Re: Their Terrorits and ours

"   it seems to me "Bin Ladenism" is the
ideological expression of social classes driven to despair and madness by
the ruthless, suffocating, crushing weight of that system.

Seeing no alternative, even sections of the toilers,
properly speaking, are drawn to a figure like Osama. But "Bin Ladenism" is
in not "progressive." Under current world conditions it is just an
expression of the extreme decay of the current world social system and an
obstacle to the necessary rebirth of the of world workers movement.  "

What do you mean when you speak about "bin Ladenism"? I don't know if we 
have to consider "bin Ladenism" an important point in the current 
prospective of the world system analyses. When i look the current situation 
in Pakistan i see the 91% of pakistani pepole demonstrate in favour of bin 
Laden (or better in favour of Talebans) and against the bombing attack in 
Usa. It is quite reductive to draw a conclusion and speak about "bin 
Ladenism" like a sort of "new wave" in the Islam world.

Immanuel Wallerstein says (in his last commentarie) that bin Laden's view of 
world "would not at all be a better world, even for Muslims".

Now we know that Muslim people claim for an Islam Nation and they have an 
accurate idea of what an "islam Nation" would be for the Muslims, for the 
pepole all over the world and for the human being in general.
They oppose Islam vs Democracy/Capitalism:

"The truth is that in the absence of an Islamic State to rid the world of 
the corruption of man made law, the profane concept of secularism has given 
birth to a monster called 'capitalism' together with its ugly features of 
freedom, democracy, liberalism and of course, exploitation of human 
beings.The US today represents the bastion of Capitalism exploiting more 
countries and peoples than any other nation in the history of mankind. 
Murder, massacre, rape, pillage and oppression are the tools that feed such 
nations, who have no remorse at the deaths of innocent civilians as long as 
their interests are secure".

I don't think that a directly consequence of the secularism is the spread of 
the capitalistic world system economy (or more probably vice versa), but 
it's quite evident that the faith in Reason and in the Certain fail in give 
us the right solution for the problem of the modern states (both in the 
capitalstic that in the communist block).

The problem of the working class.

Here where I live last year the pakistan community give us a lesson of 
strength and coherence: they demostrate day and night without eat for three 
months cause they was demanding for "human right" and a regular permit to 
stay. OK! I KNOW! They are muslim community not a working class!!! So we 
have to see their strength and their struggle like a sort of fanatic 
fundamentalism.

fl1nt

(sorry again for my bad English)

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