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Once again, labour unions call a "strike". A well supervised "strike", which notably ends the same day, so that they can continue negotiating our dismissals, managing our misery and supervising our conflicts. Under the control of labour unions, under parties, under ONG or under any other State apparatus, it is impossible to abolish capitalism. Where the autonomous organization of the proletariat begins, the possibility of revolution begins. For it is necessary to exceed any sectoral separation, any reformist stand and all divisions... [Lire la suite]

Blood-Baath in Syria and proletarian direct action It was thirty years ago, in the city of Hama in Syria… On February 2nd, 1982, the population responded to calls for insurrection against the government, against misery and repression. The insurgents were joined by 150 officers of the army and seized control of the city; they destroyed centres of repression, they executed more than 300 mercenaries of the regime, as well as a first unit of paratroops sent to subdue the revolt. The state retaliated while besieging the city and bombing... [Lire la suite]

Download in PDF The explosion of rage we see all over the world doesn’t start from joyfully indignant citizens, respectful of the constitutional State, who can afford the luxury of non-violence… but from us, exploited proletarians, in struggle against the every time worse conditions of survival imposed on us. We are not outraged, shocked, indignant… Among the horrors of the capitalist system, there’s nothing new imposed on us nowadays. It’s the same old recipes, even worse, which are used for strengthening the power of the... [Lire la suite]

Hello comrades! Here we are sending you some factual contribution to future translations of your new text about the current wave of class struggle in Maghreb and Mashreq to provide you with some examples of important actions of our class. All our sources are obtained only via internet, so we cannot really confirm all the informations. Most of sources are bourgeois media, so it is necessary to "read between the lines".We point out, what we see from the communist point of view as  important moments in the otherwise... [Lire la suite]

Class struggle in Maghreb and Mashrek [1]…Class struggle worldwide… Since weeks and months a strong movement is taking place in the so-called “Arab world”, which is nothing but a part of the whole world of capital. Countries like Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen, Bahrain, Libya, Syria, etc., cities like Tunis, Gafsa, Sfax, Kasserine, Cairo, Alexandria, Suez, Sanaa, Aden, Tripoli, Benghazi, Misrata, Tobruk, Damas, Deraa, Lattakia, Homs, etc. are in fire and burning from our social anger. Protests and demonstrations, clashes with police and... [Lire la suite]

Against the dictatorship of the economy Long live the international revolt of the proletariat! What’s the difference between these revolts in the “Arab world” and the previous revolts in Latin America, in Greece or in French suburbs? Which difference can there be between the struggles of proletarians in Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Bahrain, Syria, Yemen… and in Bolivia, in China? They don’t have any different reasons, they don’t have any different enemy, and they don’t have any different perspectives. If they don’t break out yet... [Lire la suite]

Since several months, the revolt has been growing and spreading from Algeria to Iraq. Thousands of rebels, young and less young, men and women shook the power while demonstrating, rioting, striking. Ben Ali and Mubarak left. May they croak! According to the bourgeois and their allies (unions, parties, political organizations, and journalists) “the people demands democracy”… as if we would like to be controlled, imprisoned, dispossessed of our existence under the yoke of any government. As if democracy could solve all our problems by... [Lire la suite]

After Ben Ali and Mubarak, who’s next? The revolutionary fire spreads all over the Arabic countries. A wave of panic sweeps through the dictators’ side, while the population steps up its courage and self-confidence, in spite of the most ferocious repression, like in Libya. In Algeria, in Yemen, in Bahrain, in Libya, in Iran, or in Morocco, at various levels, demonstrations increase. In Libya the hundreds of deaths on the orders of the dictator in desperate straits only contributed to overexciting the courage of demonstrators and... [Lire la suite]

Already the army is organizing for a smooth transition from the rule of Mubarak to that of another character mask of capital, opposition is channeled into orderly police supervised gatherings making meaningless political demands. Imperialism gloats about another wave of democratic uprisings, just like those which lead to the fall of the Eastern Bloc, clearly hoping that the fall of the sclerotic dictatorships which encumber the Arab countries will leave the universal dictatorship of the market untouched. The epic making events... [Lire la suite]

The mass arrests of looters in Egypt and the para-military self organization of petty bourgeois citizens for the protection of their ill gotten gains against the destitute majority, once again illustrates the heinous fraud that is every cross-class “popular” and “democratic” movement. To citizens intoxicated with bourgeois ideology’s normalization of commodity tyranny and human degradation, proletarians appropriating what they need is a crime and an act of provocation, which can only be explained by their being in the pay of the... [Lire la suite]