[From Kasama Project] by Mike Ely I think we should discuss how revolutionary alliances contribute to victory in a country… how we conceive of these alliances, and how we determine what they can be. Mao’s Block of Four Classes has become controversial — because it is a concrete example of a revolutionary alliance and yet […]
by Noaman G. Ali “I just want to help children,” a voice called out in English from a clothing store in Thamel, a tourist area of Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital city. I saw a young white woman walking out of the store, and my curiosity got the better of me. “You want to help children?” I […]
by Comrade Amil K. – February 2013 Introduction Despite the unprecedented mobilization of Indigenous peoples against the Canadian state under the banner of Idle No More (INM), this mass movement has been unable to achieve even the very limited and modest objective of having Bill C-45 Omnibus Bill repealed, which was only the most immediate […]
[From A World to Win News Service] 21 January 2013. A World to Win News Service. The following is a condensed version of a discussion in which the Syrian revolutionary Hassan Khaled Chatila gave his views on the current situation there. It is especially important because of the light it sheds on the relationship between […]
[From Warscapes] by George Ciccariello-Maher “In their housing developments they placed first, broken bottles on top of their walls, then, barriers and armed guards, barbed wire, bars, attack dogs, and now, triple-wired electric fences like a Nazi camp… [but] the concentration camp is the street, the barrio hills and poverty, the dust and the junk, […]
by Comrade Amil – 19 January 2013 In the interest of advancing a discussion on some of these questions (not an exhaustive list) in our circles, amongst those seriously engaged with Idle No More, and amongst the aware but unengaged masses of non-Indigenous exploited and oppressed people in this country, please repost to your Facebook […]
