Supports
- Al Shabab
- Cuba
- Morsi- Morsi was trying to raise fighters to send to Syria to do imperialism's dirty work, the resentment that had been building boiled over.
- North Korea
- Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe
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| LALKAR is a bi-monthly anti-imperialist newspaper written in Britain. It contains news and analysis of current events and labour history from the perspective of the proletariat and its struggle for social emancipation, as well as from the perspective of the oppressed people and their struggle against imperialism and for national liberation. | ||
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| Articles from current issue - September/October 2013 | ||
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| ---> SYRIA: Atrocities and lies fail to prevent Syrian progress against counter-revolution ---> ZIMBABWE: Decisive electoral victories of Robert Mugabe and Zanu-PF, a rebuff to imperialism ---> NHS: Continuing bourgeois attempts at dismantling ---> DPRK: 60th anniversary of the victorious Fatherland Liberation War celebrated ---> Korea and Cuba: Successful meeting builds on friendship ---> 65th anniversary of the founding of the DPRK ---> Egypt: Morsi forced out of office ---> Equatorial guinea: Kim Jong Il Prize honours Equatorial Guinea's stand against imperialism |
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| Famine in Somalia: imperialism is to blame The famine gripping Somalia is no “natural disaster”. Even leaving aside the question of what impact man-made climate change has had on the frequency of drought episodes (now recurring every three years or so, a far cry from the predictable decennial droughts that afflicted the region half a century ago), or the knock-on effects of deforestation (as foreign demand for charcoal accelerates the destruction of trees), the instant translation of that drought into a massive and cruel famine can only be explained by the complete social and economic devastation wreaked upon Somalia over many decades by imperialism. (Mehr News story) |
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