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The Fourth International and the World Congress of Peace Communes – A New Book!
Download Volume Five, the final volume of For the First Time! Keep it on your computer, on your phone, or print it for a hard copy! Keep it in the library you protect from an FBI raid. This book should suffice to prepare anyone to participate in the revolutionary movement, especially as part of the Democratic Power Faction. With the CTRL-F search…
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Notes on Capital by Marx, Ch. 9 and On
C= c + v C1 = c + v + s “…it is mere tautology to say, that the excess of the value of the product over the value of itsconstituent elements, is equal to the expansion of the capital advanced or to the surplus-valueproduced.” “…by constant capital advanced for the production of value, we always mean, unless the context is repugnant…
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January 6th a Real Conspiracy by Members of Congress and Trump Administration
Ali Alexander, associated with paramilitary groups First Amendment Praetorian (1AP) and Oath Keepers admits planning “Wild Protest” with three congressmen: “I was the person who came up with the Jan. 6 idea with Congressman Gosar, Congressman Mo Brooks, and Congressman Andy Biggs.” https://news.yahoo.com/exclusive-jan-6-protest-organizers-003326225.html Those named: Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.), Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.), Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.), Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-N.C.), Rep. Andy…
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Labor Shortage or Income War Started by Employers?
https://www.businessinsider.com/worker-applied-to-60-jobs-got-one-interview-labor-shortage-2021-10 Based on the information on this article, it seems the “labor shortage” actually represents a campaign by employers to deny the working class a universal income and basic necessities.
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Removal of Jefferson Statue: Capitalism Removes its Own Monuments
https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2021/10/19/pers-o19.html The WSWS has argued that Napoleon Bonaparte and the Bonaparte family acted as a progressive force in French and European history. This type of “progressivism” Marx rejected outrightly in his “18th Brumaire” about Louis Napoleon and 1848. He called for the removal of the Vendome Column, a large monument celebrating Napoleon Bonparte’s military victories. The concluding words of my work: “But…
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‘Striketober’ “General Strike” Points to Need for an Organized General Strike
Robert Reich, former Labor Secretary of the U.S. government, wrote in his blog: “The media failed to report the big story: American workers are now flexing their muscles for the first time in decades. You might say workers have declared a national general strike until they get better pay and improved working conditions. They don’t call it a general strike, of course.…
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Conversation with @Shoegazer10
(Edited to Protect Identity) Random Poster <randomposter33@yahoo.com> To: Shoegazer Fri, Sep 3 at 7:09 PM Hello Shoegazer, It was good hearing from you on twitter. I used to live near NYC and participated in the SEP NYC branch and was president of the SSE at Rutgers. The party then suspended me after I suspected government spying and has not given me any due…
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Conversation with @Last_Bolshevik
@Last_Bolshevik This was my last reply, because they asked to set-up a time to talk but never replied or anything. I tried to ask but found I was unfollowed and some eventually blocked me when I inquired. Was is because I got sick? It was only a few days after their email. -Tue 6:02 PM Hm, that’s strange. Do you mind sending…
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Epicurus- Idealism as Conquest of the Fear of Nature
The conquest of fear, especially fear of unaccountable divine beings who meddle in nature at will, means a reduction in the sum total of human pain and suffering and opens the door to the calm acceptance of a new picture of the world—a world in which nature is autonomous and where there are ideal beings who never meddle – Epicurus
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Racism and the University
We may assume that what happens at a university has the highest pursuit of knowledge as its inspiration, but the presence of racism has long roots within the university. In the same way that the civil war and constitutional amendments did not end Jim Crow laws, the civil liberties movement has not ended overt and covert racism from organizing on campus or…
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Quotes and Tweets About Michael Parenti’s “Blackshirts and Reds”
“In order to live, human beings must produce. People cannot live by bread alone but neither can they live without bread. This does not mean all human activity can be reduced to material motives but that all activity is linked to a material base. A work of art may have no direct economic motive attached to it, yet its creation would be…
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Who Benefits from Supply-Chain Shortages?
The shortages should lead to cuts in production, which would provide increased profits for those investing in manufacturing. Some in manufacturing will continue to produce through the supply-chain interruptions and hoard goods in warehouses. They will see their profits increase at the expense of all legitimate businesses who order goods on a regular basis. Only a direct confrontation with the capitalist class,…


Various chapters collected from various works and selected by Randomposter33.