Far Left Websites and Forums (Communists Only)

[Laika]

The far left does have an internet presence but its as choatic and divided as the movement is offline. If you find a website that could be useful to share information and ideas relating to communism, anarchism and revolutionary socialism, feel free to post it here Comrades.

Marxists Internet Archive (largest and probably most complete archive of resources by marxist authors)
Marxists Internet Archive (Text Index)

Revleft (arguably the largest forum of the far left on the web)
http://revleft.com/vb/

Socialist Phalanx (left wing nationalist forum)
The Socialist Phalanx

Libcom (libertarian communist/anarchist forums and site)
Forums

Morning Star (UK daily newspaper of the Communist Party of Britian)
Morning Star | The Peoples Daily

People's World (newspaper of the Communist Party USA)
People's World

Jason Unruhe/Maoist Rebel News (youtube channel)
Jason Unruhe

 

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World Socialist Website (Trotskyist News Source, including latest film, book and musics reviews)
World Socialist Web Site - Marxist analysis, international working class struggles & the fight for socialism

Weekly Worker (CPGB-PCC newspaper/website: often useful for coverage of the state of the British left).
Weekly Worker

Lalkar and Proletarian (bi-monthly journals linked to the CPGB-ML)
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Communist Party of Great Britain (Marxist-Leninist)

The Marxist-Leninist (ML Study Guide) (Affiliated with the Freedom Road Socialist Organisation/FRSO)
Marxism-Leninism Study Guide

 

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eRegime (Far Left Forum Simulation Games)

eRegime is a forum that runs historical and geopolitical simulations. Almost all of its users are either leftists (including communists and anarchists) or social-democrats and liberals. there's currently a game set in 2001 where players join as countries, intelligence agencies, or guerrilla (like PKK and PFLP) or terrorist groups. Sometime they also intends to start up a French Revolution game sometime this month. it also has an active members section for politics, history and fun off-topic stuff.

Here's the URL: eRegime