LPAS

The Leninist Party of Australian Socialism is a leftist revolutionary group based in [REDACTED]. Since 2003, their efforts at provoking a socialist revolution in Australia have drastically effected Australian politics and thinking.

History
In 1998, the MSWP was disbanded and reformed into the LPAS and since then, leftist political pickets have been on the rise in Australia. The period between March 1999 and February 2000 was the most prominent for the LPAS before the Henderson Displacement Dispute. This incident caused the disbandment of the LPAS and socialist activism in Australia fell into a pit of obfuscation. Finally, in 2003, the LPAS found new leadership in [REDACTED] [REDACTED].

Activities
In the present day, the LPAS hosts many indie socialist conventions and leftist gatherings. At these events, great Australian political scientists and communist enthusiasts meet to discuss the economy, political dilemmas and parliamentary failure. Active protest within the LPAS is uncommon and few protests or rallies have been staged as of the current date.

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