About bloody time too...

You'd think, wouldn't you, that if you were one of the worlds fastest growing economies and (in the same breath)a socialist regime, your people would be having it, and large. However, in China, this is (and has) not always (been) the case.

However recent labour laws brought in by the Chinese Government in an attempt to improve the average Chinese's lot have been savaged, brutally. Who, we wonder, could possibly oppose stronger labour laws and the harmonious environment that follows? Gon on guess. Yup, you got the fucking US Chamber of Commerce of fucking course that's fucking who...cunts.

I mean, come on! wankers! and this ain't just about dem neither. We're all in it now sweetheart. In today's globalized economy everyone's work situ affect anyone else's. So how Chin gets on with A brand sportswear in Beijing now affects Brian's job with Ti's partyfrocks (and more!) in London like never before.

Never has the time for global working class solidarity been greater (oooahhh! my fingers have started burning! what's going on?). It's either stick together or, collectively, get a right shafting.

Same as it ever was.

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An advert? I hear you cry. 'Have you completely sold out one of the very last bastions of anti-capitalist self-autonomous double-barrelled free-spaces on the web?'

Of course not! Don't be so silly. I would, of course, never accept cash payments to mention name. No billboard whore me. No the organisation we will be focusing on today are the LCAP or the London Coalition Against Poverty, quite a mouthful, granted. But yet more direct socialist action is quite clearly sorely needed in this benighted land of ours.

What with poo-labour forgetting where they came from as quick as you can say 10p tax band, it is about time we saw more people (and I quote) "helping each other out - solidarity and action, not just advice." Directions for getting involved are detailed on the website and I, for one, will be signing up straight away. I suggest you do likewise