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  • “Britannia waives the rules”: Labour, internments and the Legacy Act

    “Britannia waives the rules”: Labour, internments and the Legacy Act

    In yet another brazen attempt to shield its imperialist crimes, the British government has announced its intention to ram through “primary legislation” aimed at blocking hundreds – including former Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams – from seeking compensation for their…

  • Ted Grant: Programme of the International

    Ted Grant: Programme of the International

    We publish below a document produced by Ted Grant in May 1970. Much has changed since it was first produced, and the Revolutionary Communist International has continually refined and updated its perspectives and analysis in subsequent books and articles. However,…

  • The Twelfth of July by James Connolly

    The Twelfth of July by James Connolly

    The Ulster loyalist celebrations known as ‘The Twelfth,’ celebrated every 12 July in the North of Ireland, commemorate the victory of William of Orange over King James II at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690. They are used to…

  • Letter: Ballymun – austerity, deprivation and revolution

    Letter: Ballymun – austerity, deprivation and revolution

    We are publishing the following letter, recently received from an activist with the Revolutionary Communists of Ireland and a reader of The Revolutionary Communist. The letter highlights the impact of austerity and the failures of the left on the working-class…

  • The degeneration and collapse of the Fourth International: in defence of our heritage

    The degeneration and collapse of the Fourth International: in defence of our heritage

    The Fourth International was founded by Trotsky in 1938. By that point, the Second ‘Socialist’ International and the Third ‘Communist’ International had completely betrayed their historic missions and acted as traitorous obstacles in the way of the victory of the…

  • Where to Begin?

    Where to Begin?

    We republish below Where to begin?, Lenin’s famous call to arms. Here Lenin makes the case for a disciplined revolutionary party, organised around an “All-Russian” political newspaper. Through the aid of a newspaper, Lenin explains, “a permanent organisation will naturally…


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