There is much food for revolutionary thought in this article. It especially differentiates revolution from reform which liberals want. I only disagree with the following statement that Stewart makes:
Today, America aspires to domination of the entire world; according to the Russian philosopher Nikolai Berdyaev and its greatest writer, Fedor Dostoevsky, Russia’s mission and destiny is to save the world.Capitalist development of societies has resulted in a globalized, interconnected world (especially via the internet), not because capitalists sought to bring people together for their advancement, rather to access poor, desperate workers and exploit more of their nations' resources so that they could reap bigger profits and power for themselves. It is not Russia's mission to save humanity, it is for the world's humans everywhere to save themselves.
...mankind (we now total seven billions on planet Earth) must search for a new and more just way of life, where ... an inextinguishable moral light burns brightly, and that means no less than radical transformation of the present social order called Capitalism.
A shift in social standing is part of the dangerous game of life but a radically changed situation like a conversion to another faith—or a loss of faith all together—create the risk of no longer understanding who, where and what you are. Yet a rapid break-through into a radically changed social style can perhaps still save the world of mankind.