The UK’s membership of NATO is endangering rather than safeguarding its citizens.
Chris Williamson: make parliament debate Nato withdrawal
The UK’s membership of NATO is endangering rather than safeguarding its citizens.
“The war I know about is not the war you’re reading about,” Seymour Hersh, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist on Ukraine.
The war in Ukraine has brought into focus a number of questions which have been present for some time in the geo-political situation.
British society as a whole is poorer because of the war it is waging against Russia.
The Ukrainian government and NATO powers are at sixes and sevens about the strategic value – or dire consequences – of defending the city of Bakhmut, or as the Ukrainians now dub it ‘Fortress Bakhmut’.
The Workers Party is holding a day conference for party members on March 18 in Birmingham. Amongst the many issues that are being discussed on the day, is the question of imperialism and war.
The conflict in Ukraine is not only needlessly killing tens of thousands, it’s also showing the frailty of a capitalist manufacturing model.
“Guys I’m gutted,” announced The Mozart Group’s Andy Milburn to a small group of his assembled members in Kyiv, “the Mozart group is dead.”
It looks like the Kiev regime has been successful once again in securing the promise of more military tech from EU countries.
The demand is clear, pithy and powerful – withdraw Britain from Nato, cease fanning the flames of war.