Britain

Frequently, ‘left-wing’ unity is presented surrounding the support of social democratic projects, which often masquerade themselves as anti-capitalist endeavours. In Britain, this has found its most recent expression with the launching of Your Party (YP), that has been upheld as a potential vehicle for social change. Conversely, we don’t see the task at hand being

Social democracy promises an easier path for the working class, softening the image of capitalism while avoiding confrontation with the system itself. But for workers, confrontation with a system based on exploitation can never be evaded. It channels working class anger into parliamentary illusions, erasing the urgency of class struggle and instructing workers to trust

Britain’s $1.2 (2025) trillion tech sector isn’t an industrial powerhouse. It’s a rentier engine. Focused on FinTech, AI, and SaaS / cloud services, its core product is intellectual property: patents, licenses, and proprietary software. This model employs millions of workers but generates value through legal ownership and extraction, not mass production. It’s the perfect capitalist tool for a

The abolition of the two child cap is being welcomed as a victory for families and proof of a more compassionate government. In reality, nothing of the sort has occurred. This is not a step forward for working class power but a calculated retreat by the bourgeois state, which has withdrawn a policy only after

Every Remembrance Day, the state tells us to honour the sacrifice of those who fought and died for Britain. Yet it never asks us to remember the real reasons why millions were sent to their deaths. When finance and production are concentrated in the hands of monopolies and banks, ruling classes seek new markets and