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Some Reflections on the Events that Currently Shake Iraq, 2005 - ICG

The Revolutionary Movement in Germany (1917-1923)

Antiterrorism = Development of Terror Against Our Struggles - ICG

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!

Burning and Looting All Illusions Tonight - ICG

In our central reviews in French and Spanish we recently published an article entitled "Against the summits and anti-summits; bourgeois attempts to channel of the proletarian struggles on a world scale and the invariant struggle for the proletarian rupture" (1) in which we denounced the large meetings of the international capitalist organisations as well as the official protestations of the bourgeois left, its…

Slogans Foreign to the Proletariat, Alienated Workers' Consciousness - ICG

Slogans Foreign to the Proletariat, Alienated Workers' Consciousness - ICG

DOWN WITH LABOUR! - ICG

"Political economy conceals the estrangement in the nature of labour by ignoring the direct relationship between the worker (labour) and production. It is true that labour produces marvels for the rich, but it produces privation for the worker. It produces palaces, but hovels for the worker. It produces beauty, but deformity for the worker. It replaces labour by machines, but it casts some of the workers back into…

Valorisation/devalorisation: Capital's unsustainable contradiction - ICG

To valorise itself, value must be partly invested in constant capital (purchase of equipment, buildings, raw materials...), and partly in variable capital (purchase of labour force). As its name suggests, constant capital only transmits its own value to the commodity produced, by way of work of course. The second part however (that part of variable capital which allowed the purchase of the labour force) has its…

The Economy is in Crisis... May It Die! & Death to Recovery - ICG

Below we have published a translation of two texts, examples of the forms taken today by the dictatorship of the economy.

Notes Against the Dictatorship of the Economy - ICG

The tyranny of value in process - the affirmation of the revolutionary programme.

Our presence on the Internet - ICG

We have put the main texts of our reviews in various languages, our theses of programmatical orientation, etc. on it and have had many first-time contacts through this medium. We thought it necessary to place a short text introducing our group and explaining its trajectory on this site. We also judged it useful to publish this in our central reviews, because the text brings together and summarises a part of our…

A Repugnant Spectacle - ICG

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.

Bangladesh... Not Just Floods! - ICG

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…
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