Cui Bono: Who Benefits?
We cannot afford to be confused, we cannot afford to be misled. We must make a sober and scientific analysis that will tell us who our friends are and who our enemies are.
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Against Settler Socialism: Lessons from Minneapolis
The spontaneous development of the people is breaking free of the chains long cast over the struggle for liberation by the Four Opportunists. In every corner of the US Empire, the grip of the opportunists and the tailists is weakening. We must unite the most advanced theory with the most class-conscious elements of the people and we must fight against the settler-socialism of the opportunist groups.
The Burgher King Delivers
Kissing the dirty boots of this sovereign, every parasite can be a franchisee – to every roach, a toy with their meal.
TURN THE WORLD WAR INTO A CIVIL WAR
All revolutionary and anti-imperialist organizations must struggle between one another for unity on this line, and where such organizations do not yet exist, they must be built.
A Social Investigation into the Hartford Region
Beginning each outing with a briefing of goals and logistics, we set out in both directions along Park Street and the surrounding area.
A Feud Over the Fed
We should first prepare immediate agitation, not demanding that Trump step back and allow Powell to continue as chair, but exposing the manner in which the Federal Reserve serves to stabilize an inherently unjust and exploitative world order.
Fake Refugees: The Afrikaner Fiasco
Trump and his imperialist collaborators understand the reformist nature of South Afrika’s government, but still targets them because of its rejection of outright western colonial rule.
The Question of Spontaneous Terror
Our comrades clearly see the necessity of building the party, but in their eagerness, their analysis considers that party already built.
Expose the Cowards, Advance the Struggle
This spontaneous wrath must be organized, or it will dissolve into disillusionment and defeatism! We cannot let it.
Build the Party, Feed the People
“Commodities begin to be exchanged because of an act of will: their owners agree to dispose of them reciprocally. In the meantime, people gradually come to rely on use-objects produced […]