Labouring in vain
Ann Black, a long-serving member of the Labour Party National Executive Council, has admitted that Labour Party membership has fallen by 200,000 and
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Anti electoralism
Populism – is anti-populism the answer?
This month promises to be a liberal jubilee, first the triumph of the Jacinda Ardern the saviour of New Zealand and then, unless
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Starmer tightens his grip on Labour
In a move predicted by many, Jennie Formby, general secretary of the Labour Party, and an ally of Corbyn, resigned with immediate effect
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Not With A Bang But a Whimper Part 2
As we wrote on this website recently, the Bernie Sanders’ campaign for Democratic Presidential candidate has collapsed in ignominy, just like Plan Corbyn.
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Not with a bang but a whimper: Bernie Sanders’ campaign ends
Just as Jeremy Corbyn’s last few months as leader of the Labour Party will be noted for their lack of tarnish, so too
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Starmer and the defeat of Corbynism
As predicted, Keir Starmer won the Labour leadership election with 56.2% of the vote (275,780 votes). The “left” candidate, Rebecca Long-Bailey (who expressed
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Corbynism after Corbyn: Bankruptcy of Electoralism
You would have thought that the major defeat for the Labour Party would be a strong signal to rethink a strategy that relies
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Never Mind the Ballots, Create the Resistance
As we said when we were still in the Anarchist Federation back in 2015, “Grassroots groups and organisations emerging around housing and opposition
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Let Us Not Talk Falsely Now
Boris Johnson’s proroguing of Parliament throws light on a number of subjects. It indicates that the British ruling class is bitterly divided like
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Neither Labour nor Tory
Nor Lib Dem, UKIPs, Farage, TIG, Greens, etc… In many towns and cities local elections are happening soon, and in spite of the
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