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Newspaper
Sydney Communist
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 12, 1923
Page
3
A reader critiques W P Earsman on capitalism and American dominance, arguing Britain relies on American loans and the dollar’s strength. The piece links global finance to future conflicts, cites Argentina and China, and warns Labor movements must adapt to industrial shifts and potential war dynamics.
A letter argues that a 100 per cent Australian Labor party is possible amid charges of racial prejudice and internationalism. It criticizes Labor Daily for anti foreign rhetoric while praising foreign workers organizing in the United States and Soviet Russia. The piece calls for Opposition to labor advocates and urges action against 100 per cent Australian proponents.
A writer argues workers ignore class struggle and accept capitalist myths. He decries machine substitution for handwork, unemployment, and state power backing capital, urging industrial unions and a Communist Party approach to seize production and reform the economy.
Extracts from the Fourth Congress of the Communist International urge freedom for the working class, condemn capitalist prisons, and pledge to honor fighters who died in struggle. It frames the Fifth Anniversary of the Russian Revolution as a call to free imprisoned proletarians and break capitalist bondage. The message stresses the global reach of repression and the need for continued revolutionary struggle.
The text calls for Jim Nicholls release from jail, denounces Queensland Labor politicians Forgan Smith and Ryan for refusing clemency, and brands certain Labor leaders as traitorous. It urges comrades to demand Nicholls’s release and to clean up the movement by removing perceived intruges andWhite-guard influences. Authorised by the Committee secretary F Ellis.
The fourth issue of The Young Communist contains articles on youth leagues here and abroad. It urges readers to show the issue to young acquaintances and encourage them to join the Young Communist League.
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