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In this light, the "anti-imperialist" Robert Mugabe turns out to be merely the final executor of the policies of the racist colonists Cecil Rhodes and Ian Smith.— Prometheus 6 - All respect and no restraint
I have comented previously on the central piece of bad faith contained in this common leftist trope: it glides around the fact that these at-heart-undemocratic political systems, these class dictatorships, are superior as democracies to any alternative political system so far created by anti-capitalist or anti-imperialist regimes.— Elections - fresh news by plazoo.com
But the objective necessity of such a program and perspective came up against the domination of the anti-imperialist movement by the national bourgeoisie, abetted by the Stalinist parties.
In India, the Theory of Permanent Revolution was vindicated in the disastrous betrayal of the anti-imperialist independence movement by Gandhi, Nehru, and the bourgeois Congress Party in 1947-48.
The key role was played by the Stalinist parties, which consistently advanced their class-collaborationist "two stage" theory of struggle - first independence under the leadership of the bourgeoisie and only later, at some unspecified point in the future, socialism - effectively blocking the struggle by the working class to establish its political hegemony in the mass anti-imperialist movement and take power.

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