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Hello, I would like to have access to posting, as I want to share my MA thesis, this is my abstract:

Addressing the re-emergence of fascism from the perspective of cultural production requires an understanding of fascist phenomena and their cultural implications from their origins through to their seemingly incoherent and unpredictable contemporary developments. Attending to the dynamic relationship between “high and low culture” and how it may reinforce fascist tendencies within society is one of the key steps in shaping the struggle for progressive politics.

Thanks!
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Red mermaid and LC, approved

Hello I’d like to request posting rights please.

I’m a member of and would like to post contents for the anarchist communist group

Ben

Approved

Hello, I'd like to request posting rights please. I would like to share an article I wrote about radical citizen science, and would maybe like to contribute more articles in the future

Thank you,
harmonium

Hi, I'd like to request posting rights so I can share an article I wrote about radical citizen science. I am also interested in posting more articles in the future.

Thank you,
harmonium

Hey all. I wanted to post an essay on libertarian socialist currents in the Indian independence movement and their differences with the Indian communists.

I'd like to request permission to edit two texts that I already submitted to the library. As a result of successive edits, the title of the Catalan text is ungrammatical and needs to be fixed, and there are some minor changes I'd like to make for clarity's sake to the English translation as well. The changes I tried to make a couple of days ago are still pending moderation.

Mod: edits approved

Harmonium and NC, you're both now approved. Look forward to your contributions

Hello, I’d like to request posting rights. I’m part of a group of communizers and egoist communusts and I’d like to submin our manifesto. You can read it here: https://internationalcommunizerscircle.wordpress.com/
Thank You,
Communisateur_

sick of asking

I'm sure an admin will see your post soon, though you could try to private message Steven. or Mike Harman to speed it up.

when did you ask? Taking a look at your account I can see that you already have posting permissions

Communisateur_, you've been approved

thankyou. for ages it wouldnt let us even type in these boxes, - spam thing i think

Sorry about that, our antispam system got discontinued, and we got swamped with spam. The new one has some teething problems. Anyone else you has problems, feel free to email us instead on libcom.org at Gmail.com

Hi. I'd like to post a book of mine called Worker Cooperatives and Revolution. And also a couple of articles on Marxist theory. Thanks!

Hello I was wondering If would like to post an blog about 3 Challenges Faced by Political Parties in the 21st Century.
Thank you!

I've deleted the repeated posts and the identical posts under another username. If something gets flagged as spam then reposting it just makes the libcom detector more convinced that it is spam.

I'm not sure if that is really the kind of blog post that libcom would be looking for, on account of it bneing an anarchist website, an Admin will give you a definitive answer.

To speed things up you can send the article to the admins at libcom.org at gmail.com

hi,

I would like to make a post about the current Hungarian culture war waged by the governing right wing government that's aimed at the erasure of leftism from public memory while it tries to dismantle the remainder of (so deemed) left-leaning institutions and the formulating responses to that.

(They're now aiming at removing Imre Nagy's statue from in front of the parliement and replacing it with an anti-bolshevik memorial that doubles as a greater Hungary memorial. Last year they closed the Lukács-archives and removed Lukács's statue as well.)

senki_alfonz, approved

Albert, no thanks

Yo, can you guys please delete my account. I don't like this website It's difficult to post stuff here (which is frustrating) and hardly anyone is posting anyway, it's like a ghost town. Thankyou.

Can I submit content?

I will like to make a post regarding Kojeve's reading of Hegel

You should be able to make a post in the forums.Use the submit content button.

Requesting posting rights on behalf of anarchist communist group

I saw that you were one of the only media outlets willing to take on the Caleb Jennings story about his Chicago abuse of fight for 15 activists in 2017. I have a similar tale of corruption and abuse from within the Chicago Left towards activists.

My story is quite different and begins with arrests at a Aug. 15, 2017 anti-White Supremacist protest called by two prominent antifa groups in Chicago 3 days after Heather Heyer was murdered by a neo-Nazi in Charlottesville. Two of us were charged with felonies, 250K bond and placed on house arrest. I was arrested while trying to unarrest a popular anarchist activist with 10 to 20 other individuals. That anarchist activist was freed from house arrest within 6 days, with the help of a secret 10K fundraising campaign, and the dominant left legal aid institutions - Chicago Community Bond Fund, and National Lawyers Guild. I was left on house arrest for 3 and half months to fend for myself. My family and I were lead to believe that the same aid would be provided to me, and discovered in the courtroom that we had been lied to by NLG staff. No effort was made to raise my bond. We were mislead and then a cover up ensued that defamed and further isolated me from potential supporters.

This story goes on and on. I have documented it in detail with a timeline, email trails, some video, and all the characters involved. The ironies pile up on top of ironies to the point of a tragic comedy. My girlfriend at the time was intimately involved in the communications and experiences we had in court. She is willing to cooperate in any interviews or statements if you see fit. Thanks for your consideration. I look forward to discussing this with you. My goal in sharing my story is to help other activists with the real information they need to make important decisions about how to participate in militant street actions and their consequences should they find themselves in similar situations.

Hi there,

I would like to post an archive of the journal of the Federation of Workers Councils and Unions in Iraq, called the Voice of Iraqi Workers. This archive starts from November 2003 to January 2005. It provides interviews with organizers on the ground, specific actions/locations of class struggle all over the country at the time, as well as repression faced from the national ruling class, the US authorities, and islamist militias.

Cheers

That sounds like a fascinating read, Chandra. Though I presume it's (unfortunately for me) all in Arabic (not that is an issue for Libcom).

Nope, all in english.

Great!