Illiberal Undemocrats say ‘boll**ks’ to the people in the name of ‘liberalism’ and ‘democracy’ NEIL CLARK for RT The Liberal Democrats conference in Bournemouth has shown us where ‘liberalism’ is today, and it’s a pretty […]
Protests in France and Venezuela – Spot the Difference NEIL CLARK The ‘Yellow Vest’ anti-government protests in France are growing, but have received limited coverage in Western media, and what coverage there has been has […]
Pam Barker | Director of TLB Europe Reloaded Project This article, originally from the New York Times on August 17 (why so far away from the place it actually applies to?) and republished through TruePublica, […]
The 2008 financial crash: Punishing the victims, rewarding the perpetrators NEIL CLARK The 2008 financial crash should have marked the end of a neoliberal era marked by greed and inequality. But it ushered in even […]
Trump-Putin summit should be welcomed, not feared by Neil Clark The news that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are preparing to meet in Europe next month has been causing consternation among those keen to keep […]
Remembering May ’68: Why France needs a new de Gaulle more than ever NEIL CLARK This month is the 50th anniversary of student-led riots against Charles de Gaulle. Today, France is also wracked by unrest […]
Labour’s Poll Surge Has Establishment ‘Pundits’ in a Flap NEIL CLARK This was the general election the outcome of which was supposed to have been beyond doubt. When Prime Minister Theresa May announced on April […]
The Manchester-Libya Connection and the Question That Needs to Be Asked NEIL CLARK There are reports that Salman Abedi, the Manchester suicide bomber, returned from “Daesh stronghold” Libya just days before he carried out his […]
How the Liberalization of the Left Led to the Rise of the Far-Right NEIL CLARK The 2008 financial crash, brought about largely by the greed and recklessness of very wealthy bankers, ought have been a […]
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