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 …
Putin is fighting a war against the youth in Russia according to the aptly named Far Out Magazine – and here we were thinking he was bogged down with NATO
One of the common myths about the Soviet Union is that music, art and culture were restricted, censored, dull and grey; that these were under full control of the Communist …
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 …
Vladimir Putin’s address to the Moscow Victory Parade 2022
The following speech was given by President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin on 9th May 2022 during the annual Victory Parade in Moscow, commemorating the sacrifices of the Soviet …
Who is the greatest threat to the British worker?
First published 4th January 2022 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. …
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 …
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 …