UK Analysis Newswire Archive
BP: The Unfinished Tale of Imperialism
14-05-2010 09:35
DEGROWTH - Planned Contraction - 1st N.A. Conference
13-05-2010 21:17
Greece economic crisis and IMF, two cartoons (by Latuff)
13-05-2010 20:54
Is the New York Times misleading its readers again - This time on Iran?
13-05-2010 17:52
Venezuela is not Greece
13-05-2010 15:56
"Nonetheless, the country still faces significant economic challenges, some of which have been worsened by mistaken macroeconomic policy choices. The economy shrank by 3.3% last year. The international press has trouble understanding this, but the problem was that the government's fiscal policy was too conservative – cutting spending as the economy slipped into recession. This was a mistake, but hopefully the government will reverse this quickly with its planned expansion of public investment this year, including $6bn for electricity generation."Your "new"(really the same old gov this time with a new name to "fool you again") leadership is just the other side of the business party as is the case here in the U.S. the Dems qnd the Repubs, Labour vs a conservative/liberal coalition. They are working together to screw us all. ONLY A TRUE DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISM CAN SAVE US! We need to build it now!
Top media lies about Iran
13-05-2010 14:38
Bilderberg financial terrorists appointed to Cameron's new government
13-05-2010 11:14
Athens protests and situation commentary
11-05-2010 22:02
A view of whats going down in AthensWho is the real David Cameron?
11-05-2010 20:16
Britain’s Hung Politics: The Death Throes of Parliamentary Democracy
11-05-2010 15:06
Not on the agenda of discussions to form the next British government are issues such as shifting the burden of taxation on to the wealthy so as to fund badly needed public services and job creation; or bringing the financial oligarchy under democratic control by nationalising banks; or immediate cessation of British involvement with the US and other NATO forces in criminal wars being waged in three foreign countries – Afghanistan, Iraq and Pakistan.
Whose evidence? Which citizens? (Final Version with Additions)
11-05-2010 08:47
Whose evidence? Which citizens?: A view on the votes for Israel’s inclusion in the OECD(Final version with important additions. Apologies for bombarding the wire!)
Greece: the transnational elite’s “one way street”
10-05-2010 19:14
The tragic events at the fire-bombed bank, during the recent huge demonstration in Athens against the savage measures imposed by the transnational elite (an “unholy alliance” of the IMF and the EU), constitute neither a “murder,” as it was hurriedly declared by the permanently and blatantly lying leader of the parliamentary Junta that governs Greece today (G. Papandreou), nor a “provocation,” as the traditional Left permanently characterizes any event that it does not control. It was part of a popular counter-violence, within the logic of which it is unthinkable that it would aim at the death of oppressed employees (who had apparently been given a “work or strike” ultimatum by their boss forcing them, as it was reported, to work in a building with no fire safety arrangements and behind locked doors). It was an (obviously irresponsible) act clearly directed against property. Such acts aiming at the property of fundamental capitalist “symbolic institutions,” like a Bank, are far from rare in today’s insurrections at global level, constituting spontaneous popular counter-violence against the systemic (economic and physical) violence.IAEA director Yukiya Amano oversteps his bounds
09-05-2010 11:23
It remains to be seen whether Amano can restore consensus to the IAEA Board and building trust particularly of the majority of its members who represent the developing countries. However, his perfomance with respect to Iran thus far does not bode well.
New York car bomb Incident: Another false flag?
08-05-2010 19:36
Then using it as a pretext for more war and to divert attention from America's deepening economic crisis, likely to erupt in protests because of Washington's indifference to millions affected.
End the War in Afghanistan, Downing Street, London - Pictures
08-05-2010 17:46
Iran, the US and the UN nuclear conference
08-05-2010 13:05
Like the Iranian “military threat,” the demonisation of Ahmadinejad serves to deflect public attention from Washington’s underlying aim of dominating the key strategic regions of the Middle East and Central Asia.
Britain's Election: Welcome to No Choice Democracy
07-05-2010 20:46
"This “no choice democracy” is being foisted on ordinary people everywhere, from North America to Europe. It is the other side of the prescription of “economic structural adjustment” that for decades was the “tough medicine” that international capital forced poverty-stricken nations to swallow. The “choice” it seems is: you can hold your nose while swallowing this, or you may not hold your nose. The British non-election of 2010 marks the nadir in western so-called liberal democracy in which “we the people” have pointedly no choice in how our societies are to be run. Because we are all Third Worlders now. Bankrupt politics in hand with bankrupt economics."New colonialism: Pentagon carves Africa into military zones
07-05-2010 19:42
As the first overseas regional military command set up by Washington in this century, the first since the end of the Cold War, and the first in 25 years, the activation of AFRICOM emphasizes the geostrategic importance of Africa in U.S. international military, political and economic planning.
Economic Slash and Burn: Greece’s Deadly Austerity Measures
07-05-2010 17:39
"As the bloody drama was unfolding outside the Greek Parliament, various hands signed the papers that cut pensions and initiated tax hikes on fuel, cigarettes and alcohol. Civil service entitlements have been cut and pensions in the public sector frozen. The cuts are meant to trim a ballooning debt and save about $US45 billion over three years. But they have propelled the worst riots in years. And that, given the famous Greek record on street protest, is saying something. Not since 1991, where five people died in riots directed against the education bill, has Greece seen this."Voting in Britain for war. Take your pick
07-05-2010 14:29
