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The ISO's socialism conference vs. the need for a mass revolutionary organization

I attended parts of two workshops from the ISO's recent Northwest regional conference in Seattle on building a revolutionary alternative [1]. I was at the first workshop ("War & Capitalism: The Marxist theory of Imperialism") from 2:30 pm until about 3 ...

From BEN SEATTLE, Portland Indymedia,  9 Nov 2008

The Seattle Anti-Imperialist Committee and the struggle for sobriety (part 2)

Even the most uncompromising stand against imperialist politics is not enough. Our movement needs organization based on transparency and mass democracy. Only in this way can large numbers of activists have insight into and influence over the direction ...

From BEN SEATTLE, Portland Indymedia,  7 Sep 2008

The Seattle Anti-Imperialist Committee and the struggle for sobriety

.......... In honor of those who have fallen: .......... SAIC and the struggle for sobriety .......... (and a high productivity of labor) .......... in the antiwar and .......... revolutionary movements .......... .......... Ben Seattle -- July 17, 200 ...

From BEN SEATTLE, Portland Indymedia,  18 Jul 2008
Related Topics: U.S. Democratic Party

The crisis in the RCP and revolution in communications

A former editor of the RCP's newspaper, Mike Ely, maintains a blog which currently carries a major article ("Nine Letters to Our Comrades") highly critical of Avakian and the current line of the RCP. It can be found here:  http://mikeely.wordpress.com/ ...

From BEN SEATTLE, Portland Indymedia,  29 Dec 2007
Related Topics: U.S. Democratic Party

A comment on the CVO's article on "socialist health care"

how the cargo-cult ideology cripples agitation: Recently the Communist Voice Organization (CVO) published an article on "socialist health care" [1]. The article describes the current crisis in health care in which many in the U.S. have no health ...

From BEN SEATTLE, Portland Indymedia,  18 Nov 2007
Related Topics: Joseph Green,  Michael Moore

(Seattle) What's wrong with the slogan: "Money for Jobs, not for War" ?

First, of course, yes, it would be better if money were sent on creating jobs instead of slaughtering people in Iraq and training death squads there. So the demand for jobs instead of war is a just demand and deserves support. So, then, what could ...

From BEN SEATTLE, Portland Indymedia,  25 Mar 2007

WOT: Nine Theses on the Emerging Revolution in Communications and its Significance for the

newswire article commentary global 13.Nov.2006 19:31 alternative media | imperialism & war WOT: Nine Theses on the Emerging Revolution in Communications and its Significance for the author: Ben Seattle (reposted by Marik) As decade rolls after decade, ...

From BEN SEATTLE, Portland Indymedia,  14 Nov 2006
Related Topics: Microsoft Corporation

U.S. imperialism orders its Israeli attack dog to deepen blood bath in Lebanon

An editorial in the Washington Post refutes the popular "tail wags the dog" theory -- which holds that Israel calls the shots in the US-Israeli strategic partnership. ============================================================ ...

From BEN SEATTLE, Portland Indymedia,  9 Aug 2006
Related Topics: Hezbollah,  Mikhail Gorbachev

WOT: Eight Theses on the Destiny of the Concept of Workers' Rule

A network of individuals, independent and alternative media activists and organisations, offering grassroots, non-corporate, non-commercial coverage of important social and political issues. These eight theses are the first installment ...

From BEN SEATTLE, UK Indymedia Newswire,  16 Jul 2006
Related Topics: Mick Jagger

SEP Election Campaign is not deserving of enthusiasm or support

Background for those who have just tuned in: -------------------------------------------- For those who have not been following the action -- Marik responded to a post [1] on Portland Indymedia (pdximc) by the Socialist Equality ...

From BEN SEATTLE, Portland Indymedia,  3 Jul 2006

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