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  1. The Dutch left part 2 (1900/1914): Birth of a revolutionary current in Europe (1903/1907)

    ... based on their previously having won economic power. This is not at all the case for the prolet­ariat which has no economic power other ... with imprisonment, and the government decided to set up a military transport company to break the strike. But, worse than all the ...

    International Review - 2010-07-20 02:23

  2. The winner of the German general elections: The ruling class

    ... has been declared as the main loser of this election. This, not only because companies at home and abroad had been expecting a CDU/CSU/FDP ... confronted with the same demands as the economic and the military sectors. It is supposed to become more flexible, efficient, versatile ...

    ICConline - 2005-11-08 11:16

  3. Mumbai and Srinagar bombings: state terrorists denounce non-state terrorists

    ... ‘ Those who are against the peace process and do not wish it well are behind these bombings’. In a report in The Frontier ... is bound to bog down more and more into the ‘bureaucratic military morass’ and expose more and more the reality of the dictatorship of ...

    Communist Inter... - 2006-08-06 13:05

  4. Capitalism Kills — Workers’ Deaths Are a Cost of Production

    ... still be continuing on the express tracks, and that it was not safe to work on the tracks. There's been talk from time to time about ... (1942-1945), the United States suffered an estimated 407,000 military deaths. Asbestos alone claims the lives of 70,000 workers throughout ...

    Internationalism USA - 2007-11-09 14:02

  5. Immigration and the workers’ movement

    ... workers, legal and illegal, to fill low paid jobs that are not attractive to native workers, to serve as a reserve army of unemployed ... are further victimized along the way by corrupt police and military, mafias and criminals, who extort them, brutalize them, and rob them ...

    International Review - 2010-02-04 21:36

  6. Class Struggle in India: Report to the ICC Pan Asian Conference

    ... to be profoundly understood as an indispensable task. We are not going into this detail in this report. We are only focusing on some ... designs of China, the dragon, against India, its military expansion, and policy of encirclement. Almost everyday there are news ...

    Communist Inter... - 2010-04-04 14:52

  7. Class struggle in the periphery of capitalism

    ... and internationalist political principles. We are not saying this to flatter the IBRP, but so that the working class can ... that the bobourgeoisie’s political, ideological and military domination really does reach into every corner of the globe. ...

    International Review - 2004-12-12 18:06

  8. Perspective of Communism, part 1: Why communism is necessary and possible

    ... capitalism, the specific role of revolutionaries is not just to insist on the need for workers to take control of their struggles ... on forever. If it did at one point represent a progressive step in the development of humanity, notably by unifying the world through the ... overthrow. The whole gamut of economic, political and military events which have shaken the world over the last decades bear ...

    World Revolution - 2005-12-05 21:02

  9. Orientation Text 2001: Confidence and solidarity in the proletarian struggle, Part 1

    ... n°110, as well as in our territorial press. Since we do not have the space here to return to these previous articles, we encourage our ... within its ranks. b) One of the oldest maxims of military strategy is the necessity to undermine the self-confidence and the ...

    International Review - 2011-11-07 22:05

  10. Capitalism is in deep trouble

    ... in struggle, but also an extended period of crisis which has not generated a broad or significant working class response in the heartlands ... surely a slow decline into incessant economic social and military conflicts, warlordism, a loss of centralised social control, loss of ...

    ICConline - 2013-12-09 22:03

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