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The electricity market and the lie of “green” capital
By S. Argun, Red Phoenix correspondent, Seattle. The critical transition to renewable energy sources has been set up to fail by the economic restructuring of the electricity sector, which prioritizes market profits over anything else. The plummeting costs and rising profits of renewable sources have led much of the media to believe that the long…
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The anti-Marxist nature of Queer-Antagonistic Revisionism
Ian Ocx and R. Nesbitt | LGBTQIA+ Commission of the American Party of Labor — Introduction In his report to the Eighth Congress of the Party of Labor of Albania, comrade Enver Hoxha stated, “The Marxist-Leninists are not conservative and fanatical, as the revisionists and the bourgeois charge. On the contrary, they are the most…
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In defense of Foster from the slander of “Settlers”
By Leon V., Red Phoenix correspondent, Florida. Published in the 1980’s, J. Sakai’s Settlers has enjoyed a cult following among portions of American revisionists. Sakai pulls no punches in attacking everything he considers an aspect of “settler-colonialism,” some of which are worthy of criticism and others which are nothing but boldly inaccurate. Sakai’s conception and…
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PCOF: No to police violence and impunity!
Published by the Workers’ Communist Party of France (PCOF), June 27, 2023. Once again, a youth has been killed by a police officer “for refusing to comply.” This happened in Nanterre on the morning of June 27 and the scene was filmed. It is circulating widely and invalidates the version that he was endangering police…
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APK: Condemn Israel’s criminal attack on Jenin!
Solidarity with the struggle of the Palestinian people By Workers’ Communist Party (APK), Denmark. APK expresses its full solidarity with the heroic struggling of the Palestinian people. We strongly condemn and abhor apartheid Israel’s latest criminal attack against Jenin and the refugee camp. It is a violent military attack and massacre in the long series…
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Central Appalachia: Sacrifice zone of capitalism
By M. A. Booth, Red Phoenix correspondent, Kentucky. The Central Appalachian region of the US has a long history of coal mining going back nearly two centuries. The region itself encompasses approximately 29,773 square miles of land in five states: Eastern Kentucky, West Virginia, Southwestern Virginia, East Tennessee, and Western North Carolina. Nicknamed the “coal…
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Police brutality riots in France, Eurocommunists nowhere to be found!
By Leon V., Red Phoenix correspondent, Florida. France has erupted into riots after the police killing of Nahel Merzouk, a 17 year old French-African, during a traffic stop. The protestors — who are composed of European French, French-Africans, and immigrants — are calling for justice for Nahel and their demands and anger have exploded into…
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Hazy skies, the smoking gun of capitalism’s effects on climate
By Anna I., Red Phoenix correspondent, Ohio. Since the first week of June, toxic smoke has blanketed cities in the Midwest and on the East Coast. This smoke, wafting from wildfires burning in Quebec and Ontario, Canada, has caused air quality alerts across the eastern United States. Inhalation of the fine particulates in this smoke…
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On the recent Supreme Court rulings
By Keegan D., Red Phoenix correspondent, Illinois. Every year liberal bourgeois think tanks and NGOs (non-governmental organizations) release reports that claim to rank and determine the levels of democracy within countries around the globe. Somehow the US ranks near the top consistently, with only a few of these democracy ratings being bold enough to knock…
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Gov. Abbott attacks Texas worker safety regulations, water breaks
By Ian Ocx, Red Phoenix correspondent, Texas. Texas Governor Greg Abbott recently signed HB 2127 into law which will take effect September 1, 2023. The publicly stated purpose and goal for this bill, which held broad Republican Party support, is to create a statewide regulatory system in relation to business practices and commerce regulations, which…
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