nationalism
Content about the ideology and function of nationalism and the nation state.
Global War for the World Order, Part II
September 11 did not change the world and marked no change in era. It becomes more and more obvious that it was crystallization point and catalyst for developments which had started long before.
Global War for the World Order (Part I)
Behind the attacks of September 11 weren't the pauperized and exploited of this world, and the bombing of Afghanistan isn't aimed at the alleged masterminds of the attacks. Both incidents belong to the strategy of worldwide control of labor power and protection of the global valorization of capital.
Antiterrorism = Development of Terror Against Our Struggles - Communism #13
The war in Afghanistan and its trail of antiterrorist measures in every country, mark a step in the development of the general war against the proletariat!
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Massive bombings or "surgical strikes", massacres on a large scale or "collateral damage",... while putting the planet to fire and sword, the bourgeois defend the peace of their world of misery through terror.
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A Repugnant Spectacle - Communism #12
We don't want to enter into the polemic provoked some years ago in the Basque Country and in Spain as to whether or not the execution of Miguel Angel Blanco by ETA and the campaign of the Spanish State marked an irreversible qualitative jump in interbourgeois (imperialist) war; it is of far greater interest to us to denounce the repugnant spectacle of popular adherence to the state's mobilization.
Nationalism and Islamism Against the Proletariat - Communism #11
As history shows us, the more the bourgeoisie speaks of peace, the more important the competition to which they abandon themselves to drown any revolutionary uprisings in blood. It is this very scenario that the bourgeoisie applied when faced with the proletarian forces coming out of the uprisings of March 1991 in Iraq.
Concerning the 500th Anniversary Festivities of the so-called Discovery of America - Communism #7
The so-called discovery
12th October, 1492 means for the inhabitants of the continent which is now called America (after the colonizer), the beginning of an endless tale of suffering: exploitation, oppression, state terrorism, repression of any kind of resistance,... still existing today.
War or Revolution - Communism #7
The capitalist necessity for war
Capitalism cannot live without war. It is not by chance that war permanently exists in this or that part of the world, it is not by chance that it is generalizing. The reason is: this society cannot live without war.
War is nothing else but an inevitable expression of private property of the means of production, freedom of trade and competition.
The Perverse Perseverance of Sovereignty
The Perverse Perseverance of Sovereignty
Anthony Burke
University of Adelaide
Can a Muslim Be an Indian? - Gyanendra Pandey
Can a Muslim Be an Indian?
GYANENDRA PANDEY
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4. A Few Words on the National Question of the Ukraine
In the wake of the abolition of tsarist despotism at the time of the 1917 revolution, prospects of new, free relations between peoples hitherto in subjection beneath the violent yoke of the Russian State, appeared on the horizons of the world of Labor.
