Esperanto Banned 70 Years Ago
Short account of the banning of Esperanto and the beginning of persecution of its speakers in Nazi Germany.
The Drums of War in the Gulf
Submitted by Internationalis... on Jul 30 2019 18:42
The article which follows is taken from the new edition of Revolutionary Perspectives (#14) which is just out. It was obviously written before the events which followed the British Navy’s seizure of the Iranian tanker, the Grace 1, off the coast of Gibraltar, but the substance of the analysis has not changed.
Class, nation, people and the real movement within the crisis of reproduction of capitalist social relations
This text aims at a critique of recent left (and “ultra-left”) analyses that use the concepts of “middle class”, “interclassism” and populism in order to describe or even polemicize against social movements such as the “movements of the squares” and the “yellow vests” movement.
Italy: The Failure of the “Populist” Coalition
Submitted by Internationalis... on Jun 23 2019 10:10
For those who think that the political and economic incompetence of our rulers is confined to the Anglo-Saxon states the following article from our Italian comrades, written just before the European elections, only underlines the same sorry story for Italian capitalism.
Political Liberalism - Max Stirner
Stirner's essay on the for him modern state and liberal ideology that it promoted and depended on.
Brexit or Remain: A Choice of Tripe at the End of May
Submitted by Internationalis... on May 30 2019 10:39
The crisis in the capitalist party political system has become even more acute during May. Two sets of election results have shown that the Labour v Conservative Punch and Judy show has, at least for the time being, lost its ability to call all the shots.
Three impossible things before breakfast: some comments on the "Full Brexit" group
Submitted by R Totale on Apr 6 2019 14:47
Some critical commentary on the Full Brexit group's call for a "socialist and internationalist Brexit".
The Bombing of Belgrade: Twenty Years On
Submitted by Internationalis... on Apr 5 2019 09:53
Twenty years ago, from 24 March to 10 June 1999, United States and other NATO airplanes conducted bombing raids over what was left of Yugoslavia. Ever since the late 1980s, as capitalism’s world economic crisis sharpened and the Federal People’s Republic of Yugoslavia went down with the USSR, rival war lords had been whipping up ethnic and religious divisions in order to carve out new state territories for themselves.
An Open Letter to my Compatriots in Algeria
Seeking to erode Algerian-Moroccan enmities stoked by nationalism and to share perspectives on his own experiences in the February 20th Movement in Morocco, a Moroccan filmmaker addresses Algerians who have taken to the streets starting on February 22, 2019 in a plea against authoritarianism.
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