Cosa Nostra: Sponsorships, Affinity-based vetting and recruiting
Against the Terror of Anti-Terror
The Black Rebellions (1967) by Dave Dellinger
Dave Dellinger, principled anarcho-pacifist revolutionary (and one of the Chicago 7 defendants in 1969), wrote this essay in response to liberals – like Martin Luther King – endorsing federal troops being called in to suppress the 1967 Detroit Riots. His position is that we support "the side of the oppressed and exploited," in this case fighters for black liberation during the uprisings in Newark, Detroit and Spanish Harlem, not the "establishment" – meaning the state's repressive forces in the form of cops and the military.
On Minneapolis: Police Brutality & Class Struggle
Panlipunang Rebolusyon ang Solusyon
Social Revolution is the Solution
50 Years of Equal Exploitation?
Weak Arguments I have heard: "BUT THE STATE DOESN'T ALWAYS HAVE TO BE THAT WAY!"
Ang Werpa ng mga Institusyon para sa Kontrol at Dominasyon
Maikling komentaryo sa Dispalinhadong Pag-Unawa sa Ideya ng “Survival of the Fittest”
Fever: Class struggle under pandemic
Multi-lingual blog by various collectives around the globe about workers' struggle against the Covid-19 regime. Follow and contribute... www.feverstruggle.net
The joy of [censored]: A brief glimpse inside the murky world of JPay
We Are Against All Institutional Parties
The ICT considers itself to be one core of the future international party of the working class. But the word “party” often triggers an allergic reaction, even amongst elements otherwise sympathetic to our politics – after all, there is already no shortage of parties both of the left and the right which attempt to rule the capitalist state, be it through electoral or military means. As we often repeat, our vision has nothing in common with these rackets. The party we seek to build is not a government in waiting but a guide in the struggle for a new world.