WSA History: WSA holds founding conference in NYC: The Return of the Anarcho-Syndicalists

Posted on August 20, 2011, filed Under WSA. Leave a Comment

“WSA holds founding conference in NYC: The Return of the Anarcho-Syndicalists”

Editors Note: The following article originally appeared in the February 1985 edition of the North American newspaper STRIKE!
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Historic WSA Founding Call Letter - 1984

Posted on August 12, 2011, filed Under WSA. Leave a Comment

Conference for a new national libertarian workers organization

Fellow workers:

During the past year or so, there has been talk about creating a new organization in the U.S. which would embrace and further anarcho-syndicalist activity. Read more

THOUSANDS OF INVISIBLE PICKETS

Posted on December 14, 2010, filed Under WSA. Leave a Comment

THOUSANDS OF INVISIBLE PICKETS
December 13, 2010

Workers Solidarity Alliance Statement in Support of the Recent and Ongoing Prisoners Strike in Georgia
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Workers Solidarity Alliance (WSA) Statement Against Political Police Raids

Posted on October 9, 2010, filed Under Against War & Imperialism, WSA. Leave a Comment

The WSA condemns this attack and the arbitrary power which it claims for the repressive agencies of the state. We should also note the hypocrisy of the state agencies who do not shrink from supporting or engaging in mass-scale terrorism abroad, while asserting arbitrary powers at home in the name of “anti-terrorism” and allowing domestic armed extremists to assist in policing the border in Arizona.
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Riverside, Southern California: Community marches against raids and deportations

Posted on June 18, 2010, filed Under WSA, Worker Struggle. Leave a Comment

By anarcentric (WSA personal capacity)

On Saturday, February 6th, 2009 at least 300, and by some estimates possibly as many as 500, people turned out in the city of Riverside California to demand an end to the raids, harassment, and racial profiling increasingly being conducted by US Border Patrol agents against the residents of our local communities and workplaces.*(ED)

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W.S.A. Inter-organizational relations Statement

Posted on June 5, 2010, filed Under WSA. Leave a Comment

The Workers Solidarity Alliance (WSA) reaffirms our commitment to fostering mutual respect and building good, solid and cooperative inter-organizational relations between North American and international class struggle anarchists.

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Libertarian statement of solidarity with the comrades in Oaxaca, Mexico

Posted on May 15, 2010, filed Under WSA. Leave a Comment

We take this opportunity to express our solidarity with this people, and express our readiness to support and assist future efforts to break the siege and to defeat the alliance of political gangsterism, the mafia-like paramilitarism and oligarchic despotism. The struggle of the people of Oaxaca is our struggle too. Read more

Solidarity with the Greek workers’ struggle!

Posted on May 15, 2010, filed Under WSA. Leave a Comment

Statement on the Greek crisis

Greece is a test case for the social dismantling that awaits us all. This policy is being enacted by all the institutional parties, by every government and by all of globalised capitalism’s institutions. There is only one way to hold back this policy of barbaric capitalism: popular direct action, to widen the strike movement and increase the number of demonstrations all across Europe.
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Call for Solidarity and Funds for the Working People of Haiti!

Posted on January 15, 2010, filed Under WSA. Leave a Comment

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01/14/09- A natural disaster has descended upon Haiti whose scope we only are seeing the surface of at this time. The Haitian people will be struggling to rebuild their lives and their home possibly for decades in light of unprecedented collapse, both physical and social. Yet despite the unpredictability of earthquakes, this disaster is unnatural, a monstrosity of our time. Read more

Workers Solidarity Alliance Statement on the 2009 US-Afghan Escalation

Posted on January 5, 2010, filed Under Against War & Imperialism, WSA. 1 Comment

On December 1, 2009, President Barack Obama announced that he will send tens of thousands of additional troops to Afghanistan, escalating the war in central Asia. Obama claims to want peace while he orders more war and death for poor and working people. He claims that the US fights for freedom and democracy, but he allies himself with tyrannical Afghani warlords. He does this with the backing of both Democrats and Republicans and the corporate interests they serve. None of this is new or unusual for the United States Government and its NATO allies. Read more

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