It is not their inability to think logically but their dedication to profit-generation that leads our rulers to destroy public services.

If strategic industries are to be saved, their only salvation is full nationalisation and administration according to plan not profit.

Failure to mobilise against job cuts at Grangemouth reveals the fraudulent nature of Unite and SNP leaders.

Sixty years of dedicated service to the anti-imperialist movement by an outstanding revolutionary have left a lasting legacy for the British working class.

As loyal servants of imperialism, the Tories would rather see masses of their MPs wiped out than a few antiwar candidates get into Parliament.

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.

What does it say about our decaying system that our rulers can spend decades debating and spending to deliver precisely nothing at the end of it?

Wilko stores across the country are expected to close over the next few weeks with the chain struggling to find a buyer.

While lecturing workers about ‘consumer choices’, western environmental lobbies give a free pass to the planet’s real polluters.

Growing public outrage has forced a mealy-mouthed apology from Water UK, but the profiteers deserve jail sentences, not a wrist-slapping.

If the SNP is really a threat to British imperialism, why has its leader been treated as such a saint by the corporate media?

Will Washington test the anti-Putin coalition to destruction?

News that the Met will now reopen the cases of a thousand officer complaints would seem to answer the question.

Workers who can’t afford crippling energy prices are being forced to pay even higher rates by the vulture providers.

First they came for the cleaners, then they came for the caterers, then for the porters, the student nurses and the junior doctors. Now they’re coming for the GPs.

British families are relying on charity to eat as the market and the government both fail to provide even such a basic necessity as food.

Covid was the last straw for thousands of Britain’s remaining bus routes, and the profit motive won’t save these essential services.

Eclectic and utopian, the CPB’s programme is full of pious wishes but its authors don’t seem to have the first clue about the realities of the state or of class war.

On every question of importance, the CPB has ditched Marxism in favour of servility to the imperialist Labour party.

Poor protestants are responding to a sense of alienation and being left behind. The question they will need to answer is: to what and to whom are they ’loyal’?