Monthly Archives: February 2011

The Bourgeois governor of Wisconsin, Scott Walker (Republican), wants to take away the collective bargaining rights of public employees.  He claims that this measure will shave millions of dollars from the state’s 3.6 billion dollar deficit. This is an idea … Continue reading →

Recently, I had the good fortune to come across a set of the 3 volume Selected Works of Georgi Dimitrov.  In reading through these texts, I’ve gained an entirely new appreciation for this great Marxist-Leninist. What immediately struck me in … Continue reading →

Well, Communists all over the US, and the world, are heralding the glorious revolution in Egypt.  What they seem to overlook, especially in the US Communist press, is that Mubarak turned control over to the military. The events in Egypt … Continue reading →

The Proletarian class struggle is comprised of three components:  Economic struggle, Ideological struggle, and Political struggle. The Economic struggle should be self-evident.  When workers attempt to better their lot, to receive better wages, and etc…, this is the Economic struggle.  … Continue reading →

“Comrades, our Party leaders often complain that there are no people, that they are short of people for agitational and propaganda work, for the newspapers, the trade unions, for work among the youth, among women. Not enough, not enough – … Continue reading →

Communists today have a problem.  We are now in a position where most of the world believes that we have been defeated, and that we are simply clinging to a dying ideology.  Despite that fact that every country in the … Continue reading →

 Liu Shaoqi, born in 1898, was one of the victims of Mao’s unquenchable lust for personal power.  A victim of the so-called “Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution”, Comrade Liu died in 1969. A quote from his seminal work, How to Be … Continue reading →

The “C”PUSA is the largest (supposedly) Communist organisation in the U.S.  Under Sam Webb, the focus of the “C”PUSA (and, to be fair, other groups) has become “defeat the Right”, rather than the correct Marxist-Leninist focus of Proletarian Internationalism. The … Continue reading →

“I admit that my tone is hard and grim. The struggle of my life has always been hard and grim. My tone is frank and open. I am used to calling a spade a spade. I am no lawyer appearing … Continue reading →

Various Marxist groups have recently taken the opportunity to express their solidarity with the people of Egypt that are protesting against the Rule of Hosni Mubarak.  That is a wonderful thing, if a bit late.  Where were these groups 10 … Continue reading →