With the government in crisis and the threat of Trump imminent, things are barrelling towards disaster.

When faced with a crumbling system, long wait times, labyrinthine bureaucracy, and burnt-out providers, it’s little wonder that workers will back any proposed alternative, with their health and lives on the line

“We had a chance to make labour history and we squandered it.”

The youth are angry at the system which has brought them nothing but misery and destitution. They are abandoning the status-quo Liberals in search of an answer to the doom looming over them. 

One can sense panic and demoralization on the left. Trump’s election and the rise of right-wing populist copycats like Pierre Poilievre in Canada could give the impression that there is a shift to the right in society in general. That would be to misunderstand the situation.

Class peace is dying. An epoch of class war is upon us. The labour movement needs to acknowledge this fact and draw all the conclusions that flow from it.

Let’s call a spade a spade. What we have here is the dictatorship of capital. 

One issue underpins the entirety of the ongoing postal workers’ strike: Canada Post management is in a race to the bottom with private corporations. 

As Communist Revolution wraps up its first year of existence, let’s take a look at some of the most important material we were able to put out there.

Three shell casings found at the scene reportedly had the words “deny,” “defend,” “depose,” written on them, presumably a reference to the labyrinthine nightmare that companies like United present to their “customers” during some of their darkest moments.