A recently released publication by author Oliver Bullough examines the central role played by the City of London in a global network of tax-dodging and money laundering. This is no accident or anomaly, however. Capitalism is corruption.
A new book by Rory Cormac looks at historic examples of outside state intervention in countries’ domestic politics. In the process, however, the liberal author whitewashes the role of western imperialism: the most reactionary force on earth.
New Hollywood blockbuster ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ revives the 1980s film franchise in order to reminisce about the power of US imperialism. In doing so, however, this sequel highlights Washington’s anxiety, as American dominance wanes.
A new exhibition at the British Library highlights the political interests served by the mainstream media, acting as propaganda for the ruling class. These capitalist mouthpieces will never tell the truth. We must build the revolutionary press.
A recent BBC drama explores the brutal conditions faced by warehouse workers – a product of the capitalist system, built on exploitation and profit. In real life, however, these workers are getting organised and fighting back.
A recent documentary about the lives and crimes of the Maxwell family, including media mogul Robert and his sex-trafficking daughter Ghislaine, reveals the corruption and depravity of the capitalist class – and of their rotten system.
A recently-released Netflix documentary shines a light on the sordid crimes of Jimmy Savile – a former darling of the British establishment, who closed ranks to protect one of their own. To see justice, we must overthrow this stinking system.
A new Channel 4 documentary ‘Jeremy Kyle: Death on Daytime’ explores the now infamous ‘reality TV’ show, and how the lives of its vulnerable guests were ruined all in the pursuit of profit.
BBC dark comedy ‘This is going to hurt’ paints a vivid picture of the crisis engulfing the NHS and the worsening conditions faced by health workers. But the real criminals behind this dire situation are not mentioned: the Tories and capitalists.
A recent BBC documentary looks back at the desperate measures taken by politicians and policy makers to save the capitalist system from collapse following the 2008 crash. Over a decade later, the class divide has become a chasm.
New ITV drama ‘Anne’ follows the fight for justice by the families of the 97 victims tragically killed in the Hillsborough disaster, exposing the real role of the establishment for their deaths and subsequent cover-up.
Don’t Look Up dramatically exposes the cynicism of the ruling class, who prioritise their own profits above saving the planet. But despite exposing the dead end of capitalism, the film ignores the potential for the working class to transform society.