Communist Party of West Phoenicia

Communist Party of West Phoenicia Communist Party
Abbreviation	CPW
President	Lucas Haggerty
Chairperson	Jane Frieda
General Secretary	Tatiana Bedford
Secretary	Karl Bronchovich
Deputy Party President	Patty Sonja
Treasurer	Antonio Vergas,
Founder	Darius Kaye Clementine Kaye
Founded	May 5, 1960 (1960-05-05)
Banned	1965-1975
Merger of	United Workers Party of West Phoenicia
Headquarters	West Titania, Titania; West Phoenicia
Newspaper	'Comrade Times'
Student wing	Progressive Students Alliance
Youth wing	Communist Youth Brigrade
Women's wing	Communist Women's Collective
Membership (2020)	4000
Ideology	Communism Marxism–Leninism Secularism Revolutionary socialism Left-wing populism
Political position	Far-Left
Religion	Secular
Colors	Silver
House of Representatives	31 / 1,590
Senate	4 / 106
Administrative Governors	0 / 53
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The Communist Party of West Phoenicia is a minor political party in West Phoenicia that was originally founded in 1960 by two married emigrants Darius & Clementine Kaye.

History

The Communist Party of West Phoenicia was originally founded in 1960.

In the year 2000 Queen Jezebel Bush created and government funded the The Un-West Phoenician Activities Committee.

Policies:

“The aim of the Communist Party is to achieve a communist West Phoenicia in which the means of production, distribution and exchange will be socially owned and utilised in a planned way for the benefit of all.

This necessitates a revolutionary transformation of society, ending the existing capitalist system of exploitation and replacing it with a socialist society in which each will contribute according to ability and receive according to work done. Socialist society creates the conditions for advance to a fully communist form of society in which each will receive according to need.

The party's main policies include;

• Redistribute wealth from the rich and big business to working people and their families with a wealth tax, higher corporation tax, higher pensions and social benefits
• Set the national minimum wage at half median male earnings rising to two-thirds, with no exemptions, and enforce equal pay through compulsory pay audits.
• Immediately restore the link between the state retirement pension and earnings at its original value and introduce a second state pension which includes contributions from employers and the state.
• Halt all forms of privatisation and invest in public services and their staff, with a massive programme in particular to build more council and sheltered housing
• Integrate all religious, private, trust and city academy schools into a unified secular education system under democratic local control.
• Protect and develop manufacturing industry through public investment, measures against the export of jobs and capital, and expanding fair trade with third world nations.
• Restore public ownership in the energy and transport sectors – including the electricity, gas, coal, water and railway industries – so that we can plan to meet future needs by developing clean coal technology and tidal, solar and offshore wind power
• Match public subsidies to failing private companies with a public shareholding and take banking and key industries such as pharmaceuticals and armaments into democratic public ownership.
• Cut military spending by 3/4, switch military R&D and production to meeting social needs and scrap new plans for new ships, aircraft and weaponry.
• Repeal all anti-trade union, anti-democratic and racist immigration laws with full employment rights and trade union participation for migrant workers.
• Bring the police and intelligence services under democratic control.
• Cancel all Third World debt, promote genuine trade-and-aid policies.

Election Results

House of Representatives
Election	Leader	Seats won	+/−	Government	Notes
2019	Lucas Haggerty	31 / 1,590		Cross Bench