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Category Archives: International Issues
Is punching genocide supporting white supremacists wrong? – The moral dilemma of a pampered and privileged liberal society
During the past week or so you will have no doubt witnessed some of the many scenes of protest in the USA after the inauguration of Donald “Grab ’em by the Pussy” Trump as the democratically elected leader of the … Continue reading
The Future is Unwritten: Culture And Struggle
Culture, and specifically music, is an often neglected but hugely important factor in any struggle against an oppressive system. In modern times, we’ve largely ignored the cultural struggle. Most music today only props up the individualist consensus and is a … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-imperialism, Anti-racism, Arts, Culture and Entertainment, International Issues, Rebel History, Rebel Music, Workers' Struggles
Tagged Black Panthers, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Culture, Graham, Marxism, Music, Punk, Revolution, Struggle, The Clash, The Sex Pistols, Working class
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Children of Austerity – Sugar babies
Since the introduction of increased tuition fees in the UK and further austerity in Ireland, there has been a noticeable mark up in the amount of young people (overwhelmingly women) signing up to websites which advertise their ‘company’ (often sex) … Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, International Issues, National Issues
Tagged Austerity, Capitalism, Feminism, Poverty, prostitution, Sex work, Student loans, Sugar babies, University
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Pegida Ireland Launch – defeating the fash with facts
On January the 29th, Identity Ireland invited English Defence League founder ‘Tommy Robinson’ to address their press conference. The press conference had a pre-planned turn out of well known bigots and a few members of Identity Ireland. It was observed … Continue reading
Happy New Year Readers!
Happy New Year to all our readers, from all the Rebel City Writers! The first posts were published to this blog on the 10th of January 2015 and it’s fair to say we’ve done alright over the past 12 months. We … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-imperialism, Anti-racism, Anti-Water Charge Resistance, Arts, Culture and Entertainment, Feminism, International Issues, National Issues, Public Health, Rebel History, Rebel Lives, Rebel Music, Rebel Reviews, Workers' Struggles
Tagged Rebel City Writers, Year in Review
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1916 – Unfinished Business
The idea that 1916 was a simple blood sacrifice or a romantic and spontaneous uprising by a group of fanatics will be parroted out to no end in the coming months. It doesn’t help that this is a revisionist myth. … Continue reading
“We need bridges, not walls”
The following piece was kindly submitted by a member of Cork Calais Refugee Solidarity who recently travelled to the Jungle refugee camp in Calais as part of a humanitarian aid convoy. I got involved in the Irish convoy to Calais … Continue reading
THE BLOOD-RED POPPY – remembrance or war propaganda?
Originally posted on rebelbreeze:
Diarmuid Breatnach In the lands under the direct dominion of England, i.e. the “United Kingdom”, and in some others that are part of the British Commonwealth, the dominant class has called the people to join in a…
Posted in Anti-imperialism, International Issues, National Issues
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Is the Price of the Barbie Doll a French Refugee Camp?
We are proud to carry this excellent piece from our very own Rachael O’Sullivan which appeared in todays Evening Echo. As Rebels we may tend to shun the mainstream at times, but we are delighted that one of our Rebel … Continue reading
Revolutionary Spirit
After such dizzying highs based on artificial gains, the new lows brought on the Irish people have stunned, shocked and angered many. A long forgotten spirit has begun to return to the hearts and minds of people around Ireland, the … Continue reading