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Calling not just for socialism in one country, but throughout the galaxy, this is the incredible story of the Posadists. Named after the Argentine Trotskyist J. Posadas, the movement’s sectarian journey through the twentieth century revolutionary socialist experiences of guerilla war, nuclear missile crisis, the ‘68 rebellions, and anti-communist dictatorships, is both mind-bendingly paranormal, and strangely familiar.
I Want to Believe reveals why Posadism continues to capture the imaginations of leftists today, and uncovers both a cynicism towards the past and a nostalgia for the earnest belief that a better world is possible.
Calling not just for socialism in one country, but throughout the galaxy, this is the incredible story of the Posadists. Named after the Argentine Trotskyist J. Posadas, the movement’s sectarian journey through the twentieth century revolutionary socialist experiences of guerilla war, nuclear missile crisis, the ‘68 rebellions, and anti-communist dictatorships, is both mind-bendingly paranormal, and strangely familiar.
I Want to Believe reveals why Posadism continues to capture the imaginations of leftists today, and uncovers both a cynicism towards the past and a nostalgia for the earnest belief that a better world is possible.