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Intro -- Title Page -- Chapter One: It's Here -- Chapter Two: Breeding Mobs -- Chapter Three: Hate America, Inc. -- Chapter Four: Racism, Genderism, and Marxism -- Chapter Five: "Climate Change" Fanaticism -- Chapter Six: Propaganda, Censorship, and Subversion -- Chapter Seven: 'We Choose Liberty!' -- Dedication -- About the Author -- Notes -- Copyright.

IN ATTEMPTING TO ASSESS IMPACT OF COMMUNIST MOVEMENT IN VENEZUELA, IT IS USEFUL TO REVIEW SOME OF THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE COUNTRY'S POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, & SOCIAL EVOLUTION TO THE PRESENT DAY, AND PECULIARLY: THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND; THE ONSET OF VIOLENCE (1959-61); STRUGGLE AND POLITICAL STRATEGY (1962-63): GUERRILLA WARFARE (1964-66); THE RADICAL LEFT IN DISARRAY; THE IMPACT OF PACIFICATION.

Focuses on the ever-widening gap between Marxist theory & Marxist politics. The claim that Marxism involved the unity of theory & practice was originally conceived by Karl Marx & his successors as a powerful advantage over competing theories. More recently, theoretical developments within Marxism have occurred without any discernible political pertinence, & Marxist politics have become increasingly uninformed by the theory from which that politics is assumed to derive. This unity claim has today become a major impediment. The roots of the growing separation are explored, & a case is presented for retaining a methodological, but not a causal, priority for such Marxist concepts as "relations of proudction" & "class." Such a priority can only be heuristic; there can be no implication of any political priority for such concepts. 35 References. AA

In this interview from April 2023, Jia Keqing and John Bellamy Foster discuss the state of ecological Marxism worldwide, the question of anthropocentrism, the theory of metabolic rift, and the environmental proletariat.

THIS DISCUSSION EVALUATES THE STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESS OF MARXIST APPROACHES TO DEMOCRACY AND OFFERS SOME THOUGHTS ABOUT THE TERMS ON WHICH A PLAUSIBLE MARXIST DEMOCRATIC THEORY MIGHT BE CONSTRUCTED, AND ON WHY ONE SHOULD BE. IT SUGGESTS THE OUTLINES OF A "THREE-HATTED MARXISM" WHICH INCLUDES, INTERPRETER, ACTOR AND CONSTITUTION-GIVING FOUNDER.