Analysis
Critical Review: Solanas and Getino – Towards a Third Cinema
December 22nd: A libertarian look at the classic 1969 communist, anti-imperialist manifesto of Fernando Solanas and Octavio Getino (also shown in their film The H…
Review: ‘Mix Café: A memoir of Laurieston Hall, 1972-77
December 18th: “We all have breakfast at different times” — E.T.C Dee reviews this new take on a famed housing co-op by one of its founding members.
Governments always overestimate what people will tolerate
December 14th: From Chile to Hong Kong, through Catalonia to France — it has been kicking off everywhere.
13/12: Don’t mourn, organise.
December 13th: As we celebrate our ACAB day, let us disempower, disarm and disband the police and dare to dream of a world without cops.
The battle’s done – and we need more weapons
December 13th: It’s not fun to weigh in today amid the sadness of watching a triumphant, smug parade of Tory scumbags mouthing off about how they intend to …
13/12: A brief ABC of ACAB
December 12th: Regardless of who is voted in, two aspects of the social order will remain almost unnoticed, untouched and untroubled by a change of colour in the …
Five things that could happen to make election night interesting
December 12th: There will be anarchists that avoid the election and anarchists who soak it all up.
Five horrors from the Tory manifesto
December 5th: Jon Bigger has read the Conservative Party manifesto and it contains some very interesting passages on well-known policies and also some terrifying…
We are here, even if Macron doesn’t want it: One year of the Gilets Jaunes
December 1st: On November 16th the Gilets Jaunes movement marked one year since it burst onto the scene and threw a spanner in the works of President Macron’s …
Westminster’s re-Constitution after the crisis
November 26th: Whoever is in charge at Westminster, we can expect constitutional change to be at the top of the agenda for future governments.
The eviction of New Hope anti-fracking camp shows the blurry line between policing and private security
November 19th: In case you missed it: early this morning, a mob of dog-wielding bailiffs stormed the Camp of New Hope at Preston New Road, evicting frontline anti…
The Tory legacy: a lost decade and over 130,000 deaths through austerity
November 15th: Since 2001 around 100 people have been killed by terrorists in the UK.
General election 2019: Labour and the Tories pushing at extremes
November 8th: Over the last few weeks ‘moderate’ Tories have been stepping down from standing as candidates for parliament.
Police vs XR: What can be done about the Met’s Section 14 order?
October 15th: The Met have kicked off week 2 of the XR autumn rebellion with an almighty bang, issuing a revised s14 order that effectively bans XR from pr…
“There is almost no green left”: the rise of the climate refugee
September 28th: Bangladesh, with its low-lying coastal regions and proximity to the equator, is in the unenviable position of being one of the most vulnerable coun…
