"==Historical materialism==

Hi. Good workout today with you. I think between the two of us, we left the historical materialism article better than we found it. I particularly like this series of edits. 

I look forward to working with you in the future.  

F.A.B. Yes the 'stages' should be there. Allen W Wood's (not Alan Woods) book is good on it. I havent done much. Maybe the disclaimer title should go but I will look at the older versions again.  leave a message  

 May userbox policy poll 

Hi.  You're a supporter of userboxes, and there's currently a policy poll going on about userboxes that might solve the speedy deletion issue.  I encourage you to vote if you haven't already.  Thank you.  

 Haha 

I like your edit to Battle of the Bulge, in that it made me laugh. I'm not sure I agree with removing it, but i see your point. Do you do all your edits in the style of Ali G?  

Adulation of this scumbag needs to go. I'll put in some ODESSA if you want. Ali G? Bo Selecta!   leave a message  
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Aryan Anarchism
My dear   I was wondering if you could explain your behaviour. First you remove the section on Aryan Anarchism with the comment ""(xenophobic marxism etc - not notably anarchist sorry deletinh 'aryan anarchism' more advert for far-right)"",. The section was restored with an addition to the section discussing Aryan Anarchism on the talk page inviting you to explain your somewhat bizarre comment. Bearing in mind Lala Hardayal's prominent position as an academic philosopher and Stanford University, involvement with the IWW and eventual departure from the USA following his arrest for his anarchist activities, your suggestion that the piece is not notably anarchist is hard to understand. This is compounded by your final quip ""'aryan anarchism' more advert for far-right"". Perhaps you could explain why you regard the self-organisation of migrants against repressive immigration control? For that is certainly a feature of tehir involvement with the voyage of the Komagata Maru. Is it odd that this movement, as with every other anarchist movement, throws up contradictions. I think not! Did not Peter Kropotkin throw in his lot with Tzar and encourage Russians fight Germans as a war against the state. Was not Pierre-Joseph Proudhon a patriotic anti-communist noted for his sexist attitude to women. His anti-semitism is matched by that of the pan slavic nationalist, Bakunin. Skirting around the section on American individualist anarchism for sake of brevity lets dash to the Anarcho-capitalism, the reference to ""[[