Zohran Mamdani’s popularity is not down to policy alone, neither to his class-first politics in conjunction with his unyielding defence of minorities, but also his youthful presentation, engagement with popular culture and New York’s unique history, scavenger hunts and quips and storytelling, exciting the masses. This is politics, a complete package, decorating a rational kernel with a libidinal force, presenting it to the masses.
The Left and the Government have entered into the holy alliance of liberal respectability politics over Citywest. Those with the least purchase in society are hunted from both sides, a paranoiac pressure-cooker surrounding them from every corner, with no one left to champion their interests bar the Right. Their concerns ignored for months and months, the eruption of a riot triggers media frenzy, focusing on the unsavoury elements: rage- and hate-fuelled racist agitators.
A few weeks ago, the Community Action Tenants’ Union (CATU) issued a call for an all-Ireland national housing demonstration on July 5th. A few days later, a bloc of soft-left, social-democratic Dáil parties consisting of Sinn Féin, Labour, the Social Democrats, and People Before Profit called for housing demonstrations under the Raise The Roof (RTR) campaign, a campaign connected to many Irish trade unions which has sat dormant for many years. The timing of this call is no coincidence.
Those keeping track of British politics as of late are likely familiar with the emergence of Your Party. For those not familiar with it, it is, in essence, a grassroots organisation spearheaded by MPs Zarah Sultana and Jeremy Corbyn, along with a few others in Parliament or otherwise. Ideologically, the organisation committed itself to the growing trend of Democratic Socialism. Its origins are hardly surprising. Starmer’s Labour edges ever rightward, and the party’s left wing has functionally ceased to exist.
When I attended a pro-Palestinian protest at Shannon Airport last year, I had immediately noticed in the air a confrontational attitude among the protestors. The police had quartered us off from the airport proper with a line of officers and metal fencing. However, the crowd had grown to such a size, and the number of police was so passive, one could’ve hoped we would challenge their presence.
Aontacht Media sat down with instigator Sami Kupiezewski to discuss the encampment.
Mia Craven At 4:03am on September 27, László Molnárfi sent me a link to the Wikipedia page for ‘Dirtbag leftism’ along with the following message: …
Reports from the Port Here are two articles by eyewitnesses, one by Marxist László Molnárfi and the other by anarchist Alexander Rakhmetov, analysing the attempted …
Endorsing Catherine Connolly is in the Student Interest László Molnárfi A spectre is haunting the student movement – the spectre of apoliticism. After years of …
László Molnárfi For Red Network magazine issue 3, written 11/09/2025 The capitalist mode of production, defined by the private ownership of the means of production …
