Austerity has shaped the lives of young people in Britain today, alongside huge political earthquakes.
This generation has grown up surrounded by war, the pandemic and the cost of living crisis – in this episode, we discuss how British capitalism is making the youth revolutionary.
“I call all the shots. He doesn’t call the shots.” Or so Donald Trump says. In light of the recent fragile ceasefire in the Middle East, we are addressing this head-on.
After a short hiatus, we are back delivering analysis and a Marxist perspective on the inner workings of the British state and British capitalism. Trapped in an age of political spectacle and impotence, the system is driving increasing frustration for both the ruling class and, most importantly, the working class.
We begin this season by connecting the dots between a capitalist ruling class responsible for the historic crimes of the Nakba and the crises of today: racism, war, and poverty