Where to Now? From Resistance to Revolutionary Struggle In the last issue of Uprising (Vol. 2: 2012), we focused on the question of building ‘dual power’ in large urban capitalist centers. This is the process of building a popular counter-power in opposition to that of the Canadian state and its institutions. The ultimate task of […]
[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 […]
[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, […]
Solidarity greetings to the 7th Congress of the Communist Party of Nepal – Maoist Revolutionary Initiative sends warm internationalist greetings to the Communist Party of Nepal – Maoist on the occasion of your 7th Congress. The CPN-M Party has been a source of great inspiration to us revolutionary communists in Canada and throughout the entire […]
Analysis of Idle No More Mobilization [From Warrior Publications] by Zig Zag On Dec. 10, 2012, several thousand Native peoples rallied across Canada as part of a national day of action dubbed “Idle No More” (INM). The protests targeted Bill C-45 and the policies of the ruling Conservative Party. In Edmonton, as many as 1,500 […]
Sites of Beginning Part 1: Are communist openings structural or evental? by Mike Ely LPA writes on something that preoccupies me: “I wonder if some of this discussion isn’t being influenced by where the participants live, and the character of the community they are a part of. I think Toddy is making some very relevant points, […]
[From the Communist Organization of Greece] Our contribution can reach the point of formulating an opinion (open for debate) and sharing the experience of a small section of the world’s proletariat, that of the Greek communist movement. The Greek communists and the Chinese Revolution “Our countries have two things in common: our ancient civilization, and […]
[From the Communist Organization of Greece] The two “camps” During the past five years a series of ideological and political issues arose, relating to choices, orientations, experiences, dilemmas and hardships faced by the multiform resistance and action of millions of people against neo-liberalism, war and imperialism. It could not have been otherwise, since different opinions, […]
