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On February 4th, Internationalist Perspective is taking part in an “anti-capitalist smackdown” in Seattle. The meeting takes palce at 1105 23rd Avenue in Seattle and starts at 3PM. Participating tendencies (in alphabetic order) – Anarcho-syndicalism – Black Orchid – Communization … Continue reading →

Do you believe another world is possible? That humankind would be better off with a system other than capitalism (or the other class societies that came before it)? Are you inspired by OWS and the explosion of the occupy movement, … Continue reading →

As the year is ending, the Occupy movement can look back with pride. A lot was accomplished in just a few months time. Our protest has broken the silence on the pain that the system we live under inflicts on … Continue reading →

We received this message from the Socialist Workers League of Korea this week. Like many other organizations, IP was a part of the campaign against their arrest and conviction. ——————————————— Dear comrades We inform you that the result of “Socialist … Continue reading →

A Call to an Open Meeting: Sunday, January 8, 2012 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM The Commons 388 Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn (three blocks from the Atlantic Avenue Subway Stop) We write on the day before Occupy protesters will be … Continue reading →

All over the world, events are keeping up with the pace of a crisis, the end of which was just recently cheerfully proclaimed by people who thought ludicrous amounts of sovereign debt to be the recipe for an economic miracle. … Continue reading →

A leaflet by Insurgent Notes Today, after two months of occupations and the attacks on the occupations in Portland, Oakland and now Manhattan, OWS might be crossing a new threshold–a massive convergence of students in Union Square and a working-class … Continue reading →

In our opinion, an inspirational video OWS November 17, 2011

A New version of our leaflet was distributed in New york this weekend THEY DON’T GET IT…. When the media talk about Occupy Wall Street, they often do so with disdain: a movement that has no leaders, no set of … Continue reading →

The demand of the TPTG for a “proletarian counter-inquiry” into certain accusations that they have made in their “Open Letter” against a militant of Aufheben raise a number of questions that need to be addressed by pro-revolutionaries. The response by … Continue reading →