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Why is it a fallacy to believe that anything contrary to “leftism” as we’ve come to know it is synonymous with fascism? As someone who’s socially progressive, I’ve been able to realize this idea is wrong after internalizing a simple bit of economic analysis: that fascism is a practice, a practice where the capitalist class …
At this point in the decline of U.S. dominance, the only war that our imperial ruling elites have a true chance of winning is the war against the American people themselves. There’s no way the hegemon can reverse the transition towards multipolarity, and its failure to destabilize Russia via the Ukraine proxy war has made …
Why is it strategically unsound for socialists to tail liberals? Because in addition to this practice making socialists compromise too much to even be able to represent a revolutionary force, it relegates them to an ideological circle that can only shrink. Liberalism has been losing mass support for many decades, and this consciousness shift towards …
Photo above was taken in Russia The crisis the U.S. empire has created in Ukraine represents a crucial juncture within the American communist movement. It’s brought about a moment where Marxists in the core of the empire have needed to choose: do you want to become connected with the most historically impactful currents of the …
A hidden disadvantage of our ruling class within the US/NATO imperialist sphere is that frequently, these elites need to scramble in response to developments they haven’t foreseen, and whose consequential outcomes they have limited control over. When the Democratic Party and its partnered intelligence agencies used the DNC leaks to construct a narrative about “Russian hacking,” they …
“Pora!” members on Maidan, 2004From the monograph Ukrainism Part 1 Link: Ukrainism: Who constructed it and why. Who were the “Ukrainian children” trained by radicals from other countries? Sergey Kurginyan and the Aleksandrovskoye commune present a new, revised edition of the collective monograph Continuation of the lecture presented on March 4, 2023 (Link to previous …
Photo: Hipacy Pociej Sergey Kurginyan and the Aleksandrovskoye commune present a new, revised edition of the collective monograph Part I. Ukrainism: Historical, political and religious context and Part II. Ukrainism: Relevant international game In 2014, outright neo-Banderites came to power in Kiev. People in Odessa who opposed the neo-fascist coup were burnt alive in the …
This documentary on the Kirov Theater of the Soviet Union documents the work of the various workers at the theater, and the productions which were the fruit of their labor. On the Soviet Film Project:At the end of 2008, various comrades regained possession of a cache of films that used to be the film library …
Over fifty years ago, when the American capitalist state was trying to figure out how to respond to the rise of the country’s social movements, one of the U.S. communist movement’s great leaders Gus Hall warned about how the state could gain a winning amount of leverage. He identified the problem of petty-bourgeois radicalism, the ideology of …
Nobody knows exactly what socialism is going to look like in a given society, until that society has actually undergone its workers revolution and had the opportunity for its people to build socialism. We can make educated guesses about what the character of socialism in North America will be, but a perfectly clear image of …
