Still Searching For That Soviet ‘Holocaust’
First published 10th Dec 2021 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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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“, reveals that a new mass …
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 …
Soviet statues and the superstitions of a class in terminal decline
In the psyche of the modern imperialist mindset, there is often displayed a unique, often morbid fascination with Soviet era statues and monuments, especially when they can be found languishing …
Corporate workplace burn-out culture is no match for Socialist emulation
On 29 June 2021 the Conversation website published an essay entitled “How a Soviet miner from the 1930s helped create today’s intense corporate workplace culture”, co-authored by Bogdan Costea and …