The Internationalist Communist Group and class struggle in Iraq around 1991. We do not agree with the ICG on many issues but reproduce this article for reference.

From Communism #7.

From Communism #6.

The changing nature of capital and its exploitation.

An article by the Internationalist Communist Group (ICG/GCI) about the events in Patagonia 1917-21.

Poorly written but still interesting article about a massacre of prisoners in Peru in 1986.

Documents produced by the Situationist International or groups the Situationists were involved with during the mass strike and revolt of the…

As our text on the war in Yugoslavia and the struggles taken up by the proletariat against the permanent degradation of their conditions of life went to press mutinies broke out in certain sectors of the Serbian army, confirming that even in the worst situation of counter-revolution our class continues to be the only viable alternative to the horrors of capitalism.

Capital has asserted itself as the worldwide mode of production since the XVth century. Since then, it has cemented every brick in every mine, factory, office where it extracts surplus value from those who it exploits. It oils its machines, air planes and computers... with the blood of those from whom it extracts surplus value. Capital has developed through poles, poles where wealth is concentrated coexisting with…