Proletarian internationalism and the war in Syria
Submitted by Fredo Corvo on Apr 17 2018 11:51
An anti-criticism by Fredo Corvo
Confederalism, Democratic Confederalism and Rojava
This article explains the definition of Confederalism by Murray Bookchin and the concept of the Democratic Confederalism by Abdulla Ocalan . The article tries to show the similarities and differences between both concepts and both views . In addition it followed by brief review of what has been achieved in Rojava.
Who is profiting from Syria?
Submitted by Shoal Collective on Sep 7 2017 20:14
This is one of a series of articles written by Shoal Collective in the run-up to the DSEI arms fair. This one focuses on Syria, who is involved in the conflict, and who is arming them. It was originally published in The Region.
Image by Syrian artist Tammam Azzam
As all the world’s conflicts are played out in Syria, arms companies are making a killing.
DSEI will host Israeli government, military and defense industry representatives
Submitted by Shoal Collective on Sep 4 2017 03:58
Originally published on International Middle East Mdia Center
This September, the world’s largest arms fair will be held in London. The DSEI weapons exhibition will be hosting political and military delegations from around the world who will be shopping for drones, guns, missiles, tanks and ammunition from the thousands of arms companies who will be attending.
Rojava: the fraud of a non-existent social revolution
Text from Mouvement Communiste and Kolektivně proti Kapitălu in response to recent myths propagated about the Rojava "revolution", with a detailed background about inter-imperial rivalries, the so-called "Kurdish question", national questions in general... To many leftists and anarchists, Rojava is a paradise on earth. We say: down with paradise!
The early Christian communists
Submitted by Rommon on May 4 2017 06:48
The early Christian Communities practiced communism, here's how we know.
Standing with Syrians: an open letter to an anti-imperialist
Submitted by tabulagaza on Feb 24 2017 14:05
Eva is a real person who I have known since 2007, as described in this article. But in this text Eva also stands for many other people, whether outspoken or silent supporters of the Syrian regime and its allies. I will not re-post her photo here. In a world flooded with images, it is important to maintain our ability to imagine a moment.
Where the revolution is more likely to happen, in developed or nondeveloping countries?
There is no doubt that over the last couple of decades our movement has declined dramatically . Not only it is not achievable anymore, in fact it cannot maintain what had already achieved before. It is also very clear that Marx's theory is not the remedy for the current situation any longer. I believe it is extremely hard to expect that the revolution to take place in the advanced industrialized countries, at least not in the very near future.
This article puts forward the argument of possibility that the revolution could happen in the less or non-industrialized countries, before the advanced industrialized countries.
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Changing the name of Kurdistan Anarchist Forum to Kurdish-Speaking Anarchist Forum
Submitted by KAF on Sep 9 2016 12:27
Changing the name of Kurdistan Anarchist Forum to Kurdish-Speaking Anarchist Forum
On the Line Vol. 3, No. 1 (February-March 1980)
The Vol. 3, No. 1 (February-March 1980) issue of On The Line, the monthly newsletter of the New York based Libertarian Workers Group.
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