Special Dispatch
The clash between the transatlantic plutocracy and the masses is reaching all corners of European society, and turmoil and agitation are growing. But seeking “solutions” within the rules of the capitalist system is guaranteed to produce failure, since it is such rules that caused the crisis in the first place.

The exemplary Greeks march in protest against the corporate plutocracy’s moves to impose “austerity.”
(Gaither Stewart in Rome) ||| Under a hot May sun, Italy’s neo-Communists marched through the streets of Rome last Saturday under the slogan of “Communist Pride”. Images of Che Guevara and Lenin, the hammer and sickle, symbolic relics of the now defunct, once beloved Italian Communist Party, accompanied by the Communist salute of raised left fists and the powerful voices of the 40,000 marchers singing the song of Italian Communists, Bandiera Rossa, Red Flag, and distributing copies of Communist publications named for the Leninist publications, The Spark, What Is To Be Done and Hammer and Sickle. Continue reading »










