O brave new year that has such people, innit? Well, that was a lovely festive season. I hope you all had a good one, too, even if it turns out to be the last one we enjoy if the Tories carry on with their policy of pillaging and both enabling and enobling the pillagers-in-chief. With […]
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Lies, more lies and colossal whoppers brainwashing people who have little to envy those who have little more. Fed up with TV & radio vox pop of private sector workers slating people in the public sector for an average pension of £5,000 per year? The video above will cheer you up. How about everyone’s pensions
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Lies, more lies and colossal whoppers brainwashing people who have little to envy those who have little more. Fed up with TV & radio vox pop of private sector workers slating people in the public sector for an average pension of £5,000 per year? The video above will cheer you up. How about everyone’s pensions
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Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images The best of luck to today’s public sector workers and their strike. Yesterday’s Autumn Statement by George Osborne — an acceleration of misery for most of us — was a declaration of class war on the poorest in society who do all the useful work. Polly Toynbee lays out the facts
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My latest NEW INTERNATIONALIST magazine column December 2011 Big business turns TV toxic The ghost of Milton Friedman must be breaking out the bubbly in whatever Circle of Hell he now inhabits. Across the globe, his Satanic little helpers have been sucking the wealth out of the system like a parasitic alien virus to feed
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GAUCHE: A LEFT TAKE ON THE EURO CRISIS: by Paul Anderson, Tribune column, 24 November 2011 Eurosceptics crowing about how they have been vindicated by the Eurozone crisis are beginning to drive me nuts. I don’t think they have been vindicated, but that’s for another column. What matters now is this: 1. Like it or
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