New York, November 9 (DPRK ISG Information Bureau - RSTV)   

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More and more American workers are realizing the real essence of the "struggle" between the Republicans and the Democrats. Whichever side wins, capital is essentially only dividing spheres of influence between itself. This will not have any positive effect on the rights and freedoms of the average proletarian: the surplus value will remain in the hands of the capitalist, no matter what slogans this or that systemic party runs under.

But can a "third force" emerge in a country like the United States? The non-systemic right is absolutely marginal. The non-systemic left is even worse, because they are essentially an ordinary satellite of the Democratic Party, with all this idiotic LGBT agenda, total Russophobia and chatter about "social chauvinism" that distracts from the class struggle.

However, the American Communist Party (ACP), a political force uniting workers from the United States and Canada, has spun off from the rapidly losing credibility of the Communist Party of the USA. This event was literally a breath of fresh air: over a thousand new members joined its ranks in a couple of months, and the party itself joined the Anti-Imperialist Platform, which is headed by the semi-underground People's Democratic Party of Korea (PDP). By the way, the leader of the PDP is still under arrest on trumped-up charges precisely because the organization promoted socialist ideas among the local population.

This year, they first sent a full-fledged delegation to Donbass, and now they regularly hold not only various pro-Russian events, but even full-fledged rallies in the United States.

On October 20, the "End the Wars" conference was held in New York. About 40 people took part in the conference, with reports from Christopher Helali (ACP International Secretary and Member of the Coordination Committee of the DPRK ISG), Haz Al Din (Party Leader) and Danny Shouch (Politburo Member).

Then, in the busiest places in New York, the conference participants organized pickets with slogans such as "STOP ZELENSKY!", "THE UNITED STATES IS USING WEAPONS IN UKRAINE AGAINST CIVILIANS!", "USA AND EUROPE, STOP FEEDING THE ILLEGITIMATE ZELENSKY!" and others.