[lbo-talk] Worker-communist Party of Iraq on:  The Collapse of the Fascist Baath Regime

Michael Pugliese debsian at pacbell.net
Mon Apr 14 22:45:53 PDT 2003


The Statement of the Worker-communist Party of Iraq on:   The Collapse of the Fascist Baath Regime        

With the entry of American and British troops into the center of Baghdad at noon this day, the fascist Baath regime has uttered it last words. Now, regime is ousted, a major obstacle has been rubbed from the way of masses' liberation in Iraq, but the expense is a gloomy future that the masses encounter in Iraq.  

The collapse of this barbaric regime has not been an outcome of the struggle of working masses and toilers who are after welfare life, freedoms and happiness, but an outcome of the US missiles and bombs, the most barbaric massacre and the operation of mass annihilation whose victims are thousands of the innocents children, elderly, women and men who all have no guilt in what is happening. Millions have been displaced and have held their breaths for weeks due to devastating and ghastly horror. The collapse has occurred on the expense of destroying the infrastructure of the society and its economic pillars and edging it toward the whirlpool of chaos and insecurity. Such an outcome will not achieve the noble masses' expectations which they have shed blood to enjoy for decades.  

The USA is not the " liberator" of masses in Iraq. It is not the masses' " savior". The collapse of the Baath regime is a yield of a reactionary war waged by America to enthrall the world and impose its hegemony on it. This collapse can not be considered a victory for the masses in Iraq. The USA and its allies have brought this regime to stand against communism and workers, freedom and equality, left and radicalism, and the efforts for a better life during the Cold War. They had backed him and strengthened his espionage and suppressive institutions. They had trained his criminals gangs. They had disregarded his crimes, operations of annihilation and bloodbaths. They have aligned in the regime's trenches against the struggle of the masses in Iraq for liberation and equality. They had helped it live longer by imposing the economic sanction on the masses in Iraq, fettered their will and blown all their struggle efforts to present them handcuffed to the teeth of this barbaric regime. The USA is responsible of the death of more than a million of peoples in Iraq due to the oppressive sanctions. Getting rid of the USA, its ominous role, its existence and the total of its plans and projects are an obvious goal declared by emanicepatory masses in Iraq and all over the world for decades.  

Because of its excessive recklessness, the USA blatantly talks about a military interim government to rule Iraq and openly deny the masses' right of determining their political destiny and their expected political rule. America does not refrain from supporting nationalist, religious tribal and sectarian militias and groups, ex-hirelings of the fascist Baath regime and its ex-generals such as Al khazrajy, Al Samerrae and Al Jobory and nominates them as the bases of future government in Iraq disregarding the masses' opinions and against their will. The USA has no problem in handing the responsibility of ruling Basra and Amara to sheikhs whom society had swept since decades. The government, the pentagon is after, is not the representative of masses in Iraq as much as the case with the Baath regime. It enjoys no legitimacy and must unconditionally and immediately withdraw.  

The Worker-communist Party of Iraq seeks to build a socialist republic by establishing the authority of masses' councils and calls on the masses to organize in councils to take the initiative. At the same time WCPI demand the US and UK troops withdraw immediately from Iraq and that the UN is held responsible of security in the Iraqi cities, the safety of civilians and ensuring a free political circumstances that give masses in Iraq the capability and freedom to determine their expected political rule.

 

WCPI calls on all libertarians all over the world and humanity advocates – ahead of them the million forces that have taken to streets against the war on Iraq to defend the banner of the Party, support the masses' demands which are establishing a just, free and equal society and the priority is the right to choose their political alternative freely.      

No to the US and UK troops in Iraq!  

No to the US alternative!  

Yes for the socialist republic!      

The Worker-communist Party of Iraq   April 9,2003  

-- Michael Pugliese

"Without knowing that we knew nothing, we went on talking without listening to each other. Sometimes we flattered and praised each other, understanding that we would be flattered and praised in return. Other times we abused and shouted at each other, as if we were in a madhouse." -Tolstoy



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