French protesters express solidarity with the peoples of the Sahel, denouncing Macron’s imperialist policies and chanting, “Down with French neocolonialism!” thecommunists.org/sections/n…

So it turns out “alternative” Keynesian "economist" Michael hudson is CIA affiliated. From Phil Bevin’s upcoming article… patreon.com/AdifferentNarrat… If you want to understand the world as it actually functions, in the mean time, read this: shop.thecommunists.org/produ… Right from its inception, Lenin’s thesis has provoked the most rabid hostility and opposition, on the part of the ideologues of the imperialist bourgeoisie as well as opportunists in the working class movement, for it has served to enlighten and organise the proletariat and the oppressed peoples in their struggle against the system of exploitation by one human being of another, and by one nation of another; for it has served to make them aware that imperialism is moribund capitalism, which, by sharpening all the contradictions of capitalism, brings the proletariat face to face with revolution.

GENERAL SECRETARY BOOKER OMOLE ACQUITTED ON ALL COUNTS! We reject the use of criminal proceedings to intimidate revolutionaries. We reject the criminalisation of communists for organising the working class and the oppressed. The right to organise, to speak, to assemble, to criticise the government and to advocate socialist transformation is not a favour granted by the ruling class. It is a democratic right that must be defended. @ryleague_Kenya @BookerBiro @CommunistsKe cpmk.org/87-recent-news/458-…

“Every opinion based on scientific criticism I welcome. As to prejudices of so-called public opinion, to which I have never made concessions, now as aforetime the maxim of the great Florentine is mine: “Segui il tuo corso, e lascia dir le genti.” 
[Follow your own course, and let people talk – paraphrased from Dante]” Karl Marx
London
July 25, 1867 Preface to Capital marxists.org/archive/marx/wo…

Sick Chirpse recently reported that Ryan Ferguson, the racist little reactionary dwarf, was refused fuel at a petrol station in Liverpool. The staff member reportedly told him: "I know who you are and I know what you stand for." An act of defiance as simple as this demonstrates something far more powerful than two groups shouting at each other across the street. It demonstrates the power of class consciousness in practice. Reactionaries like Ferguson thrive on attention and division. Their purpose is to turn workers against one another, directing the anger of the working class towards immigrants and minorities rather than the capitalist class responsible for the destruction of their material conditions. They rely on publicity, intimidation and the illusion that they represent ordinary working people. But they are powerless without the very working class they seek to divide. We should refuse to normalise their politics, legitimise their propaganda or allow those reactionaries any oxygen within our communities. The strength of the working class lies not simply in its numbers, but in its organisation, solidarity and understanding of its own class interests. A conscious and organised working class has no need for these reactionaries, but the capitalist system has every reason to employ these hateful figures to sow division in our communities. When workers recognise their collective power and learn to use it, no amount of reactionary propaganda can substitute for the material strength of an organised class.

Sick Chirpse recently reported that Ryan Ferguson, the racist little reactionary dwarf, was refused fuel at a petrol station in Liverpool. The staff member reportedly told him: "I know who you are and I know what you stand for." An act of defiance as simple as this demonstrates something far more powerful than two groups shouting at each other across the street. It demonstrates the power of class consciousness in practice. Reactionaries like Ferguson thrive on attention and division. Their purpose is to turn workers against one another, directing the anger of the working class towards immigrants and minorities rather than the capitalist class responsible for the destruction of their material conditions. They rely on publicity, intimidation and the illusion that they represent ordinary working people. But they are powerless without the very working class they seek to divide. We should refuse to normalise their politics, legitimise their propaganda or allow those reactionaries any oxygen within our communities. The strength of the working class lies not simply in its numbers, but in its organisation, solidarity and understanding of its own class interests. A conscious and organised working class has no need for these reactionaries, but the capitalist system has every reason to employ these hateful figures to sow division in our communities. When workers recognise their collective power and learn to use it, no amount of reactionary propaganda can substitute for the material strength of an organised class. Join the antifascist international: antifascistinternational.uk

Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to push NATO back to its 1997 borders and will demand that the alliance withdraw its troops from Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Finland during negotiations on Ukraine, The Telegraph reports. Putin, of course, is a moderate. We demand the total disbanding and destruction of NATO. We demand that ALL US TROOPS AND FORCES QUIT BRITAIN. We demand that Britain QUITs NATO. We demand the withdrawal of all British troops from aggressive military operations abroad, and the return of overseas bases and territories to their rightful owners and inhabitants. We demand the expulsion of all Israeli forces from Britain. All export of weapons from Britain to the US, Saudi, Jordan, Israel and the gulf monarchies must stop… Of course we cannot win such demands without asserting the rights and control of the British working people, and smashing UK Labour as a political force in Britain. Join the antifascist international antifascistinternational.uk

Dr Rahmeh is now muddying the #Yemen waters and trying to turn it into a sectarian war which it is not - it is a historic anti-colonialist/imperialist war fought by Yemenis not by "Shia" or "Sunni" as Rahmeh likes to paint everything as in her reductionist analysis. The following quotes were taken from an interview with a Yemeni mother in 2015: "I can categorically state, there is no sectarian conflict in Yemen.  They have been trying to ignite a sectarian war in Yemen but Yemen is one country where we have had Shafi Sunnis and Zaydi Shias praying in the same mosques for hundreds of years.  We are a society that is known to intermarry between these two sects. In reality they instigated this territorial war when they wanted to split Yemen into a 6 federal state system.  We are tired of having their agenda imposed upon us and being forced to implement it. I have lived in Yemen for the last 21 years and I never knew that my next door neighbour was a Shafi Sunni or a Zaydi Shia.  It was not part of our culture, we never asked.  We peacefully coexisted. This balkanisation agenda was the start of the entire problem.  Their division was all wrong.  They left some areas totally isolated. The Ansarullah movement and the Southern Separatist movement were both in favour of a confederal state system where Yemen would be divided into north and south existing within a federal state.  Most of us were ok with that. President Hadi [although I hate to call him our President] was pushing the Saudi agenda of the 6 state system.  Another thing that a lot of people don’t realise, is that when they divided the 6 state system they purposefully isolated one state called Azal.  Azal incorporated many of the Zaydi strongholds, Sadaa, Amran, Sanaa and Dhamar.  Azal was left without any resources or any access to the sea.  It was blatant imprisonment and suppression of what we would term the “traditional powers” in that area.  It was a deliberate attempt to weaken their influence in Yemen. So Hadi’s plan would have divided Yemen into smaller sectarian states while the Ansarullah plan was more like going back to the boundaries before unity where the south would have greater autonomy over its own internal affairs." Let me give you an example.  The al-Jauf area has both Sunni and Shia populations and so does Marib and elsewhere.  The Zaydi Shias and Shafi Sunnis are both very moderate sects.  Yemeni people have no affiliation to the Wahabi sect of Saudi Arabia. Wahabism is alien to Yemen. We do see certain areas in the South, like Hadramaut, which has been in the media lately, parts of which are totally under control of Al Qaeda.  The funny thing is, the bombs are falling on the very people that are fighting these extremists.  Not a single bomb has been dropped on the extremist strongholds.  Even though they know that AQ is in total control of al-Mukalla in Hadramaut and the seaport in that area.  That has to be a huge question mark over their true agenda in the region. The bombing has only achieved one thing and that is to further strengthen these extremist groups in Yemen.  I know that in Ansarullah controlled-areas we have the local popular committees that are in charge of security and they have been working round the clock to ensure that the extremist elements are kept at bay.  On the battleground their progress has been immensely impeded thanks to the airstrikes that serve as cover for the advancing extremists." Read the whole interview here and please don't pay attention to those who want to make the war a sectarian one. beeley.substack.com/p/yemen-…

Misinformation involves little more than repeating inaccurate information. It is not done maliciously. Disinformation, on the other hand, is far more sinister, as it involves peddling falsehoods with the specific intent to attack and cause harm. Using the threat of sanctions, the USA is now placing pressure on countries to distance themselves from Cuba and its doctors. At the time of writing this email, Jamaica, Guyana, Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, and St Vincent and the Grenadines have ended their bilateral agreements with Cuba. The United States is justifying its latest genocidal assault on Cuba’s survival by promoting the most barefaced lies about the tiny socialist island. In this case, that its medical brigades are a front for human trafficking, and that its healthcare workers are exploited and treated as modern-day slaves. thecommunists.org/2026/10/22…

Footage has landed of one of the panels out Chair, Joti Brar @joti2gaza joined at the Beautiful Days Rebel Tent in August. Thanks to the Rebel crew for doing such a great job of filming. The topic was ‘Did Iran just collapse the US empire?’ and other panelists were journalist Mohsen Abbas and Iranian patriot Prof Abbas Edalat. Ably compèred by Patrick Henningsen, with audience Q&A. In her contributions she discussed: – The parasitic nature of western economies and why imperialist domination is thus a matter of life and death for western ruling elites. – The origins and purpose of zionism and the Israeli project. The global significance of oil. Who really runs the world and what interests are being protected by imperialist bases and wars in the middle east? – How various divide-and-rule, culture wars strategies are used to polarise workers, manipulate their emotions and set them against each other. – The vexed question of unity: how do we attain maximum unity and who should we be trying to unify with? What should be the basis of our unified action, and why can’t we ‘unify’ with the Labour party and all those forces that are projecting Labour social-democratic politics into the working class. – The truth about the not-so-‘cold’ war, which should be renamed as the anticommunist war. Millions were slaughtered around the world to try to stop the rise of socialism – the system that is destined to replace capitalism and liberate the world’s people. – “Aren't all systems the same?” Anticommunist propaganda exists to make us fear our own strength. Socialism = working-class control and producing to satisfy the people’s needs not the capitalists’ thirst for profit. youtube.com/watch?v=-acO5Chr…

It is a constantly recurring theme in capitalist business that the ‘founding principles’ of a brand will be used to grow market share, but will inevitably be thrown away once a loyal consumer base has been established and further expansion requires cost-cutting measures for maximum profitability. Similarly, it is one thing for a ‘fringe’ party in the bourgeois system to adopt positions and procedures that will appeal to its prospective members, but quite another for it to sustain them as the party grows and starts to become a serious candidate for taking political office. thecommunists.org/2026/10/27…

Zack Polanski (Leader of Green Party) wrote in 2019: “I am more than prepared for us to stand against Benjamin Netenyahu when he commits disproportionate violence [!] against the Palestinian people. Let’s stand against all unfairness [!] around the world , but let’s not do it by trampling on the rights of minorities here at home…” [!] “Let me be clear — and genuinely clear, as opposed to ‘Theresa May’ clear — I am deeply disappointed that the party have not yet adopted the IHRA definition on antisemitism. Whatever you think about the attacks on Jeremy Corbyn or your stance on Israel/Palestine the current context meant the party really had an opportunity to send a message to the Jewish community.” We must be clear that NO PARTY that adopts the IHRA wda can avoid being shown to be Racist. The Green party - like all of British society must reject and discard this definition. crowdjustice.com/case/legal-… Donate to the legal fund to set a legal precedent that will have the IHRA kicked out of our schools, workplaces and hospitals.

Alex Gordon’s Election: Continuity of Revisionism in the Communist Party of Britain classconsciousnessproject.bl… The election of Alex Gordon as General Secretary of the Communist Party of Britain (CPB) represents nothing more than grim continuity of agenda—a consistency this revisionist political outfit has maintained since its re-founding in the late 1980s. This is the continuity: Support for the Labour Party imperialists; wretched social democracy with Communist Party aesthetics. It is no surprise that the working class of this country wants absolutely nothing to do with it.

Polish president and ‘historian’ Karol Nawrocki is the latest in a line of bourgeois puppets to try and ban the Polish Communist party. Before him, former justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro gave it a go – but was unable to finish the job after fleeing the country‘s prosecutors and eventually settling in the USA. In many countries this is a disturbing antidemocratic trend employed by consecutive governments that has taken hold across central and eastern Europe since the 1990s, especially as they seek closer integration with the EU and Nato. Without pushback it can only lead to the deepening of reactionary currents in European society. When will we rediscover a pan-European solidarity, learn to defend the achievements of the socialist people’s republics more strongly, and reclaim our shared European heritage? thecommunists.org/2026/10/28…

Smashing home the point: Labour supplying weapons to incinerate Palestinian children and turn Gaza into dust is the issue - not the obvious fact that Zionism is Racism.

US and Israel seizing central Asian water thecommunists.org/2026/10/15… Under the pretence of helping to modernise central Asia’s crumbling water infrastructure, the zionist state is spearheading an imperialist resource-grab and accelerating desertification of the region.

Does Israel have a right to exist? | Ranjeet Brar on the IHRA youtu.be/-xBtIEZ86W0

Typical crazed Zionists - Does Israel have a right to exist? | Ranjeet Brar on the IHRA youtu.be/-xBtIEZ86W0

Notice Britain is ABSENT from this VITAL action. Where is our @The_TUC @unitetheunion @unisontheunion @STWuk @PSCupdates - missing in action. The anti-fascist international must step into the breach! antifascistinternational.uk

For the youngsters, the Party was something absolute, all inclusive-the air they breathed, the bread they ate, the iron they cast. For Shor, the Party was something so close to his heart that at times he blushed when talking about his work, like a man recounting the intimate details of his private life. The party had seemed tiny to him when he first joined it. They met in Fischberg's flat- Comrade Yegor, Comrade Varya, Comrade Smirnov. Their fingers were stained with ink; they poured gelatine into a tray and drew out the pallid leaflets. Their thoughts were clear but the letters were as hazy as the future. Twenty-four years had passed since then. Now the Party seemed to Shor as huge as the world. It built industrial combines, opened up the steppe, pumped oil along pipelines and kindled Martin furnaces. It fostered a hundred and fifty million people. The Party's road was long. That road, to Shor, was life. shop.thecommunists.org/produ…