If Prachanda visits the Dhoti capital, without the release of Gaurav and Kiran, He will be considered as the Greatest Renegade of the working class in the 21st century.

In the pretext of a "conference" to be organized by an Indian newspaper (actually it is RAW's Nautanki), the Indian hegemonists are trying to organize a second edition of the 1950 – "Treaty of Friendship".

Down with Dhoti Hegemonism!
Down with Neo-Alokism!
Kathit Maobad – Dhikkar chha!

Long live comrade Trotsky!!

Prophet the "Outcast"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leon_Trotsky

the unknown soldier

with V.I. 1920

Organising the red army......1918 to resist american and brit interventions..........those difficult years.........of interventions.......
stalin is just an ordinary criminal, who usurped power and killed the old bolshevik guards in 1937-37.

Its a shame for nepali maoists who support stalin. Trotsky is the true prophet. Stalin is a criminal.
chetana bhaya.

with the red army............after defeating the americans and brits.............

Viva la El Commandante Hugo Chávez

I am a great fan of President Chavez. He is an example of what a leader ought to be. Please take a moment and watch this documentary The Revolution will not be Televised.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5832390545689805144&q=Hugo+Chavez&hl=en


Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías (born July 28, 1954) is the 53rd and current President of Venezuela. As the leader of the "Bolivarian Revolution," Chávez promotes his vision of democratic socialism,Latin American integration, and anti-imperialism. He is also an ardent critic of neoliberal globalisation and U.S. foreign policy.

Chávez's reforms have evoked exceptional controversy in Venezuela and abroad, receiving both criticism and praise. Venezuelans are split between those who say he has empowered the poor and stimulated economic growth, and those who say he is autocratic and has mismanaged the economy. Some foreign governments view Chávez as a threat to global oil prices and regional stability, while others welcome his bilateral trade and reciprocal aid agreements.

Whether viewed as a socialist liberator or an authoritarian demagogue, Chávez remains one of the most complex, controversial, and interesting figures in contemporary politics. In May 2006 he was named one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people.