Beau Baylor

We learn from the past to make the future

[Beau Baylor @Bobus_Bellinius]

If all goes well this sort of analysis will be resumed in the coming months: https://t.co/9a97QOgd3C

[Beau Baylor @Bobus_Bellinius]

The growing imperialist rivalry between the US and China – a thread.

[Beau Baylor @Bobus_Bellinius]

Due to poor password keeping I will no longer be posting from this account (not that I've done that in a while), and will be using my new account quoted here.

[Beau Baylor @Beau_Baylor]

New twitter account. Formerly @Bobus_Bellinius

[Mohammed El-Kurd @m7mdkurd]

Starting on Oct 7, hundreds of Palestinian workers from Gaza (who carried Israeli work permits) were abducted by Israeli occupation forces and held hostage. Many of them were released today on what seems to be a whim. Here are their testimonies.

[Restaurant Workers Union @rwu_str]

Check out this article covering the historic unionization efforts at Lodi!

“Unionizing a place like Lodi would help buck the notion that restaurant jobs are unremittingly difficult work that cannot be made better.”

[RemninRibao5000 @RemninRibaoMan]

Those that cling to the Anti-Maoist dogma of the “Universality” of People’s War appear to be indulging in a certain tactical fetishism, advocating unilaterally for “hard” tactics
https://t.co/gnhnc8WCPY

[Beau Baylor @Bobus_Bellinius]

It is with the scientific knowledge of political economy pioneered by Marx that the labor movement will shed its reliance on the hucksters and populists of the Democrats and begin to stand on its own political feet.

[Beau Baylor @Bobus_Bellinius]

This NYT opinion piece has a certain relevance to the recent congressional votes forcing the railway contract onto workers and killing their sick leave (🧵)

https://t.co/hfEwVTwhip

[Beau Baylor @Bobus_Bellinius]

Not so much to understand thy dynamic nature of capitalism, but of its main invariant feature – the exclusive and competing interests between labor and capital.

[X Commodity A @X_Commodity_A]

These union leaders are just as bourgeois as the Dems. Engels, from an 1883 letter to Bebel:“Participation in the domination of the world market was and is the basis of the political nullity of the English workers.