Written by Rob Sewell in London Tuesday, 14 February 2012 00:00
Margaret Thatcher is a hated figure for millions in Britain who suffered under 13 years of her rule. We, who opposed Thatcherism to the bitter end, will never forget the mass unemployment, the cuts, wholesale privatization, and the attacks on the trade unions as well as our democratic rights. Those who fought back were regarded by Thatcher as “the enemy within,” a term she used against the National Union of Mineworkers, as they fought for their communities and their jobs. Thatcher represented capitalism “red in tooth and claw” and we will not forget it.
Written by John Peterson Friday, 16 December 2011 13:20
We present audio of John Peterson, National Secretary of the Workers International League, discussing the American Revolution from a Marxist perspective. This audio is an excellent compliment to his earlier article "Class Struggle and the American Revolution."
A five minute interview with a Boston comrade of the Workers' International League (WIL) participating in the Occupy Boston movement who explains what the WIL stands for.
On May 26th, Fred Weston and Arash Azizi presented on the Arab Revolution and Iran at May Day Books in Minneapolis, MN.
John Peterson interviews three members of the Pittsburgh branch of the WIL, Andrew C. Wagner, Ashtyn Marino, and Karl Belin, on the campaign for the defense of public transit in Allegheny County and the need for a labor party to defend workers' interests.
Over the weekend of May 28th and 29th, the Second National School of the Workers International League took place at Lake Elmo State Park and Reserve near Minneapolis-St.
Listen to David May, of the Campaign for a Mass Party of Labor, interviewed on Latin Waves, a Canadian radio show, hosted by Stuart and Silvia Richardson, on March 19th, 2011. The interview focuses on events in Wisconsin and the need for labor to break with the Democrats.
