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Some valuable perspective on the Brexit.
We present here two widely divergent perspectives on the meaning and the prospects opened up by Brexit, both originally published by Defend Democracy. The starkness of the contrast – between the view of a former World Bank officer and that of a self-identified revolutionary socialist — is, we think, itself of considerable interest.
The first analysis comes from Neil Faulkner, “a revolutionary socialist, a Brick Lane Debates activist, and the author of A Marxist History of the World: From Neanderthals to Neoliberals.” The second is by Peter Koenig, co-author ofThe World Order and Revolution! – Essays from the Resistance.
Brexit and the Crisis on the British Left
by Neil Faulkner
Taking a position on the EU Referendum was not easy. The in/out choice was essentially an argument inside the political and corporate elite about what was best for British capitalism. We do not wish to…
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I’m at a loss as to what I can add to this. The least I can do is share this important video from my longtime hero, Vihart.
The Intransigent One
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