Revolts in Myanmar
Submitted by Internationalis... on Feb 23 2021 13:43
Since 1 January the streets of what used to be known as Burma have filled with demonstrations nearly every day. The straw that broke the camel’s back was the army’s coup which overthrew State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi, destroying her party (NLD) through the heavy repression meted out to the demonstrators demanding “liberty and democracy”.
Talking In Their Sleep: The Chattering Classes' Fickle Love Affair With Democracy
Article from Black Flag #219 (2000).
Storming of the Capitol: The Working Class Has its Own Battles to Fight
Submitted by Internationalis... on Jan 13 2021 20:20
Statement of the Internationalist Communist Tendency
Belarus: Between Imperialist Feuds and Class Movements
Submitted by Internationalis... on Aug 30 2020 17:36
The following is a translation of a piece by our Italian comrades, a follow-up to the two articles we have recently published about the situation in Belarus. Since it was written, a number of developments have occurred.
Strikes in Belarus Escalate as Lukashenko's Power Wavers
Submitted by Internationalis... on Aug 15 2020 17:20
Recently we have written about the background and escalation of the current opposition movement in Belarus, but in the days that followed the situation has already changed by quite a bit – with various developments in the struggle against Lukashenko’s regime. Particularly interesting are the news on the industrial action front.
Winds of Change in Belarus: Neither Dictatorship Nor Democracy Offer Anything for the Working Class
Submitted by Internationalis... on Aug 11 2020 16:35
The onus lies on the workers of Belarus to seek their own solution outside of the futile battle to refurbish the shabby window dressing of democracy.
We Are Against All Institutional Parties
Submitted by Internationalis... on May 21 2020 12:34
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.
How to Hold a Good Meeting: Rusty's Rules of Order
Rusty's Rules is a simplified version of Robert's Rules. It enables good meeting process while being simple enough to easily memorize. Meetings are an essential part of organizing, of self-management, and of collective action. With good process, meetings can be highly effective, but without good process, meetings can easily become a useless waste of time. So Rusty's Rules is a very important tool, not just for successful meetings, but for successful organizing, successful action, and successful class-struggle.
Hong Kong, a struggle for A struggle for bourgeois freedoms trapped within the limits of capitalism and political submission to US/UK imperialism - Mouvement Communiste/Kolektivně proti Kapitălu
Text analysing the recent, and continuing, democracy protests in Hong Kong.
Italy: On the Sardines Movement
Submitted by Internationalis... on Jan 14 2020 19:38
What emerges, even among its younger representatives who are less involved in roles of responsibility, is the fact that politically speaking the Left has "abandoned" the poorest social strata and in every respect embraces the economic logic of the world in which we live.
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