old world.
The current turn to fascism in Germany and Italy is no more fascist, than the CPC is communist. Those are just brainworms of the past eating the brains of the living. They stand neither for il Duce nor the Fuhrer, they are hollow echoes of the disorganized petty-bourgeoisie.
Otherwise, the bourgeoisie will just bend the backs of the politically unorganized working class to cover the costs of the green transition. The fascists will be given cushy managerial positions, they will settle like the disgruntled small bourgeois always dreams of, and become an appandage of the imperialist state.
Fascism is not what the bourgeoisie wants. It is not what is happening in Europe, in spite of all the screaming and crying by neo-stalinists and neo-trotskyites alike. We are not facing fascism - we are facing liberalism.
The major issue with European labor organizing is that it never managed to break the glass ceiling of the bourgeois state apparatus. The SPD failed. The PCF failed. The PCI failed. In Eastern Europe, socialism came with the sword, and with the people's popular democracies, which were neither here nor there. Yugoslavia was the only exception, but even then it failed against the bourgeois state, just like Hungary, just like Slovakia, just like every other soviet republic in the 20s (besides Russia) and its communist movement grew against the fascist reaction.
The European communists never had to struggle with liberalism, and this is leading to the strange tactic of following the liberals almost tit for tat while demonizing fascist boogeyman.
Just like the facsists, also the head of communists is filled wit
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