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Archive for January, 2011
Calls for an indefinite general strike in Egypt
Posted by John, January 31st, 2011 - under Egypt, General strike, Revolution, Unions.
Comments: 17
Egyptian workers have formed a mass trade union group and are setting the date for a general strike.
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Arab democracy threatens Israel and the US
Posted by John, January 30th, 2011 - under Egypt, Israel, Revolution, US imperialism.
Comments: 22
The Zionist regime and its imperialist overlord are right to fear Arab democracy. We are right to welcome it.
Victory to the Egyptian working class.
Strike to bring Mubarak down
Posted by John, January 29th, 2011 - under Egypt, Mubarak, Revolution, US imperialism.
Comments: 25
Strike to bring Mubarak down. Win the conscripts over. Arm the revolution. Take over the workplaces and run them democratically. This is the way forward for the Egyptian revolution.
Some chants against the Egyptian dictator
Posted by John, January 29th, 2011 - under Egypt.
Comments: none
yasqot yasqot hosni mubarak – down, down, Hosni Mubarak; erhal, erhal, Hosni Mubarak – leave, leave, Hosni Mubarak; Masr! Masr! – Egypt! Egypt!; Aish, Horreya, Karama Insannayia – Bread, Freedom, Human Dignity wenta ya masri eih akhbarak? yasqot yasqot Hosni Mubarak!! – Oh Egypt how are you doing? Down down with Hosni Mubarak!
Egypt: the revolution has begun
Posted by John, January 29th, 2011 - under Egypt, Mubarak, Revolution.
Comments: 9
Only socialist revolution offers a real solution to the intractable problems that capitalism creates and which Egyptian society confronts.
The masses are awakening.
Strike to bring down Mubarak and his regime. Seize the factories.
Victory to the Egyptian working class. Onward to freedom and food.
Long live the Egyptian revolution.
Has the revolution begun? – Have your say on Saturday’s socialist speak out
Posted by John, January 28th, 2011 - under Arab world, Egypt, Mubarak, Revolution, Socialism, Socialism from below, Workers' councils, Working class.
Comments: 3
The revolt in Egypt poses point blank the need for a struggle for socialism. The demands that are driving the revolt – for an end to imperialist domination of the region, for democracy, for a decent life for the millions of Arab workers who cannot afford the basics of life in spite of living in a part of the world that has created more riches than almost any other in history – cannot be met without a fundamental reorganisation of power in the Middle East.
The flood levy isn’t progressive
Posted by John, January 27th, 2011 - under Flood levy, Floods, Super profits, Tax.
Comments: 10
It is the polluters who should pay for rebuilding the homes of workers destroyed in the floods. It is big business whose profits should be taxed, not workers.
How about a super profits tax instead Gillard?
Investment bankers, tax and Australian of the year
Posted by John, January 26th, 2011 - under Australian of the year, Gillard Labor, Neoliberalism, Simon McKeon.
Comments: 2
How appropriate that the Australian of the year under Gillard Labor is an investment banker. Simon McKeon’s award highlights once again the complete and utter capitulation of the ALP to neoliberalism. This is a Labor government committed to the market. What better way to celebrate that than to reward an exponent of financial wizardry, the sort of sleight of […]
Australia day and reaction
Posted by John, January 25th, 2011 - under Australia Day, Reaction.
Comments: 3
Without a left-wing political or industrial focus some of the exploited, the forgotten and the marginalised have turned to nationalism and its twin, racism, as crutches for the loss of working class community and working class strength in action.
One week to comment
Posted by John, January 25th, 2011 - under Uncategorized.
Comments: none
I cut off the ability to make comments after a week because the comments section was getting filled with spam otherwise. So you have one week to comment on articles.