Monthly Archives: January 2014

While I agree with their analysis completely, their solution is the same old tired Trotskyana we’ve been getting since their false god got his skull cleaved.  The authors go on about freedom within the party, while bemoaning that the CWI, … Continue reading →

The postal industry was nationalized during the Hayes administration (or about then), and it was done due to public outrage as to the endless scandals in which elected officials gave plush contracts to aligned businesses, and/or political supporters. Here we … Continue reading →

These are two of my favorite essayists. Duncan, not unlike myself, has come under attack for identifying a new form of racism which has slithered into the Left undetected. Worse still, it is often labelled “antiracism.” As I have said … Continue reading →

Hey worker: Bend over; drop your pants; grab your ankles and moan like you like it, and maybe I’ll give you a little reach-around. The Wall Street Journal is reporting this morning that “once someone accumulates $15,000 in their account, … Continue reading →

This is about Tom Paine, and like everything Dinh writes, it’s a joy. http://www.countercurrents.org/dinh290114.htm  

Nice piece about Herman Melville’s writings and capitalism. Worth the time. http://www.countercurrents.org/grandin280114.htm

Jack Rasmus interviews Boeing workers who over the weekend were forced into massive concessions by a combined offensive by the Boeing Corp., in alliance with politicians, their International Union office, and suspiciously organized community groups paid by sources yet unknown.  … Continue reading →

The author of this piece is concerned about ‘transparency’ and the security of American investments, and the ‘reputation’ of the American stock exchanges. (Can’t say she doesn’t have a sense of humor.)  The fact is that many of the ‘Chinese’ … Continue reading →

One of the best things I’ve read on the Egyptian Revolution. The revolution will be right back after a word from our sponsors… http://roarmag.org/2014/01/egyptian-revolution-working-class/#comment-67808

This is an introduction to a series of articles none of which have I yet read. I’m posting it because of the graphics, which are quite interesting. Definitely worth a click through. http://roarmag.org/2014/01/tni-state-of-power-2014/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+roarmag+%28ROAR+Magazine%29