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The legacy of Gerry Healy and the WRP
Gerry Healy (left) of the WRP leading the Wigan Building Workers’ Action Committee march in central London in 1975 demanding the release of ...
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Associated Industries wanted to portray organized labor as hostile to American values. This advertisement appeared on November 1, 1919 ...
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EMPIRE OF AI: Dreams and Nightmares in Sam Altman’s OpenAI Karen Hao Penguin Press, 2025 482 pages Karen Hao’s Empire of AI is a deep dive ... -
by Alex Steiner Lenin as depicted by Diego Rivera In September of 2014 we posted a brief comment on a resolution on war tha...
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Almost exactly 10 years ago, on June 24, 2009, we published a long commentary titled, The PSG and the EU elections. In that article, who...
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Note: The following is a slightly expanded and amended version of a talk given by Frank Brenner at the Locomotiva Cafe in Athen... -
Part I By Alex Steiner After failing to respond for the last 6 years to the document The Downward Spiral of the International Co...
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by James Bradley Your introduction to David Bruce's piece, A Charlatan Exposed , provided an excellent backdrop for the ideas raised ...
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