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Unfinished Business: The Politics of the Class War Federation - Softcover

Class War Federation

 
9781873176450: Unfinished Business: The Politics of the Class War Federation

Synopsis

This book comes as a breath of fresh air, inspired by the uprisings and rebellions of people in Britain and around the world. It shows that little has changed, politically, in our society since the beginning of the century. Despite the politicians of the right and the left trying to wish us out of existence the working class are still here: alive and kicking!
“As the left cry into their beer over the failure of their plans, we in Class War think it's about time to throw them and their methods into the dustbin of history and return to the basics. We argue for the re-creation of an independent revolutionary movement within the working class, under the control of no one but themselves, inspired by the best traditions of unity and solidarity. This is our unfinished business!”

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About the Author

The Class War Federation is an organisation of people who have come together to change their lives, and to change the world.
Starting in the UK in the early 1980s, Class War's ideas can now be found internationally, and of course within the UK, where it remains the best known class strugggle anarchist organisation.
Publishers of the legendary tabloid Class War, the Class War Federation has groups and members across the UK.

From the Inside Flap

This book comes as a breath of fresh air, inspired by the uprisings and rebellions of people in Britain and around the world. It shows that little has changed in our society since the beginning of the century. Despiy=te the politicians of the right and left trying to wish us out of existance, our class, the working class, are still here: alive and kicking!

We don't pretend to have all the answers; indeed this book raises questions that you will have to find answers for. But it does represent a part of the wider debate that is happening within the working class, about how to change society for the better.

As the left in Britain and elsewhere cry into their beer over the failure of their plans, we in Class War think it's about time to throw them and their methods into the dustbin of history and return to basics. We argue here for the re-creation of an independent revolutionary movement within the working class, under the control of no one but themselves, inspired by the best traditions of unity and solidarity.
This is our unfinished business!

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