marxism

  • In the spring of 1919, as the Irish War of Independence was beginning to spread across the island, an extraordinary and largely anomalous episode in revolutionary history unfolded in the mid-west of Ireland. For two weeks, from 14 to 27 April, Limerick was effectively governed not by the British authorities or the newly established Dáil…

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  • On November 17, 1917—just weeks after the Bolsheviks seized power—Vladimir Lenin delivered one of his most explicit defenses of suppressing opposition newspapers. In the document “Draft Decree on Freedom of the Press” and accompanying statements, Lenin justified what he called a temporary abolition of press freedom, framing it as a revolutionary necessity rather than a…

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  • In the grand tradition of socialist realism, let us now turn our gaze to the glorious saga of Comrade Trump, the selfless servant of the people, the tireless defender of the worker, and the undisputed leader of the great proletariat revolution—of Mar-a-Lago. Who among us has not been moved by the tales of Comrade Trump’s…

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