Since the collapse of Corbynism round one, there has been a notable vacuum on the British left. Now, like London buses, two left-wing electoral alternatives have arrived at once. What attitude should revolutionaries have towards this new left revival?
Mr. Andrew Mountbatten Windsor has been stripped of all of his titles and privileges, reminding us that royalty isn’t a divine force bestowed by God; nor does the right to rule run like blue blood through the veins of noble families. If a prince can be deposed, then why not a king?
Last Saturday’s knife attack has exposed the compounding crises which produce violence and social decay in Britain. The mental health epidemic, cuts to care services, and rail profiteering all make crimes like this inevitable. Capitalism is a danger to public safety.
Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir Nobody’s Girl has dragged into the light the crimes of Prince Andrew and the rest of the rotten establishment. Her account illustrates the lengths that the ruling class are willing to go to to defend their crimes.
Last week, the Welsh town of Caerphilly delivered a shock to Starmer’s Labour, with voters unseating the party from one of its former strongholds. As Britain’s political landscape fractures, we can expect many more such earthquakes in the years ahead.
A recent Guardian report has exposed how several UK universities are spying and surveilling students to protect arms companies on campus! Whilst in financial stress, it seems universities have plenty of resources to keep students in check to protect the interests of war.
Announced in Washington at the end of September, it is becoming clear to everyone what this ‘peace’ deal in the Middle East really amounts to. The continued bombardment of Palestinians, corporations encircling Gaza for cheap real-estate, all potentially led by Tony Blair!
The world is ablaze with revolt, workers and youth are rising. Yet an enormous vacuum exists on the left. Only revolutionary communism offers a real way forward: bold ideas and militant action, with the goal of overthrowing capitalism entirely.
While Britain’s children go hungry, and pensioners fear freezing to death, Starmer’s Labour decided to set aside time in parliament to overturn a ban on violent Zionist hooligans from attending a football game in Birmingham. What a sick joke!
A trial against two British citizens accused of spying for China recently collapsed, following a change in the government’s policy towards Beijing. Starmer will tolerate Chinese spying in return for trade and investment – yet another reminder of Britain’s drastic decline.
Fuelled by bold politics and anti-establishment audacity, Zack Polanski’s Green Party is surging ahead, with membership breaking 100,000 and double digits in the polls. The Greens are now a force to be reckoned with. What does this mean for British politics?
Not content with supporting arch-bureaucrat Christina McAnea in Unison’s elections, the misnamed ‘Communist Party’ of Britain have backed Starmer’s favourite Bridget Phillipson in Labour’s deputy leader challenge.