Bella ciao, Iran: a song of freedom.
“Revolutionary syndicalism serves the proletariat, whereas anarchism is one brand of humanism”: Juan García Oliver interviewed.
The Politics of Saint-Making: Jacopedia on the Catholic Church and the Spanish civil war.
The Neoconservative Père et Fils: Michael Signer on Bill Kristol Sr and Jr.
Baudelaire, Benjamin, Gramsci: Blackdaffodil on three dead men.
Dirty rotten commies: the Slackster continues his tour of the “Marxist-Leninist” swamp.
The Death of Anna LoPizzo: the subversive historian on America’s hidden labour histories.
Debunking Ramparts: Ron Radosh on 60s New Left neo-Stalinism.
Flame On The Snow: Victor Serge on the Russian revolution.
Zinn’s legacy: David Adler on a leftist icon.
Endless blues: Stanley Crouch on Ralph Ellison.
Not a hero: Red Maria on Stepan Bandera.
Strange days indeed: Andrew Coates reviews Francis Wheen.
Poumista 
Thanks for all these links. It’s a pleasure reading.
“Red Maria on Stepan Bandera.”
Who gives a fuck wot a Falangist catholic thinks about anything — worra wierdo cultish webshite this place is.
Fuck me. You need to gerra fuckkinG grip.
Thanks Lettrist.
Will, it is good to have you visiting, and I sorely miss General Theory. But you know as well as I do that not all Catholics are Falangists, just as not all Muslims are Islamist clerical-fascists.
On the subject of Ramparts, I am the proud owner of copy of April 1966 issue. Sadly, I paid an awful lot more than the 75c cover price to obtain ownership. In any event this issue contains a very long article by Donovan Bess entitled “LSD: The Acid Test.” The fact that at the end of the article the editors have included a whole bunch of interesting artist drawings of what is experienced under a LSD trip gives a good clue as to the bias of the article. I can imagine many readers of that article were inclined to experiment with LSD as a result of what they read.
[…] in Greece, with lovely music. Chris Ford responds to Red Maria on Stepan Bandera (which I linked to here, to Will’s consternation). Graeme writes on an overlapping topic here. Published […]
[…] provides a nice roundup of some interesting […]