A few decades ago, before the evil Soviet Empire was destroyed by the wit and wisdom of Ronald Reagan, there was a great split in the Communist Camp. First the maniac Mao, who was overseeing mass murder in China, split with the USSR when his hero Stalin died and was exposed as a career criminal.
Enver Hoxha, the die-hard atheist leader of little Albania in Europe, was the only one to go along with him. But Hoxha soon decided Mao was also a traitor and renegade to Marxism because he apparently wasn't as hardline as their common idol: Uncle Joe.
It's hard to imagine anyone who would think the Red Revolution in China didn't go far enough, but alas, such people did exist. Not only in the ranks of power in Albania, but also in other countries around the world, where groups of fanatics split from Communist and Maoist political organizations to set up new, super hardcore sects obsessed with spreading the word of "Comrade Enver."
Enver Hoxha's "Imperialism and the Revolution" served both as a justification for Albania's split from the Communist Camp and subsequent complete isolation from the rest of the world and a battleplan for his followers the world over to seize power and institute a global Marxist-Leninist dictatorship.
While some limp-spined liberals may cynically laugh at the suggestion, the facts are these: (1) the Hoxhaist Marxist–Leninist League of Tigray overthrew the Moscow oriented communist regime in Ethiopia in 1991, and its leader Meles Zenawi remained prime minister of Ethiopia until his death in 2012, (2) a Hoxhaist international called the International Conference of Marxist–Leninist Parties and Organizations still exists and meets regularly, (3) Hoxhaist organizations continue to exist, from the influencial Marxist-Leninist Party of Ecuador in Ecuador to the small but active American Party of Labor that posts extremely dangerous things like this.
This book serves as a bible to these forces and so still poses a danger!
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