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On Building a Mass Anti-Monopoly Party

Evidence of the growing mass disgust with the two party system of U.S. capitalism is to be found everywhere in the nation. What is lacking is sustained work for a broad, viable electoral alternative. It is to these questions that these remarks are addressed.1 Comrade Gus Hall analyzed some of [...]

The International Longshoremen’s Association Strike, the Bankruptcy of the Ultra-Left, and the Need for a Policy of Industrial Concentration

A strike wave has hit the United States in recent years with mixed results. After decades in retreat, the labor movement in the United States has had rumblings of becoming a militant force once again, something we haven’t seen since the early days of the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO). [...]

The 2024 Presidential Election: Where Do We Go From Here?

Years ago, in the lead up to World War II, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt spoke on the rise of fascism in Europe, offering a wise warning to Americans: “Democracy has disappeared in several other great nations, not because the people of those nations disliked democracy, but because they had grown [...]

“MAGA Communism”: A Whiff of Fascism

MAGA Communism has a murky origin. Part of its origin lies in the so-called “Make America Great Again (MAGA)” slogan originated during Ronald Reagan’s 1980 Presidential campaign and popularized by Donald Trump in his 2016 Presidential campaign. The “MAGA” movement espoused many right-wing populist ideas like the construction of a [...]

The Manoeuvres of the Theocratic Regime in Iran and the Changes in the Guards to Save the Dictatorship

Statement of the Tudeh Party of Iran The presidential election show, which the ruling regime of Iran was eagerly hoping to turn into a grand endorsement of the theocratic regime, ended with the majority of the nation boycotting it. Even according to the official statistics, in several major cities, including [...]

National Reunification Across The Taiwan Strait — An Inevitable Trend

In 1972, Yu Kuang-chung, a celebrated poet in Taiwan, published his poem “Nostalgia”, in which he wrote about his agony and frustration in being separated from his family on the mainland for more than 20 years. “And now, nostalgia is a coastline, a shallow strait. I on this side, the [...]