Genocide – the dictionary tells it as it isÂ
A class war on the wealthy is not merely an act of redistributive justice; it is an existential necessity for a society grappling with deep economic inequality and social division. Despite Sir Keir Starmer’s protestations that his government is not engaged in such a war, the very notion of...
Bigotry, in all its forms, erodes the social cohesion that binds communities, creating division and perpetuating inequality. Racism, sexism, homophobia, and transphobia are pervasive manifestations of bigotry that continue to harm individuals and society as a whole. These discriminatory ideologies are not only morally reprehensible but also act as...
Ever the opportunist. Ever the establishment's puppet.
Let's remember:
Nigel Farage arrives to be welcomed by the entitled and privileged as corporate media salivates over rich landowners causing blockades in London. If it was an anti poverty or anti racism or anti climate change march, they would be throwing their...
Well said Gary!
Gary Lineker says he hates braindead bits of dog shit who accuse good people of antisemitism or supporting Hamas because they are upset about a genocide.pic.twitter.com/ieWppRlPh2— Sinesto Redeemo Heretico #StarmerOutNow (@LGBTSRH) November 14, 2024
We Should All Oppose The Ethnic Cleansing In Gaza
The situation in Gaza...
With Gary Lineker announcing his departure from Match Of The Day in 2025, the BBC, no stranger to filling its political programmes with right wing establishment types is reportedly considering the following candidates for the role, bringing in figures who’ve been no strangers to controversy themselves. Instead of ex-players...
The UK, like many countries, has not been blessed with great prime ministers or leaders. Ones that put the country and its people's first and are not fisted by the establishment. In fact apart from Clement Attlee, it is difficult to think of anyone else. Winston Churchill perhaps! However,...
Remembrance Day has long stood as a moment of quiet reflection in Britain, a day for honouring those who gave their lives in wars, notably the two World Wars, to protect freedom, democracy, and human dignity. However, in recent years, this solemn observance has taken on a distinctly political...
Please listen to the following and then leave your comments. This is not an article but merely an opportunity to listen, decide and disprove if the evidence is available. I have nothing in the game. I just want to know how people respond to it and what supporting or...
Bonnie Greer is an American-British playwright, author, critic, and broadcaster, widely known for her contributions to the arts and her outspoken commentary on social and cultural issues. Born in Chicago in 1948, she lived in New York and then moved to the UK in the 1980s, becoming a prominent...
