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Gaza, Genocide, and the Charade of Recognition
Britain, Australia, and Canada have today confirmed that they are formally recognising a Palestinian state, with other European countries including France, Belgium, and Portugal set to follow suit. Europe, that cesspool of tin-pot imperialists, is now parading a sickening hypocrisy with many declaring that they will ‘recognise’ a Palestinian state. This is hollow verbiage, as…
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The Great Betrayal
How European Democracies “Handed Over” Czechoslovakia to Hitler. Over the past quarter century, it has become common practice among Russian and foreign historians to say that the path to the outbreak of World War II was opened after the signing of the agreement between the USSR and Nazi Germany in August 1939, known as the…
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The Assassination of Charlie Kirk
The assassination of prominent conservative commentator Charlie Kirk has sent shockwaves through the American political landscape. While the investigation into the motive and circumstances of the killing is ongoing, the event invites a sober analysis of its potential geopolitical implications, the historical consequences of political violence, and its likely use as an instrument to reinforce…
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If I Was Not A Soldier
If I wasn’t a soldier, a soldier said, What would I be? – I wouldn’t be, It’s hardly likely it seems to me, A money lord or armament maker, Territorial magnate or business chief. I’d probably be just a working man, The slave of a licensed thief, – One of the criminals I’m shielding now!…
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Globalism: A blanket term for a system defended by reactionaries
For many years now numerous online reactionaries have described the events unleashed by the imperialist bloc as being the product of so-called ‘globalism.’ Whether it is Alex Jones, Jim Ferguson, or David Icke, the term is thrown around constantly.For many workers it is quite obvious that measures such as environmental laws or other state policies…
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An Engineered Crisis
The Homelessness Crisis In Glasgow Is Caused By A Parasitic, Decaying Capitalism For decades, Glasgow’s identity was intertwined with its council estates and high-rise towers, not as symbols of destitution but as pillars of community and security. They were the legacy of a post-war determination to clear the infamous slums and provide “homes fit for…
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Distraction techniques
I’m sure everyone has seen the latest internet sensation ‘Ibiza final boss’ Jack Kay, with his legoesque head, bully beef haircut, thin beard and gold chain. Something to laugh at right? Another distraction to take our minds off the horrors around us. That’s exactly the media’s intention. They feed us nonsense to keep our eyes…
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Owls On the Brink: The Deep-Rooted Financial Crisis at Sheffield Wednesday
The owls are the latest venerable football club facing financial armageddon. Choosing a football club is something of a rite of passage for working class people in England. I grew up in a small town half way between Manchester and Sheffield. It was the mid 1990s and Manchester United were just starting their long period…

