Bourgeois politicians like Smith will not hesitate to use even the lives of children as political footballs to distract from the crisis of their system.

Trump’s proposal is nothing short of another Nakba: the forced expulsion of two million Palestinians from their land.

Democracy under capitalism is capitalist rule. And it’s the most stable form of capitalist rule: by allowing for elections and the peaceful transfer of power between parties, the masses can express their political dissatisfaction, while real power stays in the hands of capital.

Trump’s tariffs are an existential crisis for the labour movement. We need class struggle methods to defend jobs. 

Trump, with his populist indictment of liberalism and its organized system of hypocrisy, is jeopardizing the illusions that capitalist rule depends on. He is exposing the dictatorship of Capital under which we really live.

British Columbia in 1983 was brought to the verge of a general strike. The workers were fighting back against the draconian attacks of premier Bill Bennett who was doing the dirty work for the capitalists.

Contrary to what the majority of Hollywood films show, it was not the United States, Britain or any other capitalist country that defeated Nazism, but the workers’ state of the Soviet Union.

Around the globe, imperialist powers are pumping a never-before-seen amount of cash directly into the deep pockets of the arms manufacturers, all while the vast majority are struggling to get by.

Back in May, 300 workers at Amazon’s DXT4 facility in Laval signed CSN union cards, making it the second unionized facility in North America. The company has been busy trying to destroy the union, ever since.

The guns have fallen silent in Gaza, for now. After fifteen months, a ceasefire agreement has brought a pause to the relentless genocidal killing of tens of thousands of Palestinians and the near total destruction of the Palestinian enclave by the state of Israel.