So where are the trade unions?

On the creeping fascistisation of British society.

Our press was never truly free, and today it is more incarcerated than ever.

While Assange languishes in prison, the Gaza genocide continues and workers are hit by a cost of living crisis, Britain’s unions are essentially inactive.

While crime after crime is committed against the people, those who should be organising the resistance are doing nothing.

As an innocent man is tortured for the crime of exposing the criminals, British workers should be organising meaningful action in defence of all our rights.

How does imperialism get away with its persecution of Julian Assange and how does this fit into our understanding of the ‘rules-based international order’?

Why did Russia’s hosting of an international youth festival provoke such a hysterical reaction from British media?

While an individualist view tends to despondence, there is a positive aspect to British imperialism’s blatant complicity in persecuting free speech.

The most courageous, fearless and decent of journalists, who devoted his life to speaking the truth and uncovering imperialist lies.

The British ruling class has a long tradition of persecuting those who work to shed light on inconvenient truths.

The entire settler-colonial project is on the rocks, and with it the Anglo-American imperialist domination of the middle east.

Outside the Royal Courts of Justice, activists discuss the ‘official’ movement’s failure to address the real issues and mobilise the working class for Julian Assange.

I waited as long as possible, and then helped to empty an already toothless resolution of all its meaning, my son.

If the WikiLeaks editor is extradited to face trumped-up ‘treason’ charges in the USA, it is the death of investigations into the inner workings of power by the press.

The case of Julian Assange reveals how little concern the bourgeoisie really has for ‘human rights’ and ‘civil liberties’.

British judges have shown themselves only too ready to allow our ‘justice system’ to be used to persecute an innocent man for the ‘crime’ of real journalism.

Rather than prosecuting those who assist the Gaza genocide, our rulers use the judicial system to silence those who speak out against the zionists’ crimes.

An essential history for every sincere worker who wishes to make sense of the political landscape in Britain and find an effective way forward.

The ramifications from Nato’s barbaric blitzkrieg continue to unfold in Libya and across the region.