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  1. The Legacy of De Leonism, part III: De Leon's misconceptions on class struggle

    ... proletarian struggle. This failure had profound implications for De Leon and his followers in terms of their political intervention in ... of capitalist ascendancy had catastrophic consequences for De Leonism’s intervention in the class struggle, leading directly to ...

    Internationalism USA - 2005-07-19 22:57

  2. “Employee Free Choice Act”: A Weapon to Derail the Class Struggle

    ... enacted by the bourgeoisie now? The EFCA will make it easier for unions to organize workers, boost their membership, and re-establish their ... fire pro-union activists,  making it increasingly difficult for unions to win the right to represent workers. EFCA will abolish the need ...

    Internationalism USA - 2013-07-07 17:48

  3. Malegaon Bombings: Capitalist states, leaders and terrorists are all killers

    ... state sponsored or non state sponsored, cared a straw for all that and all on a sudden threw more than forty of this mass of people ... and trying to win the race of show of sympathy and concern for the dead and the injured of the ‘minority community’. All of them are ...

    Communist Inter... - 2006-09-30 10:27

  4. The 'new economy' is no solution to the capitalist crisis

    ... railways, but it won’t do away with the crisis. This is for the simple reason that it can in no way remove the real cause of the ... and the growing difficulty in finding adequate outlets for them. The railways were only the source of a leap forward in the ...

    World Revolution - 2005-02-11 18:31

  5. Guinea: workers’ struggle against bourgeois attacks

    ... Guineans live on less than a dollar a day; the annual wage for a worker is less than 20 dollars (120,000FG), while a sack of rice, the ... we are already dead, so we have nothing to lose” . As for going back to work, people said “ what work. There is none. And even ...

    World Revolution - 2007-03-07 11:27

  6. Leftists and the trade unions

    ... Trusting the unions but at the same time rejecting them. For example, this was the position of the group Pouvoir Ouvrier in May 1968 in ... against any class movement which might create difficulties for it ”, ( Pouvoir Ouvrier , no. 90, May 1968). This idea is no ...

    ICConline - 2005-06-03 02:53

  7. War on terrorism: more wars, more terror

    ... to highlight weapons of mass destruction as the main reason for invading Iraq was taken for 'bureaucratic' reasons, indicating that Washington did not take the threat ...

    World Revolution - 2004-12-30 19:11

  8. Rwanda: The great powers colluded in the genocide

    ... shy about revealing the responsibility of French imperialism for the massacre in Rwanda in 1994; a number of articles appeared in the ... the government death-squads. But it has taken rather longer for Britain's complicity in the genocide to rise to the surface. Two recent ...

    World Revolution - 2004-12-24 01:25

  9. Capitalism is condemned...

    ... by such war now appears in a much more clear form. For all the brutality and mayhem of the world wars last century, they still ... third world. Capitalism of course can’t be blamed for starting the burning of fossil fuels or acting on the environment in other ...

    World Revolution - 2007-05-09 12:16

  10. The future of the planet cannot be left in the hands of the capitalist class

    ... Attachment Size climate_supplement.pdf 898.81 KB 237 reads ... – this world system based on wage labour and production for profit – is dying. Like ancient Roman slavery or feudal serfdom, it is ...

    ICConline - 2019-11-17 12:45

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