First quote:
Every camp represents its campaign of destruction as necessity, defense, revenge, civilization, or even peace. Opposing the war by choosing a side in it is not opposition. It is recruitment. The internationalist position is a refusal of all these camps. No camp in this war, or in any of the wars now multiplying, represents the interests of the people fighting and dying in it. No army liberates the population in whose name it kills. Nationalist ideology — whether it calls itself patriotism, resistance, solidarity, or security — is how rulers get their subjects to willingly fight and die for them. (…) The enemy is not this or that state, not this or that army, but capitalism itself, which destroys life in both war and peace. Every war depends on the willingness of the exploited to fight it. Every collective refusal — every mutiny, every strike against the war, every crack in the nationalist ideology that binds the working class to its rulers’ wars — is a crack in the machinery of war itself.
Source: https://internationalistperspective.org/yes-its-war/
Second quote:
On May 7, at dawn, a Bouygues broadcast antenna and a TDF transformer for BFM’s digital radio broadcasts were set ablaze south of Limoges, in an area known as “La Croix de l’Arbre.” This media and telecommunications infrastructure was targeted because it is part of the military-industrial complex and the push to integrate digital technologies into every aspect of our lives.
(…) War begins with social pacification and by getting us accustomed to the hegemonic narrative spread by the media. (…) The war effort we reject is the one that seeks to make us accept social austerity measures as inevitable. (…) In addition, military exercises will be held in the region in the coming days. Let us not forget that when the army is deployed, it is never just an exercise, but always an operation of psychological warfare aimed at getting us used to its presence and forcing us to accept a state of perpetual war.
Source: https://sansnom.noblogs.org/archives/27342
Third quote:
Although all acts of sabotage disrupt the war machine, the motives and political stances of saboteurs are sometimes debatable. In some cases, sabotage may be driven by support for nationalism (Kurdish, Palestinian, Arab, Ukrainian…); in others, it may stem from support for one of the warring states (Ukraine, Iran, Russia…). We must not spare such aspects from criticism. We must never view acts of sabotage as activities isolated from their social and political context. We cannot support the unconditional glorification of sabotage, especially if some of these acts contain clearly controversial elements. Support for anti-war resistance must go hand in hand with the ability to think critically. Through critical analysis, weaknesses in the practice of resistance can be identified and eliminated. Critical analysis also serves as a barrier that protects the community of fighters from counterrevolutionary tendencies, such as left-wing nationalism, militant reformism, identity politics, an activist mentality, religious fundamentalism, etc., etc. Sabotage of the war effort must be linked to the class struggle of the proletariat, which is advancing toward the revolutionary overcoming of the totality of capitalist relations. If this does not happen, subversive elements will be easily co-opted, suppressed, or will become merely a militant form of support for one or another faction of the ruling class.
Fourth quote:
Palestinian nationalism, just like Zionism, is a structural class enemy of the world proletariat! (…) Who is this supposedly ‘objectively anti-imperialist’ axis of resistance? Iranian regional imperialism and its allies: the Islamist-Palestinian-nationalist murderous group Hamas (…) And, of course, the Lebanese Hezbollah, for whom the Lebanese civilian population in its socially reactionary war against Israel represents nothing more than a human pawn. (…) “The ‘axis of resistance’ is a nationalist-imperialist opponent of Israeli and American imperialism in the Middle East, a repugnant socially reactionary formation, and a structural class enemy of the world proletariat.
Source: https://astendenz.wordpress.com/2026/03/28/der-us-amerikanisch-israelische-angriff-auf-den-iran/
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