Militancy and international solidarity, as seen across Europe recently, is not alien to the labour movement here in Britain. British workers have taken strike action to halt the imperialists’ war machine before: in the 1920 Jolly George cargo vessel incident.

Left-wing independent Catherine Connolly has been elected President of Ireland with a thumping majority. Alongside mass absenteeism, the election is a disaster for the Irish establishment.

Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir Nobody’s Girl has dragged into the light the crimes of Prince Andrew and the rest of the rotten establishment. Her account illustrates the lengths that the ruling class are willing to go to to defend their crimes.

Last week, the Welsh town of Caerphilly delivered a shock to Starmer’s Labour, with voters unseating the party from one of its former strongholds. As Britain’s political landscape fractures, we can expect many more such earthquakes in the years ahead.

The great Marxist and revolutionary leader Lenin once said: “Give me just one generation of youth, and I’ll transform the world.” Following in his footsteps today, the RCP is building up the forces of communism in Britain. But what does this look like?

The rule of the bourgeoisie was born in revolution against the feudal order, falsifying the preaching of gradualism and its supposed omnipotence. This epoch demonstrates just as the bourgeois order arose through violent upheaval, so too will its inevitable downfall.