What we see is not the struggle to establish a more just world system, but rather the struggle between different imperialist robbers for the division of the loot.

One can sense panic and demoralization on the left. Trump’s election and the rise of right-wing populist copycats like Pierre Poilievre in Canada could give the impression that there is a shift to the right in society in general. That would be to misunderstand the situation.

Three shell casings found at the scene reportedly had the words “deny,” “defend,” “depose,” written on them, presumably a reference to the labyrinthine nightmare that companies like United present to their “customers” during some of their darkest moments.

The victory of the Islamists has nothing to do with strength on their part, but rather with the extreme rottenness and weakness of the Assad regime. Like a rotten apple it fell at the slightest jolt.

By all indications, Trump and his candidates are all determined to take a machete to the heart of the state, to cut down their opponents and put their own hand-picked nominees in place.

The ICC warrants expose the utter hypocrisy of Western imperialism.

In Engels’ words: “The reason why the capitalists do not invest still more than they do in workers’ dwellings is that more expensive dwellings bring in still greater profits for their owners.”

For the sake of their individual interests, Biden and Zelensky are dangerously escalating the war.

Everywhere you look, in all countries, there’s a burning hatred of the rich and powerful: the bankers, Wall Street, and the establishment in general. This hatred was cleverly exploited by Donald Trump. And this has appalled the serious representatives of capital. 

The existence of imperialist military blocs like NATO is further proof that the capitalist system is incapable of harmoniously developing the means of life.