How the Iraqi Communist Party helped put workers at the mercy of the Ba'ath Party

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In the Progressive Magazine, Faleh A. Jabar puts forward the view that the Ba'ath Party regime in Iraq should be replaced by a secular democratic government. The author of the article fails to take into account the economic situation in the world and the role of the US in relation to Iraq. Furthermore the author glosses over the record of the Iraqi Communist Party that he was a member of and an...

USWV repeats its slanders

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A group of militants, formerly associated in their activity with the International Bureau for the Revolutionary Party, have since decided to go off in their own direction. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that. However, in the pages of their publication they reprint some of their earlier hostile statements regarding the IBRP.

New joint Internationalist Notes #A good start!

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The new joint US and Canadian Internationalist Notes (IN) published last November has been just about sold out. Both the French and English editions were distributed by the hundreds in the two countries were we operate and also sent to a considerable amount of subscribers and correspondents in other countries of the world.

Quebec City - IWG public meeting

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On February 18th, fifty people attended a No War but the Class War conference given by a member of the Internationalist Workers' Group in Quebec City. The conference was held with the precious help of members of the city's Université Populaire; a political forum regularly held by some anarchist-communist comrades.

On the Events in France

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(Statement of the International Bureau for the Revolutionary Party) · For the thirteenth consecutive night, working class suburbs mainly occupied by immigrant workers have been the victim of riots. At first these were in the suburbs on the outskirts of Paris and then were extended to the provinces where they were repeated in cities like Lyon, Bordeaux and Nantes...

France - From Riots to Revolt - Editorial

The riots which have gripped France during the first weeks of November represent an elemental explosion of anger at the degrading conditions under which capitalism demands its wage slaves live. The massive unemployment in France has resulted in a situation where, in some of the poorer working class areas, there is approximately 50% unemployment.

Gate Gourmet - Workers Defeated by Unions

The recent dispute at Gate Gourmet, where baggage handlers walked out in solidarity with sacked catering staff, is one of the clearest examples of the way the unions take over class struggle to divide, isolate and help defeat workers. The circumstances behind the dispute show the arrogance and contempt with which the bourgeoisie treats the working class.

On the Events in France

(We are publishing below the statement of the International Bureau for the Revolutionary Party on the recent riots in France. As we write, over three hundred towns have seen rioting by marginalised and isolated youths. When Sarkozy called them "scum", he merely blurted out the feelings of the ruling class towards the working class in general and to the poorest in particular.

Hurricane Katrina Breaches Capitalism's Levées

(Statement of the International Bureau for the Revolutionary Party) · With the clinical sharpness of a laser beam Hurricane Katrina has opened up a whole series of issues about the nature of today's class society, the level of the economic crisis, the culpability of capitalism for ecological disaster, and also the fact that capitalist rule is neither as powerful nor as permanent as many believe.

Germany's New "Left Party"

We reproduce below a text by the Gruppe Internationaler SozialistInnen on the regroupment between the PDS (Partei des Demokratischen Sozialismus, offspring of the East German Stalinists) and the new Social Democrats of the WASG (Wahlalternative Arbeit und soziale Gerechtigkeit - Election Alternative Work and Social Justice) for the German elections.

The UK and Capitalism's New Economy - Part Three: The Booming Financial Sector

"The strongest performing sector in the UK economy is business and financial services." · "Business and financial services continue to form the largest single sector of the UK economy, and in 2003 accounted for 31.7 per cent of the total, which was more than double the size of the manufacturing sector.

Iraq - US Imperialism on the Back Foot

In mid-October Iraqi voters narrowly accepted the new constitution in a referendum and thereby opened the way to a general election in December. This was hailed by the invaders as a turning point - a clear signal that democracy was on the march in Iraq and the Middle East as a whole. The celebrations have, however, been somewhat muted.

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