My new book is available worldwide on Amazon.
It is intended as a foundational document for advanced communism. It is not a critique, either of Marxism-Leninism (which I did to an extent in Why Marxism Failed) or of capitalism, although it does touch on this in places.
"Since his demands revolve around his own existence as a man, they do not include the land and its resources for which he has no need, such as fields of barley or unmined tin, but only the finished products of social labour which maintain his existence. The desire for the things of which he has no natural need come from a perversion of the human spirit to attempt to deprive others of their demands, rather than to concentrate on fulfilling his own. Societies which practise the private ownership of land and primary resources are founded on this perversion and deprive themselves of any legitimacy as a consequence."
"... classes form in the political sphere around a shared commonalty of interest which distinguishes individuals from those of other classes, and the tragedy that Lenin apparently failed to foresee, was that in Russia the “professional revolutionaries” would be of necessity a separate class from the workers with their own discrete interests, who once in power would be driven by those interests to form a dictatorship not of, but over, the proletariat, a new kind of aristocracy which replaced the old to rule over a new kind of down-trodden worker."
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