Free Speech Under Capitalism and the Irish Question
An analysis argues freedom of speech is conditional under capitalism. It critiques suppression of Irish Republican delegates in Australia as a capitalist tactic, contrasts Communist aims, and links imperialist policy to labor struggles. The piece emphasizes workers must overthrow capitalist dictatorship to secure true free speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Republican Movement
Momumer P
Tyre
Cire
Capitaliany
Communist Party
Capitelitg
Ust
Australia
Aepublicans
Reforming Education for Workers in a Revolutionary Era
An extended critique discusses bourgeois fears of revolution, praising Soviet Russia as an example. It argues for specialized schooling to counter revolutionary aims, notes how literacy and industrial progress are transforming workers’ minds, and highlights Lenin's wireless speech and the spread of information via modern transport and communication networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Merowdy
Uae
Anton
Stave
Teast
Russia
Kanny MacDonald
Rusia
Soviet Russia
Cracy
Labor Party of
Great Britain
English Review
Horus
Karl Marx
England
Europe
Aldo
Tia
Kinsley Ruskin
Corlyto
Osen
Thackeray
Great
Ryl
Fuergie
Edupatione
Anil
Bank
Lausanne
Westin Anid
Avery
Germany
Siberia
Prevent
Soviet
Wirfen
Irkutsk
Lenin
Kharkh
Karkhoff
Recall and reform in parliamentary voting debate
A long discussion criticizes recall attempts and democratic control of parliament in Australia. It argues recall risks empower capital and undermine representative government, warning against shifting to urban disenfranchisement and electoral manipulation rather than genuine reform.
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Anethala
Third International
Mattvearty
Bydney Mane
Bourgeois
de Meyers
Thomas
Clynes
Aristo
Qld
N.S.W
Demon
Onos
Labor Party
Eleatyr- Hein ii
Usta
Partiaguemtarian
Xelomben
Julie
Iit
Communist Hall
Sussex Street
Sydney Domain
C. W. Baker
Rusha