Category: Capitalism
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Mental Health and Capitalism
The Depressing Nature of Capitalism One of the many and possibly more disturbing facets of decaying moribund capitalism is the mental health crisis. And the decay of the system and the rise of mental health crisis is no coincidence. It is a very common thing in society, particularly in young people. Societal Decay With ongoing…
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Why Eurovision is Political
And Israel needs to be in it Bulgaria was the surprise winner of Eurovision 2026, less of a surprise if you remember that Bulgaria adopted the Euro at the start of this year. The European Broadcasting Union is separate from the EU, but 22 countries whose broadcasters are members are also in both the EU…
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Long overdue extension coming for the Tyne & Wear Metro
The era of late-stage capitalism in which we live is exemplified by an almost non-existent manufacturing base and in its stead, the export of capital to countries where cheaper resources and labour maximise profits. Today, the main source of profit generation in Britain comes from capital flows into the City of London, and through stocks…
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Beware Palantir!
Reposted with thanks from CPGB-ML On 25 November 2025, the Guardian published an article, written by columnist Arwa Mahdawi, entitled ‘JD Vance might want to run in 2028 – but does he have a Palantir-shaped problem?’. The article explained that US vice-president JD Vance, with aspirations to run for president in 2028, may find himself compromised…
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A Materialist Refutation of the Anthropogenic Climate Change Scam, and the coming U-Turn
“Future generations will wonder in bemused amazement that the early 21st century’s developed world went into hysterical panic over a globally averaged temperature increase of a few tenths of a degree and, on the basis of gross exaggerations of highly uncertain computer projections combined into implausible chains of interference, proceeded to contemplate a roll-back of…
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Women’s Liberation is a Class Issue.
International Working Women’s Day (IWWD) did not begin as a marketing opportunity or a celebration of individual female ‘empowerment’. It was a working-class, communist initiative, born out of the struggle of women workers for political power, economic independence and liberation from exploitation. Its origins lie in socialist organising and in the understanding that women’s oppression…
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CPB calls on its supporters to ‘Vote Green in Gorton and Denton’
Reposted with thanks from CPGB-ML On 17 February, the Communist Party of Britain (CPB) penned a Morning Star editorial column entitled ‘Vote Green in Gorton and Denton’. It deserves our attention for what it reveals about the true nature of this organisation whose leaders continue to assert that they are the true inheritors of Britain’s…
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Workers of the World, Unite!
Across the world we are witnessing unspeakable events and actions that despite being miles away, have a fundamental impact on us all. Aggressive wars, threats of military action, the kidnapping of presidents of sovereign nations and interference in their affairs, and illegal economic sanctions that impoverish and kill millions. Thes aren’t some other peoples’ problems,…
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It’s Only a Game
I recently heard of a new board game in development called “The Troubles: Shadow War” a strategy game where players take on the role of the IRA, the British Army or the RUC. I haven’t played it, and neither has Kenny Donaldson MBE, as the game hasn’t actually been released yet. He has claimed that…
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Limits Of Trade Unionism
Britain is the oldest capitalist nation, and the oldest imperialist nation, in the world. As it industrialised first and most comprehensively it created gigantic class conflicts between the early proletariat and the capitalist class as the jobs of artisan workers (such as weavers) were destroyed and these workers forced into the growing industrial cities like…

