Tag: Socialism

• Hello, Comrades!

  A few people I’ve spoken to (in real life) have laughed at the use of our use of the word “comrades” to refer to each other. “why can’t you just say mates” someone said. Well it’s because we aren’t mates, mates are people you go the pub with, or watch footy with. Not that we…

  chrissensible

  9th Sep 2025

  Uncategorized

  communist, comrade, Socialism

• Why We Need a National Network of British Stolovayas

  I was inspired to write this after re-reading the excellent article written by comrade Chris, Cultural Capitalism. It set me thinking about the cultural dimension of ruling class manipulation, a side I had not previously given much attention to, particularly in relation to food, and to possible solutions. There is an urgent need for nutritious,…

  Ian Foster

  2nd Sep 2025

  U.S.S.R.

  Planned economy, Socialism, soviet union

• Holodomor, myth and reality

  “Holodomor” or the so called “Ukrainian genocide” is a theory, according to which the  Ukrainian famine of 1932-1933 was not just an ordinary famine, but a deliberately and intentionally created ‘man-made’ famine. The term “holodomor” itself means death by hunger, and is modeled to sound similar to the word holocaust. The capitalists have always tried…

  Class Consciousness Project

  23rd Apr 2025

  U.S.S.R.

  Communism, Famine, history, Holdomor, imperialism, Robert Conquest, Socialism, Soviet, Ukraine, USSR

• Stand And Deliver

  As everyone reading is aware, we need to buy gas and electricity to heat our homes, clean ourselves and cook food. Unless you are fortunate enough to live in a self-sufficient compound with infinite resources, or a planned economy, you will have to pay someone else to provide you with energy. We, the general public, have come to…

  chrissensible

  31st Jan 2025

  Uncategorized

  British gas, Class, energy supplier, Exploitation, Industry, Planned economy, politics, Scottish power, Socialism, standing charge, sustainability, uk-politics, Working class

• What Difference Does It Make?

  

  The writer reflects on the relevance and effectiveness of working in transport planning and public sectors under capitalism, expressing feelings of insignificance and disenfranchisement. They criticize the accountability failures of public authorities and highlight the need for a worker-led economy to restore purpose and productivity, ultimately questioning the value of their own job.

  Class Consciousness Project

  28th Jan 2025

  Uncategorized

  Capitalism, Class, Council, Disenfranchised, environment, Joti Brar, Local Council, Malaise, Morrisey, news, Planned economy, politics, public sector, Socialism, sustainability, The Smiths, Town planning, travel