This is the breakthrough character of our name: we are
not supporters of the theories of Mr Elfand (Parvus), we do not even
consider him as a genious; on the contrary, we believe that, in many
aspects, our famous merchant of the revolution had not been trustworthy
enough for the cause... Notice however that we don’t believe either in
"neutral" totemic, activist-attracting names (’workers’ solidarity’ and the likes), or in names refering to a normative model;
definitively, we prefer to remember the late Mr Parvus along with all
his errors as well as with all his predictions and contributions to the
revolutionary movement theory, than to get lost in searching around for novel patterns of
revolutionary behaviour.
This
is the challenge, dear reader: not to be affiliated with names, not to
wear the hat of a "good sense" common name, not to be enchanted by
anything other than ideological arguments and high-level debate!
Friday September 9th 2011
Meanwhile, the initial project has changed focus; much water has flowed beneath the bridges of Seine ever since. This blog has been created on June 5th, 2005, to follow more closely the Greek affairs and public debate in the blogosphere. Its endeavour is now being supported by some changes in design and, most probably, writing style, as Greek issues are turning out to be getting the highest international importance.
