/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

Good to see a Zigger-brother leading in Czechia
May the Cherub of Moscow bless you, billionaire-chan

>>2511222
The fuck is going on in Czech??
Is this a result of everyone not a right wing psycho and under 60 leaving for greener pastures?

> On 10 September, it left Russia’s Novorossiysk and arrived in Israel on 20 September.
Ruzzion strikes again

Thank you based news anon

Eswatini confirms arrival of 10 more people as part of US deportation deal
A statement by the Eswatini government posted on social media before their arrival on Monday said: “The individuals will be kept in a secured area separate from the public, while arrangements are made for their return to their countries of origin.” It added that it would work with the International Organization for Migration on the returns. The statement did not specify where the deportees were originally from or the reasons given by the US for deporting them.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/oct/06/us-deportees-eswatini-lawyers-ngos

House Dems Demand Trump, Rubio Free Sumud Flotilla Americans Held by Israel
Congressman Ro Khanna and two dozen other California Democrats wrote to President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Monday, urging them to demand that Israel release the Americans it detained while intercepting the Global Sumud Flotilla before the boats could reach the Gaza Strip.
https://www.commondreams.org/news/israel-gaza

As winter months approach, LIHEAP low income heating program still non-functional after entire staff laid off
With the winter months approaching in the United States, millions of low-income households are in danger of being unable to pay for heating. In April, President Donald Trump fired all federal employees managing the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) energy assistance program. The program dispenses $4.1 billion annually in grant money to all 50 states.
https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2025/10/06/ubfd-o06.html

Judge refuses to block Trump’s deployment of national guard to Illinois
Troops from Texas could be deployed to Chicago on Tuesday or Wednesday, and Trump is also seeking to federalize the Illinois national guard. A similar effort to deploy troops to Portland was blocked by a judge in Oregon. Illinois sued the Trump administration on behalf of the state and the city of Chicago on Monday after the president ordered national guard troops to deploy in the state against the governor’s wishes.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/oct/06/trump-administration-illinois-national-guard

Groups sue EPA over canceled $7 billion solar program intended to help poorer Americans
They say the Trump administration’s termination of the program was illegal and they want a federal judge to direct the EPA to reinstate it. The program is affiliated with another $20 billion in green funding also terminated under President Donald Trump that EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin had characterized as a fraudulent scheme fraught with waste.
https://apnews.com/article/climate-epa-zeldin-solar-funding-trump-biden-894d3076bca6857d85dac1336aba5504

58th congress of Britain’s communist party: renewal and change in a dangerous time
HISTORY has shown us in the clearest possible terms that when the Communist Party is strong, Britain’s labour movement, left and working class are strong — the struggle for socialism is strong. Around the world, the unique record of communist parties for challenging the ruling class, raising the political consciousness of working people, winning and holding working-class state power and building socialism speaks for itself. One of the many negative forces, but one of the most fundamental, facing the working class today in Britain is the absence of a communist party with this critical mass, strength and influence. This, then, is the reality and the scale of the task facing our cadres and delegates who meet on November 14-16 for our 58th congress. Significant progress has been made over the last two years. Rejecting the stagnation faced by much of the left in Britain, our party has fought to renew and adapt to new circumstances and methods of struggle. A new generation has been inducted into our ranks and is now at the helm of our youth wing, the Young Communist League.
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/58th-congress-britains-communist-party-renewal-and-change-dangerous-time

Brief History of the Communist Movement in Palestine and Israel
The communist movement in Palestine and Israel is as old as the twentieth century upheavals that reshaped the Middle East. It is not the story of dominant political forces or large armies, but of a small and persistent current that, for over a century, has tried to carve out a political path distinct from partition, conquest, and exclusion. Palestinian and Israeli communists—Arabs and Jews—built joint organizations, resisted colonialism, opposed military occupation, and spoke for coexistence at moments when the surrounding climate favored division and hostility. The communist ideology arrived in Palestine during the last years of Ottoman rule and the early British Mandate. In 1919, Jewish socialist immigrants from Eastern Europe created a nucleus that soon became the Communist Party of Palestine (PCP).¹ For its first years it was dominated by Jewish cadres, but under guidance from the Communist International and in response to local realities, the party began to recruit Palestinian Arabs in the 1920s and 1930s.² The communists were active among workers in Haifa’s ports, in the railways, and in the oil industry.³ They supported the creation of the Federation of Arab Trade Unions and promoted joint Arab–Jewish organizing, though they faced hostility from both British authorities and Zionist-led institutions such as the Histadrut. During the Arab Revolt of 1936–1939, communists took part in strike committees and demonstrations. Their impact was limited by state repression and suspicion from nationalist forces, but they remained one of the few political currents insisting that Arab–Jewish solidarity was possible.⁴
https://www.idcommunism.com/2025/10/brief-history-of-communist-movement-in-palestine-and-israel.html

Bolivia's Extractive Economy and Alternatives — Marc Becker (2016)
García Linera is well known in Latin American leftist circles. He studied math at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) in the early 1980s before returning to Bolivia and joining the insurgent Tupac Katari Guerrilla Army (EGTK). In 1991, he was convicted of insurrection and terrorism. He studied sociology in prison, and after his release he taught at a university and became a prolific author on Indigenous communities, social movements and Marxist theory. In 2005, as part of Latin America’s swing to the left he was elected vice president on a ticket with Evo Morales. He has held that position ever since. García Linera comes out of a political tradition that emphasizes Indigenous rights, the rights of nature, and the nationalization of natural resources. In office, his thinking and positions began to change. In 2011, he wrote a book attacking non-governmental organizations (NGOs) as part of a rightwing conspiracy that undermined his government’s progressive policies. The following year, he published the even more controversial book Geopolitics of the Amazon, Landed Hereditary Power and Capitalist Accumulation that defended his government’s extractivist policies and attacked Indigenous organizations that criticized those policies Many of his writings are available on the vice president’s website, and in translation on other websites. García Linera followed these intellectual and political lines in his talk at the WSF. The Bolivian vice presidency will probably publish his presentation of ten theses against neoliberalism, and his comments will probably be widely available, so they will not be summarized here. More instructive and interesting, however, was his responses to the moderator’s and audience questions after the formal talk. His formal presentation struck a measured, academic tone, but his informal comments were much more polemical. “Free trade is a fiction,” he declared to loud audience cheers. The vice president proceeded to argue that so-called free trade was just a pretext for powerful economic interests to advance their control, but popular mobilizations had halted the trade pacts such as the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA). “More poverty doesn’t necessarily mean more struggle,” he continued. “It often means more tolerance of oppression.” In this context, “hope moves people,” and García Linera proclaimed our need for collective optimism. Audience questions on extractive policies under new left governments became much more pointed than the moderator’s initial friendly queries that had elicited supportive audience reactions. In response to a question about the climate, García Linera explained how capitalism treats nature as something that is free, and that the cost to the environment should be added to the price of commodities. The Bolivian vice president then entered directly into historical debates in the WSF over what role the state should play in making societal changes. García Linera noted the anti-statist influences on the forum of Subcomandante Marcos from the neo-Zapatista army in Chiapas, Mexico, and the codification of that perspective in John Holloway’s book Change The World Without Taking Power. At one point García Linera may once have had some sympathy for such viewpoints, but now that he is in government he had nothing but criticism for them.
https://www.marxists.org/history/etol/newspape/atc/4811.html

Lol, no-one on this board gives a shit that the UK is banning protesting the jewish genocide of palestinans. You're more worried that a white country might not let a billion non-whites.

>>2511647
Nobody gives a shit about the UK, period.