The Marxist-Leninists hold firm to their principles and organize the Memorial Day Meeting at the end of May, 1999, to continue the FRSO Congress Strategy. The FRSO confirms the road of revolution and rejects reformism. The meeting makes many decisions about how to continue with the important tasks of the FRSO given the new situation. The small group of hand wringers of the "Left" New Red Trend capitulate to the side of the splitters--uniting with the reformists.
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by staff | May 10, 1999 Minneapolis, MN – More than fifty poor and working people came together to celebrate May Day, international workers day, May 6. The event, organized by Freedom Road Socialist Organization stressed the victories won by the peoples struggle in the past year, the fights that […]
by Freedom Road Socialist Organization-Minnesota/Madison | April 2, 1999 During the first week of May, hundreds of millions of working people around the world will celebrate May Day – the international holiday of the working class. It is a day for working people to say Enough is Enough! On the […]
January 1999 Minnesota shocked the world when pro-wrestler Jesse Ventura stole the governor’s race from behind. Sure, my governor can beat up your governor, but what does the election of Jesse Ventura mean for poor and working people in Minnesota? The election says Minnesotans are tired of voting year after […]
By Freedom Road Socialist Organization Twin Cities/Madison District June 1998 On July 1, 1997 a disaster started unfolding. This disaster is throwing families into the streets and forcing people to go hungry. As the disaster spreads further, thousands will be engaged in slave labor; wages will fall for all working […]
October 1998 Make The Rich Pay For Their Crisis! Nearly one third of the world has fallen into economic depression. Asian countries like Korea, once hailed by U.S. policy makers, face a rising tide of unemployment, as everything from steel mills to hospitals close down. The Japanese economy is shrinking […]
This paper was delivered at the 1998 May Day conference hosted by the Workers Party of Belgium, which is an annual conference that brings together socialists and communists from around the world. This document and others from the conference are also available at the website of the Workers Party of […]