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The Marxist-Leninist Party of Germany

Yes!  It exists!  Read more about it here.  (Note their complaint that the "bourgeois" German press maintains a "deathly silence" toward their existence.)

Pl01_die_soz_alter But most of all, go visit their campaign poster section, and enjoy a trip down Marxist memory lane.  So colorful!  So piquant!  Actual pictures of Marx and Lenin!  A demand for a 30-hour workweek with the same salary!  And, best of all, socialist workers in overalls with healthy, cheerful, big-boned New Women waving red flags over their heads!

Oh, if only I could vote in Germany...

Posted by Andrew on August 23, 2005 at 04:13 PM in Politics |

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I wish I could too :-(

Posted by: tired-of-thieves-covered-in-leftists-skin | August 26, 2005 at 02:45 PM

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