New Year, Same Crisis
The Illusion of State Intervention in the Economy: The Eternal Anti-Working Class Weapon of Reformism
With each new jolt to the capitalist structure its crisis deepens. The disruption of production and distribution caused by the coronavirus pandemic has only added to the existing woes of the system. And, as ever, the working class is being fed illusions about the beneficial effect that state intervention would bring to their conditions and to the "community" in general, irrespective of class.
Coronavirus - Axe Falls on the Working Class
Capitalism’s continuous plunder and destruction of the natural environment is forcing animals such as bats, rodents and other small creatures into our cities. They bring their diseases with them and pass them on to humans. We have no immunity to these new viruses and the result is epidemics like SARS, MERS and the present pandemic Covid-19. Capitalism is the real mother of the virus!
A Quick Glimpse at the Current State of the Pandemic in Oceania
The COVID-19 pandemic has swept across the world, infecting tens of millions, killing over a million so far and leaving many survivors with recurring or permanent health conditions.(1) The region of Oceania has had tens of thousands of virus cases and around a thousand deaths. However, it has been hit even harder in the form of other pandemic related factors, such as border closures, unemployment, and a rise in mental health issues and domestic violence.
Denmark's Mink Farms Demonstrate that Covid-19 is the Child of Capitalism
Capitalism and its States against the Working Class, once again on the Front Line just as in the World Wars
Article from Bilan et Perspectives #19, magazine of our French comrades.
France isn't a Special Case in the General Crisis of Capitalism
The editorial from Bilan et Perspectives #19, magazine of our French comrades.
Does working from home weaken the working class? - Bluebirdbeta
An article about the challenges of workplace organising when working from home, first published by New Syndicalist.This piece came about from conversations within IWW Cymru, and we hope that it kicks off discussion in the wider labour movement.
A Class Compass in the Covid Crisis
Abolitionism against pandemic policing in the Philippines
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