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1. Sean O'Casey and the 1916 Easter Rising

   ... The ‘blood sacrifice’ of long dead Irish patriots, and not the merciless exploitation of the living labour of proletarians from all ... in the workers’ press, bringing the ICA militants out for military exercises such as the storming of public buildings under the eyes of ...

   World Revolution - 2011-02-06 13:56

2. The International Situation

   ... to the FAO, a third of the Third World's population does not even dispose of the recognized minimum for physical subsistence; 835 ... developing instability on every level: economic, political, military and above all, social. Its room for maneuver is more and more limited ...

   International Review - 2010-07-21 04:34

3. East Timor: New expression of chaos and barbarity

   ... movement for the independence of Timor (Freitilin) - not one state in the western camp objected, even if the UN refused to formally ... in East Timor" . All the great powers were unanimous: military intervention was "too dangerous". What hypocrisy! We only have to ...

   World Revolution - 2013-07-07 14:53

4. Euro-elections reflect Britain's contradictory position

   ... However many votes it may have taken this time, UKIP does not represent the future for British capitalism. Whatever their rhetoric, ... Its economic weakness in relation to Germany, and its military weakness in relation to the USA, puts British imperialism into the ...

   World Revolution - 2004-12-24 14:38

5. The conception of the Party held by Cervetto and Lotta Comunista (Part 3)

   ... practice of Cervetto and of Lotta Comunista (LC) do not correspond to a conception and methods of the working class. In this ... vision coming out of this is no more or less than that of a military strategy that studies how best to position its army (its amorphous ...

   ICConline - 2010-03-30 01:09

6. Poland 1980: Lessons still valid for the struggles of the world proletariat

   ... was really capitalism. In fact, this lesson was not really new. Revolutionaries had not waited until 1980 to identify ... October 1980, that the West was unlikely to make any military retaliation for a Russian invasion. When it came to class struggle ...

   International Review - 2006-05-23 19:47

7. Thatcher: Just another cog in the capitalist state

   ... industries, and the attack on coal mining. These were not the individual responsibility of one person. The decline in many major ... The war over the Falklands can not be understood as a military matter, it can only be understood at the social level. The stimulation ...

   ICConline - 2013-07-07 17:38

8. A turning point in the class struggle

   ... the jobs they have lost. These attacks are not limited to the European continent but are taking place on a world scale. ... more advanced countries who are invited to applaud the military adventures of their governments. - The attack on the ...

   International Review - 2004-12-26 18:59

9. Reply to the IBRP, Part 1: The Nature of Imperialist War

   ... the framework of the Communist Left: - it is not an academic or abstract debate, but constitutes a militant polemic in order ... trusts and consortiums, but by the direct application of military force, for the sake of its continued preservation. If the complete ...

   International Review - 2005-08-20 17:01

10. Scottish nationalism shows growing divisions in the ruling class

    ... attacks on education and the NHS. But the situation has not remained static since the 2000s. What has changed above all is the overt ... for it). Let us be blunt: it is not the pluckiness and military prowess, however impressive, of the Scots that allows Britain to do ...

    World Revolution - 2012-01-30 21:31

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