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Murder is a Sin, to Migrate is Not Alejandra Martí Pérez If there is an issue today that affects the dignity of individual persons and society, cries out for justice, requires solidarity, and calls for coordinated action that promotes the common good at national and international level, it is that
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The Fall of the Woke Left Saoirse Éireann Ní Bhaoighealláin I first realised there was something deeply wrong with the Left in 2023 when I found myself getting punched in the face by some bored teenager. The following day the Sandwith Street asylum seeker camp would be burned to the
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The Demise of the Old Guard László Molnárfi This is the natural order of things. New ideas arise, which are mocked and ignored, until they become commonplace. Carriers of fresh ideas, the new guard thus necessarily enters into struggle with the old guard, eventually replacing it, but not before a
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What Rosa Gets Wrong About Socialist Feminism Saoirse Éireann Ní Bhaoighealláin Within my recent articles on the woke left and an alternative I have made it clear to separate the identity politics of the woke left and the idea of marginalized communities organising for the needs of marginalized communities. I
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The Dirtbag Manifesto Saoirse Éireann Ní Bhaoighealláin In my previous article, I defined the traits of the “woke left” that the establishment left has used to insulate leftism to just a core group of their guys. These traits have been applied sometimes in sincerity but also as malicious tools to
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What makes something woke left? Saoirse Éireann Ní Bhaoighealláin This article is intended as a response to J.D Troy’s recent article “The Populist’s Pandora’s Box” which I largely agree with but I would like to respond to a question he raises regarding the “woke left” and
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The Populist Pandora’s Box: A Reply to László Molnárfi By J.D. Troy In his article titled ‘The Emperor Has No Clothes,’ Molnárfi concludes by calling for an open and robust debate in the communist tradition. In the spirit of his call to engage in a written debate, I
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On Molnárfi’s Anti-Zionist Populist Alliance Criticism by Cillian Ó Riain on “The Populist Moment Against Israel” Recently there has been a lot of debate around “right-wing anti-zionism”. In Ireland, this debate has centered around László Molnárfi’s articles and comments on the need for cooperation between the Left and
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The Populist Moment Against Israel László Molnárfi The Mondoweiss article by Matt Seriff-Cullick published on the 2nd of December 2025[1] and popularized as an Instagram reel a few days later[2] serves as an intervention in the ongoing debate as to whether the Right’s nascent anti-Israel sentiment is
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False Oppositions: Class Struggle, Oppression and the failing of Petty-Bourgeois Politics Tobias Rosandic The author is a former industrial worker from Germany, associated with the Marxist-Leninist Party of Germany (MLPD), with over twenty years of experience as a communist activist, currently based in Ireland. This article intervenes in the current
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The Emperor Has No Clothes László Molnárfi The Irish Left has entered into collective psychosis about me. To recap the events of the last few months, I have engaged in polemical exchanges with major Trotskyist left-wing organisations in Ireland, namely the Red Network, People Before Profit and the Socialist Party.
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Title: [1919-1920] It was 100 years ago: Fiume, the last pirate utopia Source (FR): https://www.infolibertaire.net/1919-1921-il-y-a-100-ans-fiume-la-derniere-utopie-pirate/ Originally published: 28th December 2019 Author: Emma Goldman Collective Translated by: László Molnárfi, 2025 (From French to English) In the middle, Italian poet and adventurer Gabriele D’Annunzio Here is the