The CPP-NPA (And Its Legal Fronts) May Also Consider PERMANENTLY Migrating To The Kingdom Of North Korea

 

Oh boy! Did I forget that South Korea also celebrates the Lunar New Year? My Chinese New Year post recommended that the CPP-NPA should migrate to China permanently. However, there might be the chance that Communist China might relax its free markets again. The late Joma Sison condemned Deng Xiaoping for adopting free market capitalism. Ironically, Sison was hiding in capitalist and democratic Netherlands instead of North Korea, Vietnam, China, or any country that still practices Communism as a form of ideology. Sison could've partied with other Communists in the night clubs of Hanoi or Shanghai as a refugee. Instead, Sison was in the Netherlands where he got cremated like some Communist leaders. 

If China is "too capitalist" for them (though free markets are getting risked by Xi Jinping's idiotic regime) then why not try North Korea instead? North Korea seems to be more consistent with Sison's vision. China and Vietnam have both adopted free market systems even if they're still Communist. North Korea pretty much has very low economic freedom, it's a pretty much isolated state, and the government owns the majority of the resources. Isn't that what the Filipino Communists ALWAYS WANTED? They've always been against privatization, and competition, and want government monopoly. Well, they can get that in the Kingdom of North Korea ruled by the Kim Dynasty. 

I could imagine how things would be if they pledge their alleigance to his majesty, Emperor Kim Jong Un. Jong Un is a son of the late Kim Jong Il and a grandson of Kim Il Sung. Now, its young emperor (who will not be so young soon) might consider getting an extra hand. That would be having the CPP-NPA (as well as its legal fronts) be part of his kingdom that's so dark at night. They would now taste what real Communism is like, right?

I could imagine how things would be if the CPP-NPA finally move to North Korea. Maybe, Sarah Jane Elgago will be in charge of recruiting young North Korean kids. Maybe, IBON Foundation will become a think-tank for North Korean economics. Maybe, we can have the members of the Alliance of Complaining Teachers teach in North Korean schools. Maybe, we can see the members of Bayad Muna finally get relevant under the emperor. 

On the downside (for the CPP-NPA) is that they may finally regret what they did. Maybe, we might see the CPP-NPA (and their legal fronts) becoming SLAVES in North Korea. I'd imagine they'll all miss posting their nonsense on Facebook. We would no longer see their pages active because Facebook is also banned in North Korea. 

Either way, maybe it's time to petition to let North Korea adopt the CPP-NPA, right?