RUTHLESS
CRITICISM
“If we have no
business with the construction of the future or with organizing it for
all time, there can still be no doubt about the task confronting us at
present: the ruthless criticism of the existing order, ruthless in that
it will shrink neither from its own discoveries, nor from conflict with
the powers that be.” — Karl Marx
Theses on Imperialism 2007Also called foreign policy
Globalized Hunger, Hunger Riots
and Imperialist Order ProblemsThe return of hunger – this time explicitly as a product and problem of the world economy
A Cry for Peace is Not a Critique of War!A dissenting view on the October 27th Coalition’s arguments for peace
The Balance Sheet for the Progress of the USA’s War Against “Terrorism” Sacrifices in money and soldiers should pay off for the nation instead of weakening it
"Left Turn" in Latin AmericaA rebellion in the backyard of the USA
Can 280 Million Africans Now Sleep Quietly?Debt relief at the G8 Summit in Scotland
How Does the U.S. Fund its Anti-Terror War? With a New Type of World-War Economy
World rule costs a lot of money
The War Against Iraq and Its Ideological Background MusicDemonization of the enemy
Corpses for a Good Cause?US Imperialism wants to improve the world
What’s the Matter in the Middle East? What is the Reason for the Slaughter and to Whom is it Useful?Progress in the peace process
Afghanistan: Imperialism as Humanitarian ActionWith fire and sword democracy justifies every mess that is organized for it and in its name
Theses on Imperialism Today (2000)Imperialism today determines the economics and politics of every state in the world
Fighting Un-American Activities in Vietnam and ElsewhereA defeat for US imperialism?
Domestic Peace: Mobilization of the NationThe foremost task of imperialism
Human Rights – The Right to World DominationDo human tights protect people against state power? Or are they just the opposite: the means by which people are subjected to state power?
Does International Law Prevent War?Or: might makes right
Beyond Debit and CreditDid the Kosovo war "pay off"? Notes on the relationship of economics and imperialist aggression
The “World Hunger Problem”Good reasons for hunger
Report from Africa"The cattle die, the children get fat bellies"
Armaments and War are Necessary Expenses for a Class SocietyWhy the war organizers do not accept the argument that its costs are too high
What Can Be Learned About International TradeIts not so you can have tropical fruit and coffee