In Defense of Marxism w/ The Sensible Socialist

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War on the Iranian People and the American Mind (Workers' Lit & Rev Left Collab)

(recorded on 3/1/26) - Breht went on Workers' Lit as a guest! "The American ruling class is at war. Physically, they are at war with Iran, pummeling the country with unrelenting airstrikes, slaughtering civilians, and doing their best to make yet another nation unlivable. But the ...  Show more

Iran Under Attack by the Fourth Reich

On this YT livestream (3/1/26) Alyson and Breht discuss the illegal war of aggression launched by the US and Israel against Iran. Throughout the discussion they take live questions from the chat. Subscribe to your YouTube Channel HERE --------------------------------------------- ...  Show more

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