The time to start resisting is now.

The last shred of mainstream journalistic integrity has been destroyed by the revelation that every part of the relentless Russiagate media barage was false.

Another president falls to a US-backed coup in Latin America – but the people are not taking it lying down.

Even the most inveterate supporters of capitalism have been forced to admit that the UN’s climate mechanism has been taken over by the oil lobby.

Another example of the way that fabricated ‘news’ aims to baffle rather than inform, and to get workers onside for the imperialist war drive.

The former prime minister’s leaked iPhone messages convince Russia that British forces blew up the Nord Stream gas pipelines.

The upside-down world of corporate media lies: how fairy tales and disappearing facts keep workers in ignorance and fear.

With the full backing of western war and propaganda machines, Ukraine’s armed forces have perpetrated a string of atrocities – but the truth will out.

Former Bolivian president tells British interviewer: ‘We lament the English were celebrating the sight of dead people.’

As the west tries to hold onto its global hegemony by any means necessary, developing countries are increasingly standing together to resist.

The Azov battalion did not appear out of nowhere; fascism has been the imperialist tool of choice in Ukraine since the 1930s.

Not only have the imperialists strengthened instead of crushing Russia, they have in the process given new confidence to independent-minded states everywhere.

Those who spread the lie that the conflict in Ukraine is an ‘interimperialist war’ are helping to demobilise the world’s most militant antiwar activists.

Meanwhile, the government is considering adding to anti-trade-union legislation to try to outlaw the action before it begins.

Throughout Labour’s history, in and out of government, its leaders have always been unabashed cheerleaders for the crimes of imperialism.

Where is the force capable of harnessing the anger and militancy of the French working class?

Arms monopolies have jumped at the chance to force as many countries as possible to replace their entire machinery of warfare.

None of the glib refutations of nazism in Ukraine stand up to scrutiny, yet western media continue to repeat them while closing down those who expose their lies.

Could it be that the salvoes of the west’s psychological and trade wars are actually backfiring badly?

The prime minister’s lies and hypocrisy are once more back in the media spotlight. But the ruling class is struggling to find a replacement for its disgraced frontman.