Walking on the Far Left

The thoughts and observations of a libertarian communist...

Monday, 4 May 2026

The importance of strike action, unionisation and workplace mobilisation: the legacy of the 1926 general strike

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Happy Workers Day, comrades! Today on Workers Day upon marching through London on the annual May Day march, exactly a century after the monu...
Tuesday, 21 April 2026

Undertow by Suzanne Vega: Reflections on my favourite revolutionary anthem

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It's widely accepted that the greatest music is born out of struggle and deep feeling for something. And so can be instrumental in effec...
Saturday, 18 April 2026

What is the role of banks and financial institutions in a true revolutionary society?

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With a true revolutionary communist society being loosely considered on a superficial level as a society without any classist hierarchy and ...
Tuesday, 14 April 2026

Marxism vs Militarism: How the media presents the UK armed forces

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From the annual remembrance day parades with every street corner and war memorial showered with paper poppies and the previous year's VE...
Wednesday, 8 April 2026

What we can learn from the Bay of Pigs Invasion: An analysis of the imperial and neo-colonial dimension of present day intra-American relations

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Since long before James Monroe's execution of the Monroe Doctrine in 1823 composed with the core principle that the US is free to engage...
Friday, 3 April 2026

Imperial war and its ongoing legacy: how colonial superpower interests rise above the law

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Through reflecting on the US' current interests and continual precedent to engage with and provide support and direct military action to...
Sunday, 29 March 2026

Together Alliance demo against the far right: Spreading love, hope and unity from Portsmouth

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 You'll notice I've been a bit quiet lately. Not to worry, I'm okay but just busy with uni work and other commitments. More grea...
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Frances Rosenberg
I am Frances, a second year undergraduate at Portsmouth University with an interest in left-wing political philosophy and ideology. I would consider myself as something of a libertarian communist and position myself in line with the Agorist and Proudhonist lines of thinking within the social anarchist tradition. Ultimately, my main desire is for greater unity and collaboration between the left so as to reduce their division politically and promote this way of thinking as an accessible path for a more tolerant society that is truly centred around the people. I hope to use this space on the Internet to share ideas with fellow leftists and encourage greater understanding and discussion. Happy Reading!
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