Looking for a Party

I am a nationalist syndicalist living in the southern United States, and am wondering if anyone could recommend a socialist/syndicalist party that expresses a dislike of cosmopolitanism, does not focus on racial and gay rights, and does not support the Democratic Party? Thanks in advance!

I too am a syndicalist currently residing in the south (Florida, to be specific). Unfortunately, there aren't any syndicalist organizations in the United States which espouse left-wing nationalism, aside from the group I chair, the Revolutionary Syndicalist Front. There are a few small groups which refer to their ideology as "National Syndicalism," but, in reality, the "syndicalism" they endorse is merely fascist corporativism.

Celtiberian wrote:I too am a syndicalist currently residing in the south (Florida, to be specific). Unfortunately, there aren't any syndicalist organizations in the United States which espouse left-wing nationalism, aside from the group I chair, the Revolutionary Syndicalist Front. There are a few small groups which refer to their ideology as "National Syndicalism," but, in reality, the "syndicalism" they endorse is merely fascist corporativism.

Would I be correct in saying that the RSF at this time is not a political party outside the forum? I thoroughly agree with it's ideas and would be happy to join.

Iron Vanguard wrote:Would I be correct in saying that the RSF at this time is not a political party outside the forum? I thoroughly agree with it's ideas and would be happy to join.

We're currently at the stage of formulating our ideological foundation, but we have every intention of expanding to the point wherein we are an active political organization open to membership. I'm pleased to know you're interested in becoming a member of the RSF, so I hope you stay updated with our development.

I think I'll take the opportunity to express my interest in joining the RSF as well once it becomes active.

Celtiberian, can we have an estimate of when the RSF will go public?

Iron Vanguard wrote:Celtiberian, can we have an estimate of when the RSF will go public?

It is truly difficult to gauge at this point. Hopefully, we will complete the requisite ideological refinement at some point in the not too distant future. Once we feel comfortable with our political doctrine, we will likely initiate actual political overtures. The chairman is currently writing an essay on the national question, which will describe our left-wing nationalist theory. The publication of this is of paramount importance and will considerably influence the pace of our political inauguration. In any case, we will strive to provide you all with continual updates as we proceed.

I am curious about the role of unions or "union-like organizations" in RSF ideology (you are syndicalists)

Celtiberian wrote:We're currently at the stage of formulating our ideological foundation, but we have every intention of expanding to the point wherein we are an active political organization open to membership. I'm pleased to know you're interested in becoming a member of the RSF, so I hope you stay updated with our development.

I live in England, and certainly there is room for a leftist eco-syndicalist party. Most people support the need to protect the environment, most oppose the severity and exploitation of capitalism and most are proud of their nation and believe in protection of their own nation and culture. The ground is ready for an Syndicalist Labour Party.

I also feel this forum could establish an International, a unifying body with guidelines for parties in countries to adhere to and establish their own revolutionary syndicalist movements. An international body for individual parties to affiliate to.

Modgardener wrote:Most people support the need to protect the environment, most oppose the severity and exploitation of capitalism and most are proud of their nation and believe in protection of their own nation and culture. The ground is ready for an Syndicalist Labour Party.

I'll have to disagree with you on that one...

DSN wrote:I'll have to disagree with you on that one...

I think most people are opposed to it, the problem is apathy and the need to wake them up and provide a suitable political vehicle for opposing it.