For A Mass Labor Party In The USA
In our times of social collapse, a Labor Party founded and controlled by workers themselves is more necessary than ever. The two bosses' parties are conspiring to take away all we have. Forward for an independent workers' party to confront them!
Last Night's Election From NYC AFT PSC CUNY Pres
Dear PSC Members,
Thank you to everyone who worked on behalf of the PSC’s endorsed candidates. There were a number of important successes in the legislature. When it comes to the race for President, however, the outcome is devastating and dangerous. Trump’s election is a threat to democracy. Republicans won a majority in the Senate and are threatening to win a majority in the House. Please check on your loved ones and take a deep breath. Show solidarity to the people in your life who are more at risk today than yesterday, and try to be present for your students and colleagues. Then prepare for the struggles ahead.
We should be clear: Trump’s election is a victory for fascism in the United States. His anti-worker, misogynist, racist, xenophobic agenda will make many lives more miserable and painful here and around the world if left unchecked. That is where we come in. The Trump movement has us in their crosshairs as educators and unionists. Educators need to redouble our efforts to build our power and reassert the role of knowledge and critical thinking to a functioning democracy. Unionists understand the power of solidarity and will need to exercise collective action. An autocrat like Trump can only have gained the support of so many Americans by playing to our fears and anxieties, because his policies and the Project 2025 blueprint cannot help us and will in fact harm us – some more than others.
It is hard to say what is most broken when a convicted felon, someone who announced in advance his intention to rule like a dictator, is elected U.S. President. But what’s troubled me the most is the right-wing assault on truth and the very idea of verifiability. That assault has been swift and effective. Those of us who work in higher education engage our students in the production of knowledge and the search for truth. Whatever our discipline or field, our work is about cultivating an informed citizenry. The movement that Trump leads is fundamentally about undermining that project. As we’ve seen in Florida, Texas and elsewhere, he and his acolytes aim not only to discredit and defund educational institutions but also to undermine the values and principles on which the public education system is built.
It is a wake-up call for organized labor that Trump’s movement has effectively harnessed such broad support of working people and the poor. The conservative elite in this country believed they could use Trump to move their agenda, cloaked in populist rhetoric. But Trump’s movement has also used them. We in the labor movement and in higher education must rise collectively to this moment to contain and defeat autocracy.
We can mourn what this election reveals about our country, and today we should take a moment to breathe, but then we must organize.
The PSC is part of a quickly forming coalition of grassroots organizations and labor unions mounting a “Protect our Futures” rally and march in Manhattan this Saturday November 9th at 12 noon. The event will begin with a rally at Columbus Circle. Fill out the PSC webform linked below to let us know you will come.
Click this link and complete the webform to tell us you will be at the Protect our Futures rally this Saturday, November 9th, 12:00 PM at Columbus Circle.
We'll take stock and talk about next steps at an online election debrief open to all PSC members on Monday, November 11th at 12PM. Here is the registration. I hope you will attend.
Click this link and complete the Zoom registration for a link to join the online PSC Election 2024 Debrief Monday, November 11 at 12:00 PM.
James Davis
PSC President
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Stop Fascist Coup & Insurrection With A General Strike
Workers & Unions Have To Prepare NOW To Stop Fascist Take-over
The imminent threat of a fascist coup and insurrection is growing regardless of the results of the election. Trump and his fascist cronies have said they will accept nothing less than taking power.
They have the backing of the US Supreme Court, which has ruled that the president can take any action if he declares it an “official act.” and they control the House.
The Democratic Party cannot stop this fascist movement because they are not willing to mobilize workers in defense of democratic rights. They are relying on the army to save them. A large part of the military brass, including Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley, are saying that Trump is a fascist through and through. Trump has said he would have Milley put on trial for treason and killed. This is what is in store for the top US military officials who are opposing him.
Trump has already said he would fire UAW president Shawn Fain and the UAW is already under a monitor for past corruption. If Trump takes power he will quickly put the UAW in trusteeship and file criminal charges against Shawn Fain and likely jail him. He will then seize the strike fund and shutdown militant locals around the country that have had strikes or opposed the genocide by Israel supported by the US.
Under Project 2025, the NLRB will be taken over by fascists like Turning Point USA, who have been working with Trump to fire thousands of civil service workers and replace them with fascists.
He will also unleash these racists and fascists to murder trade union organizers, particularly in the South and also use them against Black, Brown and Asian communities..
Trump and his fascist movement will not be stopped by a split capitalist class that is engaged in internecine warfare. Neither capitalist party has a solution to this systemic crisis.
The techno fascist gangsters like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Peter Thiel, Larry Ellison, and David Sacks are spending hundreds of millions of dollars to push a victory for Trump, who says he will eliminate regulation of the environment, OSHA and any regulation of Crypto currencies. This will escalate the speed of an economic panic and collapse globally.
The cause of this crisis is the decline of US imperialism and the crisis in capitalism for more profits and markets. The US cannot compete against China and that is why Trump is calling for massive tariffs that will lead to trade war and global depression and a drive toward world war. The Democrats, like the Republicans, are for more militarization and support for the genocide of the Palestinians and Lebanese and the people of the Middle East.
The trade unions and working class have the power to carry out a national general strike yet the AFL-CIO union officials are totally loyal to the Democratic Party. They were silent when Trump was in power and publicly race baited Latinos, Blacks and Asians. Their silence was deafening and their silence today is ominous. They are telling workers to rely on Harris and the Democrats to protect them.
Only workers and unions organized independently can defend themselves. We call on workers to set up discussions and united front action committees on the need for organizing a general strike against a coming insurrection and attempted coup. We need a united front of all working class organizations and unions to fight fascism. The failure to build a united front will lead to the victory of the fascists, as was the case in Germany. We have no choice.
Trump and his fascists will not be stopped with words. We have to break with the bankrupt Democrats, who are pushing us toward world war, and build a mass democratic labor party that can provide a program that will put the wealth and resources of this country in the hands of the working people and not the billionaires who run not only the US but the world.
Time is short.
Statement Of United Front Committee For A Labor Party
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November 8, 2024 International Day Of Action To Defend Workers Rights In Namibia
Rally At Namibian and Chinese Embassies & Consulates Around the World
In San Francisco
Friday November 8, 2024 5:00 PM
Chinese Consulate Laguna & Geary St.
San Francisco, California
Namibian workers are under attack. They are being injured and killed in the uranium, marble and lithium mines and their union leaders have been harassed, bullied and fired for standing up for their members.
At the Namibia Husab uranium mine which is the second largest in the world, firefighters and other mine workers have been contracted out by the owner China General Nuclear Power to Eagle Night Watch Security company. Workers do not have masks and PPE and are being poisoned and injured on the job as contract workers which is benefiting CGNP.
The Namibian Labour Commission as well has also been captured by CGNP and the Chinese National Nuclear Corporation that controls the Rossing nuclear mine. Unionists at both these mines have been fired and Chinese workers are being brought into do their work violation their union and labor rights under Namibian law.
On November 8, 2024 there will be an arbitration for Eagle Night Watch Security workers to demand that the company pay them a living wage and has proper health and safety protection. The Labor Commission has also stalled the arbitration of Husab union leader Marcia Kauatjitotje who was fired for defending her fellow workers.
Please join this international campaign and take action at the embassies and consulates of Namibia and Chinese on November 8.
Rehired All Fired Namibian Union Workers At The Husab and Rossing MinesPPE, Health and Safety Rights On The Job & Healthcare Benefits For All Husab & Rossing Mine Workers
No More Fake AA Reports On Conditions At The Husab Mine
Pay Workers Living Wages NOW & End Contract Labor
Additional Media:
Namibia Husab Uranium Miners China & The Worker's Struggle Against Union Busting and Corruption
youtu.be/N-wXaNC9LME
The Union Busting War On Namibian Workers
youtu.be/twVLySyVcT8
Chinese State-owned Companies Now Control Entire Nambia Uranium Industry
economist.com.na/45690/headlines/chinese-state-owned-companies-now-control-entire-namibian-uraniu…
Safety concerns rock Swakop Uranium
neweralive.na/posts/safety-concerns-rock-swakop-uranium
Internatonal Labor Solidarity Committee For The Namibian Miners
ilscnamibia.wordpress.com
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Stop Privatization, School Closing & Union Busting In SFUSD & CCSF … See MoreSee Less
Unite UC Workers for a Contract and for Palestine
Stop the War on Workers! Stop the Genocide and War Profiteering!
The UC Regents and UC management are at war with their workers. While the university is spending billions on buying new hospitals and a massive construction binge, UC workers cannot afford the exploding cost of living.
The UC Regents and management are spending tens of millions on union busting lawyers to prevent UC workers from striking, protecting their right to free speech, and protecting the health and safety of UC workers, who are being pushed to the limit by understaffing. Workers are also opposing privatization of more and more of the university through “joint public-private partnerships” that have personally benefited the university regents. Former UC Regent Richard Blum actually was allowed to use university pension funds to profit through his own private equity firm. [1]
The university is also the largest owner of apartments in California and has been part of the massive rental increases for working people and the poor [2, 3, 4]. At the same time, they are now taking part in the capitalist healthcare system and are driving down workers’ wages in order to compete against Kaiser, Sutter, and other supposedly “non-profit” healthcare insurance companies. [5]
The regents and ex-officio board members selected by Gavin Newsom are a collection of multi-millionaire corporate executives and well-connected political operatives. They do not speak for the people of California or the workers who make the university work and they do not act in our interests. We need an elected board of regents, controlled by the workers, students, staff, and public—not the billionaires.
The way to defeat these union busters and privatizers is to unite all the unions at the UC and beyond, and prepare for statewide strike action of all the unions to shut down the university and bust the union busters. All UC workers need a COLA that will protect against inflation, not just this year but in the future. We must go to the public and legislature and demand that UC stop spending millions on union busting lawyers to fight our unions.
The three major unions at the UC—AFSCME 3299, UAW 4811, and UPTE CWA 9119—together have more than 100,000 members, but they are currently divided. They negotiate their contracts with university management separately, they strike separately, and for the most part, they do not even support each other on the picket lines. We need to unite these fights, which are against the same administrators, the same regents, and the same union busting law firms. If the UC’s unions went out together, the university would be completely shut down and would have no choice but to accede to workers’ demands for a living wage.
We call on rank and file members to demand that their unions start to have joint union rallies with workers from all unions.
We must also unify the fight against the privatization of the UC with the fight against the increasing repression and militarization of the university, which is directly connected to the support of the military industrial complex by the regents and management. The UC receives some $400 million per year in military-tied funding, holds some $3.3 billion in investments linked to defense contractors, another $2.1 billion managed by war profiteer BlackRock, and $8.6 billion tied to Blackstone, the biggest corporate slumlord in the world. [6, 7, 8, 9]
Over the course of the last year, the UC has spent tens of millions of dollars repressing students, staff, and faculty who have opposed the genocide in Gaza and who have taken a principled stand in calling for the UC to divest from war profiteers. [10] Rather than condemning the genocide, the UC Regents have spent the last year condemning student protesters as “hateful,” “despicable,” and “reprehensible.” [11] By vilifying and smearing the student protests, they have deliberately tried to poison public opinion and lay the groundwork for violent repression. They bear direct responsibility for allowing a chain of violent attacks on the student encampments, culminating in the fascistic mob attack on the UCLA encampment on April 30. While a mob attacked students with pipes, pepper spray, fireworks, and teargas, seriously injuring 25, the UC police were (for once!) stood down. [12] Across the UC, some 500 students were arrested for participating in peaceful protests, and many were injured during the numerous police assaults on the protests, which made liberal use of rubber bullets, flash bangs, and other “less-lethal” weaponry.
While the university refuses to pay its workers a living wage, it has found the money to raise the salaries of the UC Chancellors to around $1 million per year. [13] This is on top of the tens of millions spent on the steadily expanding bureaucracy of UC administrators. The UC Regents also recently approved the purchase of millions of dollars of military-grade hardware, including pepper bullets, projectile launchers, and drones, and many millions more to fund a permanent garrison of police and private security on our campuses. [14]
While UC workers cannot afford to live in California, the Democrat-run California government supports the trillions of dollars spent on war and supports the genocide in Gaza, which would be impossible without tens of billions of dollars of US-supplied weapons. The UC Regents, which are essentially a sub-committee of the Democratic Party for running the UC, back these policies to the hilt.
The profiteers who own and run the military industrial complex are the same people running the UC. The same forces pushing through rules and regulations that take away democratic rights on our campuses—banning protests, restricting speech, arresting and retaliating against students and faculty—are implicated in pursuing imperialist wars abroad. The UC Regents are helping to set the stage for massive purges and retaliatory firings and union busting.
The wars abroad are also a war on UC workers and all working people in California and the US. The methods of repression, surveillance, and terror used against the civilian population in Gaza will increasingly be brought home to this country. If it takes power, the fascist movement centered on Donald Trump will launch mass deportations, enact sweeping attacks on democratic rights, deploy the police against protests, and shut down unions and organizing across the country. Project 2025 is a blueprint for the crushing of all democratic and union rights.
Our unions must connect these urgent issues in their contract fights. The business unionist ideology of the US labor movement says that we should not connect the wars abroad with the war at home but that is wrong and dangerous. Other unions around the world, including the UK TUC, are holding national days of action against the genocide, but in the US most of our union leaderships ignore the genocide and war, or at best issue a noncommittal statement, and do nothing, worried that it will undermine their contract negotiations, or alienate their Democratic Party patrons. The union bureaucracy does not care to see that every penny and dollar spent abroad for genocide and war is coming out of education, healthcare, and housing here.
The UC should become an institution that is run by the working people for the working people and not the billionaires, who have twisted the goal of public education into another money-making scheme and who are forcing the students to go into debt to pay for their education. California, with over 190 billionaires, should not be forcing workers to sleep in their cars and having to go deep in debt just to go to university.
We support the UC People’s Tribunal On Palestine that will be taking place in Oakland and the UCSF Mission campus on November 11th and 12th and a Tribunal in Southern California. We urge that all unions, chapters and other organizations at UC support these important events and actions.
ucpeoplestribunal.org
NOW is the Time to Unite and Win the Fight. UC Workers Need to Unite for Action.
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Sign petition of solidarity with Şiar Rişvanoğlu and the DIP of Turkey!
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Threat against workers, toilers, the oppressed, the Kurdish people, and friends of Palestine in the person of the revolutionary attorney Şiar Rişvanoğlu!
Solidarity with Şiar Rişvanoğlu!
Sign The Petition
We the undersigned stand in solidarity with Şiar Rişvanoğlu, an attorney who has spent decades systematically defending the exploited and the oppressed and a member of the Revolutionary Workers Party of Turkey (DIP), against the explicit death menace he has received from the so-called “Turkish Vengeance Brigade”, a band of assassins that in the past has killed hundreds of leftists, which is simply an extension of the mainstream fascist movement of Turkey, sometimes identified as the “Grey Wolves”.
The death menace was directed to Şiar Rişvanoğlu as a reaction to the speech he made at the General Assembly of the Bar Association of Adana, an industrial hub where he works and lives and has run as a candidate in the past in municipal elections, welding the indignation of the workers and the determination of the oppressed Kurds and women. Rişvanoğlu simply defended fighting workers all over Turkey, in particular the meat factory workers of Polonez in the Istanbul region, who have been fighting for the last three months the brazen violation of their right to unionization, as well as the oppressed Kurdish people and women, and the Palestinian people against Zionism and imperialism.
We demand that the Turkish authorities make sure that the source of the threat is identified and the danger on his life is averted so that Rişvanoğlu continues his work of defending the exploited and the oppressed unharmed.
Sign petitionClick
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here to read the communiqué published by the DIP’s Central Committee immediately after this threat.📷Fascist threat against Şiar Rişvanoğlu protested in front of Adana judiciary.Şiar Rişvanoğlu, visiting the resistance area in front of the Polonez meat factory after the threat. The struggling workers welcomed him with the banner “Şiar Rişvanoğlu, the lawyer of the workers, the laborers, the oppressed, is not alone!”📷📷📷📷TwitterFacebookWebsiteEmailYouTubeInstagramSpotifyCopyright © 2024 RedMed, All rights reserved.
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Political Independence and Power for the Minnesota Nurses Association Resolution Introduced
WHEREAS: The strength of our union is based on an organized, united, and mobilized membership; and
WHEREAS: All effective movements historically have been based on building collective and independent power to compel change politically and in the workplace; and
WHEREAS: Over decades, organized labor drifted from these principles into attempts to negotiate influence through alliances and gifts to dominant politicians and political parties; and
WHEREAS: These strategies have not grown union membership, increased union power in the workplace, weakened corporate influence in health care, addressed racial disparities in any significant way, nor affected the long retreat union labor has endured for decades; and
WHEREAS: Corporations have dominant influence within two political parties while working class people currently have no political organization of our own.
WHEREAS: The relationship of organized labor to the two dominant political parties has divided our membership, enforced a misplaced perspective that change will come from above, weakened our identification as nurses and workers, and prohibited the formation of a genuine worker’s party; and
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT: Minnesota Nurses Association commits to building independent political power and strengthening membership unity, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: As of January 1, 2021, MNA will no longer donate funds to political candidates, political action committees, nor any other funding vehicle associated with the Republican and Democratic Parties.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: As of of January 1, 2021, MN will not endorse or donate labor or other in-kind services to political candidates, political action committees, or any other funding vehicle associated with the Republican and Democratic Parties or their candidates.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: MNA will promote political independence through the Minnesota AFL-CIO and join with workers and community members across the State who are engaged in the same.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: MNA will build our influence in political arenas through organizing, demonstrating, building our own independent candidates, strikes, and crafting laws that build power for union members and the larger working class in health care across Minnesota and the United States.
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UFCLP Response To FSP Slander Of Argentina Workers Party & Crossing The Class Line
10/1/24
The growing fascist attacks on the working class and left are part and parcel of the global class struggle. As the crisis of capitalism grows, the need to crush any working class revolutionary alternative is critical for the capitalist class and the fascists. The Argentina Milei government today in Latin America is leading the attacks on the workers and labor movement by mass privatization, growing repression and criminal charges against the Workers Party PO and the leaders of the Piqueteros movement with charges of “corruption”.
The Workers Party was the first organization to march and rally against the Milei government’s orders that there could be no more political rallies and they have also supported the Piqueteros movement that helped organize and fight for the rights of unemployed and forced the government to provide food for the hungry which the Piqueteros organizations distributed. This movement is hated by the capitalists and the Milei government and is the real reason the Milei government fabricated charges against the Workers Party and the leaders of the Piqueteros.
On September 23, 2024 the day before an hearing on these witch hunts and fraudulent charges would be heard in an Argentina court, an international day of action took place around the world at Argentinian consulates, embassies and in the United States at the Federal Building in Oakland, California to demand the dropping of these charges. The demonstration also opposed the US government’s support of the Milei government through the IMF and growing US military and CIA operations in Argentina.
youtu.be/i8Vtkyl9BO4
The united front rally in Oakland, California had five or six organizations as well as trade unions and community activists.
Days before the meeting, a panel was held by Workers Voice and the Freedom Socialist Party on the issue of a labor party in the United States.
At this meeting a representative of the United Front Committee For A Labor Party UFCLP that had initiated the united front campaign in the US asked whether they would endorse and support the global day of action to demand the dropping of the MIlie government’s criminal charges.
The representative from the FSP Bob Price, when pressed at the meeting said that his organization could not support the united front campaign and join the rally because they believed that the Workers Party had improperly used funds from the government that should have been used for the working class.
soundcloud.com/workweek-radio/fsp-price-bob-on-defense-of
Earlier Price said that the PO was a corrupt party according to reports from his sympathizers in Argentina.
This is a despicable lie and an attack on the PO that crosses the class line by the FSP and their supporters in Argentina and actually helps the campaign of the fascist Milie government in their slander and repression campaign in Argentina. For an organization that calls itself socialist and Trotskyist and says that it is for democratic rights and against US imperialism, this refusal to join a united front for the defense of working class organizations in Argentina under attack by the Milie government is inexcusable.
This is particularly the case since the rise of fascism not only in Argentina but the United States is a clear threat to the unions and working class organizations. In this period of the rise of fascism, for a left organization to actually join with a fascist government in agreeing with their anti-communist slanderous charges is reprehensible. Attacks on left and Black organizations in the US have a long history including the recent attacks on the Uhuru party and their leadership for being agents of Russia. These attacks will continue and grow both under the Democrats and a Trump government.
Members of the FSP must reject this slander and make this leadership accountable for their actions. This is also a warning to the left and the working class of the kind of pressure that this crisis can put on an organization leading it to cross the class lines.
Now more than ever, we need to rely on our working class principles , that is always defending the working class and its organizations against the lies and slander of the ruling class. The world is facing a catastrophic crisis, we cannot afford to falter now
www.ufclp.org
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UFCLP Response To FSP Slander Of Argentina Workers Party & Crossing The Class Line
10/1/24
The growing fascist attacks on the working class and left are part and parcel of the global class struggle. As the crisis of capitalism grows, the need to crush any working class revolutionary alternative is critical for the capitalist class and the fascists. The Argentina Milei government today in Latin America is leading the attacks on the workers and labor movement by mass privatization, growing repression and criminal charges against the Workers Party PO and the leaders of the Piqueteros movement with charges of “corruption”.
The Workers Party was the first organization to march and rally against the Milei government’s orders that there could be no more political rallies and they have also supported the Piqueteros movement that helped organize and fight for the rights of unemployed and forced the government to provide food for the hungry which the Piqueteros organizations distributed. This movement is hated by the capitalists and the Milei government and is the real reason the Milei government fabricated charges against the Workers Party and the leaders of the Piqueteros.
On September 23, 2024 the day before an hearing on these witch hunts and fraudulent charges would be heard in an Argentina court, an international day of action took place around the world at Argentinian consulates, embassies and in the United States at the Federal Building in Oakland, California to demand the dropping of these charges. The demonstration also opposed the US government’s support of the Milei government through the IMF and growing US military and CIA operations in Argentina.
youtu.be/i8Vtkyl9BO4
The united front rally in Oakland, California had five or six organizations as well as trade unions and community activists.
Days before the meeting, a panel was held by Workers Voice and the Freedom Socialist Party on the issue of a labor party in the United States.
At this meeting a representative of the United Front Committee For A Labor Party UFCLP that had initiated the united front campaign in the US asked whether they would endorse and support the global day of action to demand the dropping of the MIlie government’s criminal charges.
The representative from the FSP Bob Price, when pressed at the meeting said that his organization could not support the united front campaign and join the rally because they believed that the Workers Party had improperly used funds from the government that should have been used for the working class.
soundcloud.com/workweek-radio/fsp-price-bob-on-defense-of
Earlier Price said that the PO was a corrupt party according to reports from his sympathizers in Argentina.
This is a despicable lie and an attack on the PO that crosses the class line by the FSP and their supporters in Argentina and actually helps the campaign of the fascist Milie government in their slander and repression campaign in Argentina. For an organization that calls itself socialist and Trotskyist and says that it is for democratic rights and against US imperialism, this refusal to join a united front for the defense of working class organizations in Argentina under attack by the Milie government is inexcusable.
This is particularly the case since the rise of fascism not only in Argentina but the United States is a clear threat to the unions and working class organizations. In this period of the rise of fascism, for a left organization to actually join with a fascist government in agreeing with their anti-communist slanderous charges is reprehensible. Attacks on left and Black organizations in the US have a long history including the recent attacks on the Uhuru party and their leadership for being agents of Russia. These attacks will continue and grow both under the Democrats and a Trump government.
Members of the FSP must reject this slander and make this leadership accountable for their actions. This is also a warning to the left and the working class of the kind of pressure that this crisis can put on an organization leading it to cross the class lines.
Now more than ever, we need to rely on our working class principles , that is always defending the working class and its organizations against the lies and slander of the ruling class. The world is facing a catastrophic crisis, we cannot afford to falter now
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