Goodbye USSR? Baltic rulers attempt to destroy memory of anti-fascist war
In the world of journalism, it is generally understood as common practice that the editor of a publication will decide on the final title of an article when it is …
Rule makers and rule takers
Liam Byrne, a Labour MP and member of the foreign affairs select committee, helped to raise the tempo of the war drumbeat recently when he stated: “What we’ve got to …
Beevor and the BBC work to rejuvenate myth of Soviet “disaster”
The June 2022 edition of the BBC History magazine has kindly provided Counter-prop with a beautiful example of textbook good-old-fashioned British anti-communism, its cover design given over to promotion of …
Russian Art will not be cancelled by Western propaganda, but strengthened by remembering Soviet inheritance
Western propaganda media report daily on how artists like ballet star Olga Smirnova, who recently quit the Bolshoi theatre, are fleeing Russia denouncing Putin’s “invasion of the Ukraine”. In the …
Finland, Nato and the Winter War; Don’t Come the Old Soldier…
Now that Finland and Sweden are planning to abandon neutrality and join the NATO warmongers, the Voice of America is on hand to cheer them on. The musings of two …
Labour is the party of NATO: Labour is the party of war.
The death and destruction in Ukraine, the result of the proxy war against Russia by the Western imperialist bloc under the command of its US master exposes once again the …
Running away from the shadow of the Second World War
‘We’ll never escape the shadow of the Second World War’ is the title of an article in the Telegraph, penned by one of its political journalists, Madeline Grant. This article …
Origins of Operation Z
Whilst the Russian operation in Ukraine has been presented by corporate media as an ‘unprovoked attack’, the simple fact is that there has been an ongoing conflict in the East …
Has China been committing genocide against Uighur Muslims? The claims of C4’s Dispatches
First published 17th February 2022 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 …
Iain Duncan Smith’s ‘Axis of Totalitarianism’
First published 13th February 2022 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 …