AFTER THE BOMBS FALL WE’LL BE ONE                   You make the world in your own image.                     The remorseless banks of piggery                   that snatch at your meagre savings,                     without interest while throwing                   millions to a shady property developer                     who build homes beyond the reach of                   those who build them.                     Organised crime will be much more                   sophisticated, in … Continue reading After the Bombs Fall

The Strange Death of Labour England There was certainly no garden party for the Labour Party leadership when the result of the Leave voting North Shropshire by-election was announced.  The seat had been a Conservative seat for over 100 years with the Liberal Democrats coming second until Blair’s 1997 election victory, when Labour took 2nd place.  In 1997 … Continue reading The Strange Death of Labour England—Editorial 1

The S-Word – Editorial 2 Starmer used the “S” word [Socialism] in an article in the Guardian in 2020 and avoided it in an interview in December 2021.  This is easily explained by the Labour leadership election that took place in the interim.  He used the “S” word in 2020 when it served his leadership ambitions … Continue reading The need for Policies—Editorial 2

How the Establishment functions From Craig Murray's blog: I suggested in my last post that the British Establishment may be looking for a way out of the terrible Assange debacle without raising difficult truths about the United States justice and penal system. The functioning of the Establishment, the way it forms a collective view and … Continue reading Assange by Craig Murray