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The CPA (M-L) recently created a discussion site for the printing of articles that are relevant to the work of the Party, but not necessarily reflective of a considered Party viewpoint, and for the raising of questions of the Party by members and supporters.
This is a moderated website and not a site for endless and pointless posts.
The most recent article is by respected Australian Marxist historian Humphrey McQueen which responds to a view that talking of an impending crisis of capitalism is “crying wolf”.
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Latest Posts
A Comment on the Contributed Article “US Imperialism Intensifies Hostility Towards Cuba”
Louisa L. 10 February 2019
The CPA(ML) greatly values contributions from our readers and supporters. US Imperialism intensifies hostility towards Cuba includes some analysis of history which differs from our party’s. As the article points out, Cuba is a beacon to the world for standing firm against US ...
Leading figures in the Trump administration have described Cuba as a serious national security threat to the United States in a further return to Cold War rhetoric.
While Cuba has remained a preoccupation for the US intelligence services for sixty ...
On Saturday 9th February, former SA Unions Secretary, Joe Szakacs, was elected Labor MP for the by - election in the inner north-western suburban safe Labor seat of Cheltenham in Adelaide. The by-election arose after former Member for Cheltenham and former Labor Premier, Jay ...
US imperialism – common enemy of the Venezuelan and Australian people
Danny O.
US National Security Advisor John Bolton made it perfectly clear in a recent interview on Fox News that the ongoing US-led coup attempt in Venezuela was predominately about one thing – oil.
Supermarkets Hurting Egg Producers Egg farmers fear that dozens of egg farms could be wiped out in the near future. Because of the drought, their feed costs have increased considerably, up from $420 a tonne twelve months ago to $640 a tonne ...
On the Royal Commission into the Murray Darling Basin
Nick G . 4 February 2019
In 2017, the ABC exposed serious water theft, particularly in the northern part of the Murray Darling Basin. In response, the then Labor SA government established a Royal Commission to follow-up the allegations. The Commission’s terms of reference gave it the authority to investigate matters ...
The British Conservative government has contingency plans to introduce martial law with Operation Yellowhammer, following threats of disorder with Brexit.
Three important considerations have arisen, which also have significance for Australia:
Statement by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Australia (Marxist-Leninist) 29 January 2019
The Invasion Day marches on January 26 brought many tens of thousands of people on to the streets around Australia. Whether marked by First Nations and their allies as a Day of Mourning, of ...
A recent hostile statement about Iran by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo rests upon a Cold War position dating to the earliest days of the Trump administration, and beyond. It is not difficult to establish US desperation with Iran and the wider Middle ...
On Thursday 24 January, the officially recorded maximum temperature for Adelaide was 46.6 degrees Celsius, a record high temperature and higher than the 1939 heat wave temperatures of several days in a row of 45 degrees and over. Even the 46.6 degree recording ...
Solidarity with Venezuela Against US Interference and Aggression
CPA (M-L) statement 25 January 2019
The Communist Party of Australia (Marxist-Leninist) condemns US imperialism’s “recognition” of Juan Guaidó, a US puppet who has unilaterally and illegally declared himself to be “President” of Venezuela.
When Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe visited his British counterpart, Theresa May, there was far more on the main agenda than common economic considerations with Brexit.
Following diplomatic formalities there were serious agenda items which included:
Firstly, implications arising from Japan now having been ...
Government “generosity” a barrier to reef protection
Nick G. 18 January 2019
The Australian National Audit Office report on the $444 million grant from the federal government to the Great Barrier Reef Foundation ignores the most important aspects of this uncharacteristic generosity.
Controversy surrounding Senator Fraser Anning attending a far-right political rally in Melbourne in early January has highlighted how those concerned, in collaboration with their neo-Nazi admirers, are still able to make a nasty, unpleasant contribution to political discourse in contemporary Australia.
The anti-Adani fight has been a touchstone in the struggle for sovereignty. This unfolding story is the fourth in a series investigating ruptures in a carefully fostered pro-corporate united front among First Nations Peoples.
Workers Organising - A Strong Base for Winning an Independent, Socialist Australia
Ned K. 15 January 2019
In the struggle between capital and labour in Australia since 1788, the working class has overcome all sorts of obstacles put in its path by the ruling colonial and imperialist powers and their various layers of governments. Laws at state and federal levels have ...
This is the third article investigating ruptures in a carefully fostered pro-corporate united front among First Nations Peoples. It updates and revisits previously published material on mining industry interference in First Nations’ communities and issues.
Injustice within the Law means Resistance is always our Duty
Danny O. 10 January 2019
We are told that the law is impartial. That all stand equally before it, and that it arbitrates fairly and with justice. But it doesn’t. Our lived experiences show us that’s a lie.
Cheap Labour and Regional Migration Schemes have a long history in Australia
Ned K. 8 January 2019
2019 is an election year in the federal parliamentary three-year cycle. Immigration is likely to be blown up out of all proportion as an election issue. One idea already thrown up by the Morrison Government is forced regional migration as a condition of entry ...
