Sutton Communists – ML (Southwest London), rejects all forms of racism (including anti-Semitism), and all forms of fascism (including Zionism), and calls upon the working class
Tag: revolution
Manufactured Anti-Communism in Post-WWII Europe
‘We still believe in the truth of the resolution, passed by the Combat Congress at Algiers last March – that “Anti-Communism is the beginning of dictatorship”. While disagreeing with the Communists on many points, we firmly reject political anti-Communism, with all its unavowed aims… And while we agree with the Communists on their collectivism, their social programme, their ideal of economic justice, and their disgust with a moneyed society, we thoroughly disagree with their “political realism,”.
Keeping the NHS (and Britain) Red!
. This observation may be coupled with the reality that many people who work in the NHS do not give a damn about how it is funded, or how it impacts the lives of ordinary people, just as long as they receive their pay cheque at the end of the month.
How Yevgeny Kamzolkin Designed the Soviet Hammer & Sickle Emblem (1918)
(Translation and Research by Adrian Chan-Wyles PhD) ‘During April, 1918, Comrades from the Moscow City Council asked me whether it was possible to arrange and
The Error of ‘Normalising’ Marx
Marx and Engels developed this thinking during the 19th century, whilst Lenin, Stalin and Mao (amongst others) developed the dialectical thinking that defines Scientific Socialism for the 20th century. Trotskyism, of course, is something of a ‘still birth’ within Revolutionary thinking, a dialectical dead-end that impersonates certain aspects of Marxism, whilst surrendering to every aspect of the capitalist system and making peace with its oppressive nature.
Lenin’s Method of Dialectical Fluidity
Reading about Lenin’s early political career, I was struck by how he was determined in pursuing the path he thought was dialectically correct, even if
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 