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V.I. Lenin, 1899

Tag: Politics

  • The Birmingham Bin Strike

    Since the turn of the year, the brave bin workers of Birmingham have put up fierce resistance to obscene attacks on their wages and working conditions by Birmingham City Council. The bin workers, surviving only on strike pay, stand united and, unfortunately, virtually alone against this vicious and premeditated attack by the Labour-controlled council. Birmingham…

  • The Rise of the HMO

    The recent news that Medway Council in Kent is considering introducing new rules on the licensing for homes in multiple occupancy (also known as HMOs) in an attempt to curb antisocial behaviour and poor housing standards is just one in a plethora of examples of the rise of the HMO and how these dwellings serve…

  • A Walk Through Lowestoft

    Recently, my local party tasked me with visiting the Suffolk coastal town of Lowestoft to assess its suitability for us to set up a table in the future to talk to local people about the utter mess our country is in and, crucially, what we can do about it. As it turned out, I found…

  • The Death of Stonewall

    The news that the Supreme Court had ruled that the legal interpretation of the definition of a woman under the terms of the Equality Act 2010 was based on biological sex came as a huge blow to gender ideologues across the nation, but it most certainly came as a bitter blow to the charity Stonewall.…

  • Care Work and Immigration: What It Means for Workers

    Labour Home Secretary Yvette Cooper’s announcement on the BBC on Sunday 11th May that the practice of recruiting workers in the care industry from abroad would end would surely have been met with the wryest of smiles amongst the great and the good within the Reform Party. They would have known that they have made…

  • Labour’s £4.8bn Welfare Cuts: Clive Lewis Speaks Out

    On 25th March, Labour MP Clive Lewis appeared on BBC’s Newsnight programme and spoke on the cuts to welfare which were predicted by reports leading up to the Spring Statement, which took place on the following day. Leftists across the land took to X and other social media outlets to whoop at Lewis’ as he…

  • Why Are Birth Rates Declining?

    On 28th January 2025, The Daily Telegraph ran an article entitled “How soaring housing costs have crushed the birth rate”. This article detailed the very real and potentially devastating problem of Britain’s declining birth rate and made a link, albeit tenuous, between this seemingly inexorable decline and the availability of affordable housing. The lowest birth…

  • The TUC: In Complete Lockstep With Imperialism

    On 22nd February, the Trades Unions Congress will be joining unions including the National Union of Mineworkers (total number of members 196), the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen (ASLEF), Unison, GMB and PCS in a rally in London alongside such luminaries as Peter Tatchell and John McDonnell to call for the withdrawal of…

  • Justin, We Hardly Knew Ya

    On 6th January 2025, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced to Canadians and the wider world that he would be stepping down as Prime Minister as soon as a new leader of the Liberal Party was elected. Trudeau’s announcement brings to a close a tenure as Prime Minister which has lasted over nine years and…

  • Maccabi Tel Aviv Fans’ Amsterdam Clash: Exposing Media Lies

    The lie of the so-called ‘Pogrom’ which took place in Amsterdam on November 7th 2024 has been exposed as a lie by a young Dutch YouTuber and The Grayzone. Western imperialist media resolutely proclaimed that the violence around the Ajax v Maccabi Tel Aviv Europa League match, which Ajax won 5-0, was prima facie evidence…