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Has China been committing genocide against Uighur Muslims? The claims of C4's Dispatches
Has China been committing genocide against Uighur Muslims? The claims of C4’s Dispatches
Timed to coincide with Beijing’s hosting of the Winter Olympics, Channel 4’s Dispatches – ‘China: the Search for the Missing’ – summarises the evidence, scant as it is, for the supposed ‘genocide’ in Xinjiang.
Approaching the situation in China’s northwestern province without any reference to social or historical context; it is filled with unsubstantiated statements, dubious anonymous…
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Iain Duncan Smith's 'Axis of Totalitarianism'
Iain Duncan Smith’s ‘Axis of Totalitarianism’
Clearly upset by the strengthening alliance of Russia and China, Iain Duncan Smith has taken to the pages of the Telegraph to lament the emergence of what he calls a “new axis of totalitarian states” supposedly posing a dire threat to the civilised world of the democratic west. (more…)
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The western version of Ukrainian history is dishonest, to say the least...
The western version of Ukrainian history is dishonest, to say the least…
A strange little online journal that calls itself ‘The Conversation’ with an intentionally mis-leading sub heading reading ‘Academic rigour, journalistic flair’ has weighed into the struggle of Western imperialism to demonise Russia, which is ultimately aimed at getting the massed populations of Britain, Europe and the USA to support any military adventurism that the leadership of said UK, EU and…
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Biden blames weather for lack of Russian invasion of Ukraine
Biden blames weather for lack of Russian invasion of Ukraine
Having set all the alarm bells ringing about a supposedly imminent Russian invasion of Ukraine, US war propagandists are now finding it increasingly difficult to justify their earlier scare mongering. According to the Telegraph, Joe Biden has hired a team of meteorologists “to help predict when Vladimir Putin will make his move”, blaming the unseasonably clement weather for the “delay” in…
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If you believe “we may be sleepwalking towards a global war” it’s time to wake up
If you believe “we may be sleepwalking towards a global war” it’s time to wake up
Robert Tombs is a professor emeritus of history at the university of Cambridge and a contributor to mainstream newspapers such as The Telegraph, The Spectator and The Times. He is without doubt a high profile bourgeois historian and has therefore built a career on being an expert at repackaging bourgeois propaganda. His most recent article is no exception, published by The Telegraph on the 31st…
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Who is the greatest threat to the British worker?
Who is the greatest threat to the British worker?
In its recent piece titled “The West’s allies are falling like dominoes”, The Telegraph tells us that our biggest threats today are Russia and China. Apparently, the greatest concerns of the head of MI6, Richard Moore, are “Beijing’s large-scale espionage activities in the UK,” its “pernicious influence”, and its “’debt and data traps’, as these “consolidate Chinese influence across the globe.”…
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Still Searching For That Soviet ‘Holocaust’
Still Searching For That Soviet ‘Holocaust’
The “Holodomor” is still being pushed by a collection of Anglo nations and Ukrainian ultra-nationalists and fascists. The origin of this legend stems from a famine which occurred in Ukraine and parts of Russia in 1932.
Throughout the 1930s rabid anti-communists and Nazi sympathisers would try to tie the famine to the fault of the Soviet government. This would rapidly evolve to accusations of…
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The Bond Delusion
With a new instalment of the 007 franchise having finally been released after a lengthy covid imposed delay, the fictional spy character became the subject of headlines when it was announced that actor Daniel Craig would be stepping down from the role.
As fans agonised over whether the so called ‘woke’ trend in popular culture would result in the character being recast with a female or black…
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A frenzy of NATO propaganda
A frenzy of NATO propaganda
We are at present being subjected to what can only be described as a campaign of intense anti-Russia activity and propaganda by the British government. War rhetoric is escalating at a frightening pace. On instruction from its US master Britain has announced the deployment of some 600 troops to the Ukraine-Russian border using the narrative of a likely imminent invasion of Ukraine by Russian…
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Cool or cold? - Pop Art vs Socialist Realism
Cool or cold? – Pop Art vs Socialist Realism
An exhibition of art in the Berlin Gropius Bau Museum has led to two reviews in the Western media. One in the New York Times (NYT) and the other in the Forbes Magazine (FM). The exhibition is based on the theme ‘cool and cold’ and includes artworks from the cold war period both western and Soviet. We are sure that the reader has already worked out where the organisers are going with this, Western…
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Guardian dusts off Mr Jones for another round of anti-Soviet lies
Guardian dusts off Mr Jones for another round of anti-Soviet lies
In scandalised tones the Guardian claims on the 15th October 2021 that “a group of masked men stormed the offices of a renowned human rights organisation in Moscow on Thursday to disrupt the screening of Mr Jones, a British co-produced film about the Holodomor, the Stalin-era famine that killed millions of peasants in Soviet Ukraine during the 1930s.” This disruption, real or imagined, is seized…
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Koreans who fled Japan for the DPRK branded 'kidnapped'
Koreans who fled Japan for the DPRK branded ‘kidnapped’
The BBC ran an article ‘North Korea’s Kim Jong-un faces ‘paradise on Earth’ lawsuit’ focusing on a currently ongoing legal case in Japan regarding migration of Koreans from Japan to the DPRK between 1959-84.
The Japanese were able to scrape together 5 people for the lawsuit, out of the 90,000 ethnic Koreans who had left Japan to settle in the DPRK during this period. These 5 essentially represent…
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BBC’s flawed understanding of China’s history leads to confusion
BBC’s flawed understanding of China’s history leads to confusion
In the first of a three-part look at ‘China’s changing role in the world’, the BBC’s China correspondent Stephen McDonnell looks at the CPC’s recent moves to tackle income disparity and intervene in social and cultural behaviour. But approaching these with the shallow misunderstandings of pre- and post-reform China typical of Western mainstream commentators, he is unable to answer the questions…
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Slander against Stalin Pointed at Putin - Nato's Goebbelsian propaganda
Slander against Stalin Pointed at Putin – Nato’s Goebbelsian propaganda
A recent article in the Independent, by Ella Glover, titled “Remains of thousands of people believed to be victims of Stalin’s terror discovered in Ukraine“,i reveals that a new mass grave has been discovered with “the bones of around 5,000 to 8,000 people” during exploratory works as part of an airport extension. Even though our dear author admits that the victims’ “crimes and identities remain…
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Bookshops of the Bourgeoisie
Bookshops of the Bourgeoisie
A theme which often surfaces in contemporary depictions of socialism in literature and popular culture is the use of restrictive controls on the sort of books people in socialist countries had access to, encouraging a notion that bookshops only sold volumes of Marx and Lenin.
Accompanying this is the notion that western literature was totally forbidden to readers of the socialist world, with only…
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Reclaiming history is a flawed fight without Marxism
Reclaiming history is a flawed fight without Marxism
Articles in the Sunday Telegraph and Daily Express on the 29th August introduce their readers to ‘History Reclaimed’, a group consisting of academic scholars who have set themselves the task of counteracting the current trend for removing references to, or revising drastically the way historical figures associated with slavery, colonialism and racism are presented in society.
The academics behind…
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BBC praises a grand rewilding to hide how capitalism sparked environmental degradation in Kazakhstan
BBC praises a grand rewilding to hide how capitalism sparked environmental degradation in Kazakhstan
The BBC’s science and technology journalist, Chris Baraniuk, wrote back in January a distinctly ecohippie article celebrating the decline of human presence in the Eurasian steppes of Kazakhstan.
With the title “How the Soviet Union’s end sparked a grand rewilding”, the author appears to echo extinction rebellion’s rhetoric rejoicing in the fact that nature has rejuvenated, as millions of people…
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