At the end of 1847, Brussels had hosted a "Free Trade Congress," which was designed to further the general Free Trade campaign English manufacturers were waging. In 1846, the English bourgeoisie repealed England's Corn Laws and were ready to take their cause abroad.
In other words. There's a conference going on promoting free trade, and Karl Marx is there bad mouthing it, and using typical scare tactics in the hopes that free trade ideals would not be embraced by the attending nations.
neutrino and the rest of the protectomorons actually believe that Marx would be there cheer-leading free trade to the attending dignitaries, and warning them that by embracing free trade, their system of government would be overturned, and his embraced.
Hey neutered...if Marx had indeed believed that free trade would turn free nations into communist nations, why the hell would he be at that summit warning those very people he wished to overthrow about it?
Good Lord...but you are dense.
Because he knew that free traitors, then as now, weren't bright enough to comprehend anything.
By the way, when posters start resorting to distortions of others' screen names, it suggests they know they're losing. Thanks for admitting the essential bankruptcy of your ideas.