Is New Labour’s dystopian surveillance society back on the cards again?
Category Archive: Socialism
Or, “I really think we need to take a break”. By Paul Halas After several months of running […]
We feel desolate at the squandering of such an enormous opportunity By Phil Hall After the failure of […]
You can live a rich and full life – if you take collective action By Phil Hall When […]
More Glamorous than Che: Make a Film about the life of Angela Davis By Phil Hall It’s fascinating […]
by Francisco Dominguez On July 2nd 2020 British Judge Nigel Teare, with regard to a Central Bank of […]
Selected by Dominic Tweedie from: Paul Robeson Speaks: Writings, Speeches, Interviews, 1918-1974 Paul Robeson was a superstar in […]
A Freedom Charter for Great Britain? If we held a constitutional assembly, all the progressive forces in British […]
How we regained faith in politics By Paul Halas Jeremy Corbyn was a phenomenon. This relatively obscure politician […]
Challenging the Neoliberal Onslaught By Richard House I recently interviewed tireless childhood campaigner Sue Palmer for the Morning […]
LISTEN TO THE LEFT STARMER, OR GO! Masks off! Keir Starmer got elected as Labour leader under false […]
Socialism? What are we talking about? By Dominic Tweedie The communists mean to show the way – as […]
What do you do when the cure does you more harm than the disease? You stop taking it. […]
WHAT IS TO BE DONE? By Phil Hall The British Disease is passive aggression. It is class hatred […]
The demoralisation of grassroots Labour. By Paul Halas The Stroud Labour CLP meeting to nominate its preferred leadership […]
By Phil Hall Covid-19 arrives, We sit at home for a long while. The cities empty, the air […]
by James Tweedie, Plymouth, May 6th 2020 The one-word answer is: “Brexit.” The Labour Party backed the losing […]
By Paul Halas On my very infrequent visits to Paris, passing Drancy Station on the RER suburban line […]
By Phil Hall In China the barefoot doctors believed in prevention rather than cure. So how can we […]