U.S. senators propose anti-communist memorial in latest provocation against China

Two Republican senators have introduced legislation seeking to establish a permanent memorial in Washington, D.C., dedicated to the alleged "victims of Communist China's tyranny," in yet another anti-communist initiative spearheaded by the U.S. political establishment.

The bill, introduced by Senators Rick Scott and Marsha Blackburn, proposes the construction of the memorial in International Park, directly opposite the Chinese Embassy. It would receive up to $500,000 in federal funding, with additional financing coming from private donations, FOX News reported. 

 

Marco Rubio and the Bankruptcy of Anti-Communism

By Nikos Mottas

On July 16, during the U.S. State Department's Ministerial on the Resurgence of Political Terrorism, Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered one of the most openly anti-communist speeches heard from a senior American official in years. 

Speaking before representatives from more than sixty countries, Rubio declared that communism envisions "a world without courage, without creativity or ambition, without heroes or glory... without God." He went even further, portraying Marxist revolutionaries as ideological companions of terrorists and urging a renewed international campaign against what he called "far-left political terrorism."

If Communism Is Dead, Why Is Trump Still Fighting It?

By Nikos Mottas 

 

Donald Trump's latest anti-communist offensive once again invoked the familiar spectre of an alleged communist threat to the United States. Yet it is the occasion, rather than the speech itself, that reveals the real political purpose of his intervention. It was not provoked by the emergence of a revolutionary workers' movement, the growth of a mass Communist Party or a wave of socialist expropriations.