The old world is dying. The new world is struggling to be born. And thus we are living in the time of monsters.
George Galloway – important monologue
The old world is dying. The new world is struggling to be born. And thus we are living in the time of monsters.
The following is reproduced from this months Labour Affairs
Despite provocation from the Home Secretary and her pressure on the police, Saturday’s march is not yet banned and there’s a growing determination it will go ahead regardless.
Starmer “… I don’t want to step away from the core principles that Israel has the right to defend herself…”
The Workers Party is putting the Home Secretary on notice that her recklessness, or worse, intent, has been rumbled. She has put the police into an impossible position, risking police lives as well as those of protesters.
In Britain tens of thousands have taken to the streets in towns and cities across the country to protest against the British governments involvement in the punishment of Palestinian civilians.
This Saturday join Workers Party comrades and thousands of others in central London to demand an end to the siege of Gaza and the bloodshed in the middle east.
In Britain tens of thousands have taken to the streets in towns and cities across the country to protest against the British governments involvement in the punishment of Palestinian civilians.
In his great indictment against war, poet Wilfred Owen ironically penned before his death on the front in World War One, “dulce et decorum est,” – it is sweet and fitting to die for one’s country.
Image: screenshot of blood-curdling video from Ukrainian army propagandist and US ‘journalist’ Sarah Ashton-Cirillo.