Far-right call to arms is chilling sentiment
The Herald
|September 16, 2025
TRUMP falsely blamed the “radical left” for the political assassination of his ally, Charlie Kirk.
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His was a far-Right call-to-arms by the holder of the most powerful position in the world, reverberating everywhere. Trump demanded no further toleration of the protests against genocide in Gaza, for action on Climate and for Welfare not Warfare.
In fact the assassination of Kirk was at the hands of a far-Right fundamentalist. The Left tends not to have skilled marksmen nor to advocate for individual acts of terrorism. We know that assassinations produce exactly this reaction of state clampdowns and reprisals.
The “radical Left”, as Trump describes us, organises collectively against exploitation and oppression. We want the end of poverty through redistribution of the wealth - the product of our working lives - working for each others needs not the hoarding of corporations and billionaires.
This story is from the September 16, 2025 edition of The Herald.
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