Walking on the Far Left

The thoughts and observations of a libertarian communist...

Tuesday, 24 February 2026

Trotsky, Lenin and Luxemburg: a revisionist take on the role of the military in achieving revolution

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  Being considered as a means by which to maintain security, stability and assist the restoration of diplomacy between nations, as well as a...
Friday, 6 February 2026

Is post-colonial international sovereignty an effective measure of development?

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 As Lenin claimed, imperialism would appear by many as the highest stage of capitalism and the ultimate in social and economic advancement a...
Tuesday, 27 January 2026

Holocaust Memorial Day: Reflecting on the politics of antisemitism and how we can stop it

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  Wedding photo of my Jewish grandparents, Rita and Maurice (taken in 1962) who lived through the Holocaust and World War 2 This is probably...
Sunday, 25 January 2026

Geopolitical observations of the historic and present day relations between the US and Latin America

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You may have noticed I have been a bit quiet lately. I am back now with some more fire, which I am kicking off with this highly topical and ...
Thursday, 25 December 2025

Propaganda, poison… and pants filled with tomatoes: the crazy happenings at Stalin’s dinner parties

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                                                                  Me vs Stalin dining A man fond of overconsumption of expensive food and al...
Sunday, 14 December 2025

Syndicalism: Is revolution through unionisation desirable or practical?

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One typically views a union as a group of unified masses of all different ages, backgrounds and occupations all standing together on a picke...
Saturday, 6 December 2025

China’s cultural revolution: A period of growth or an advocacy for continuity?

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Set about with Mao Zedong’s promise to the public of achieving “all this and heaven too” in what would supposedly appear as a brief yet tran...
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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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