Liverpool Analysis Newswire Archive

19-02-2012 19:58 | 1 comment

European Liberals – 2 Shameful Videos, Just to Remember

THESE SO CALLED “PACIFISTS” HAVE PUSHED AND SUPPORTED THE MEDIA CAMPAIGN OF PROPAGANDA FOR THE AGGRESSION AGAINST LIBYA, AND THEY ARE GUILTY EXACTLY AS THE NATO AND ITS MERCENARIES WHO DEVASTATED THE JAMAHIRIYA.

SHAME ON “STOP THE WAR COALITION” AND SHAME ON BRITISH “SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY“ AND ALL NATO-PUPPETS, OF EVERY COLOR.
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16-02-2012 19:35

Democracy or Plutocracy?

2. Wars increasingly violent and dangerous shall be detonated. all for oil and (again), for taxpayer money, until the assaulted get tired and unite around some leadership sufficiently armed and reckless and leave for a war of apocalyptic dimensions. It does not take Nostradamus to predict this ... Read more >>

22-01-2012 21:31

The SI alive and well

I'm surprised to see the anti-capitalist protests have continued through the winter conditions. Read more >>

18-01-2012 19:11 | 4 comments

BBC finally admits western imperialist forces toppled the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

British special forces were deployed on the ground in order to help the UK's allies - the Libyan revolutionaries often called the National Transitional Council or NTC. Those with a knowledge of the programme insist "they did a tremendous job" and contributed to the final collapse of the Gaddafi regime.
This exposes the apalling collusion of various British left groups and individuals including the SWP, Stop the War, George Galloway and Yvonne Ridley with the forces of western imperialism. Read more >>

05-12-2011 18:06 | 1 comment

Accusations of Student Abuse

Child Pornography Cover-up at Oxford & Cherwell Valley College Read more >>

05-12-2011 00:35 | 2 comments

The movement of the etcetera

“As a social forum, a thousand things happen at the same time and this is how thing flow. The square is beginning to fill up. Having a thousand things and a thousand different ways is a path towards no turning back!” Rodrigo Bertame at Occupy Rio. Read more >>

08-11-2011 21:37 | 15 comments

Hope Not Hate & Searchlight: civil war?

In the last few weeks there have mean major cracks developing between Searchlight magazine & their cash-cow dummy front organisation 'Hope Not Hate'. Clearly, arguments about money are not exclusive to the BNP... Read more >>

19-09-2011 10:26 | 4 additions | 1 comment

Wall Street Occupation

Wall Street Occupation is ongoing. Read more >>

02-09-2011 16:35 | 4 comments

Vilified nurse cleared of wrongdoing

Given the daily mail brigade who trashed this young woman's reputation forever won't have the common decency to print a prominent and full retraction, I am putting the story on indymedia in the hope that we can remove from our society the assumption that this woman carried out sickening acts, and in the hope that we can come to understand more the life-plundering relationship between the cops and corporate media. Read more >>

30-08-2011 23:27

The rising tide of islamophobia in France.

The neo fascist Front National party in France is riding a wave of anti-immigrant and anti-muslim sentiment in France as the latest manifestation of this shows. Read more >>

29-08-2011 10:47

A few quick clarifications on the recent riots

In light of these conflicting interests it is puzzling to see so many - among them Anarchists - defending "communities" and denouncing attacks on them. These communities are not communes, no free associations of producers and consumers, not groups with common interests, but ensembles of conflicting ones. Shop owners, workers, estate kids, council workers, small and large scale capitalists, they do not have the same interests, many of them have directly conflicting ones. The call for community spirit in disregard of what these communities are is, in essence, the same as a nationalist call for unity: a call to subject ones' own interests to that of the "common good". A common good that asks for subordination and restriction. This appreciation of the moralistic collective is what appeals to right-wing, left-wing and some radical writers alike. Read more >>

25-08-2011 02:15 | 15 comments

"The August 2011 Riots in Britain" : an analysis

For a few days in August 2011, the riots in Britain's cities flashed a searing light across the troubled sleep to which we, the ordinary people of that country, have been reduced by three decades of spiritless submission to the logic of capitalism. The only meaningful questions to ask about the riots are: how far did they go in repudiating the society that dominates us, and how can that repudiation be extended and deepened? Everything else is the howling of dogs. Read more >>

20-08-2011 13:26 | 4 comments

Coda to an open letter

Three follow-up comments on the London riots, drawn in part from astute comments from friends and strangers. Read more >>

13-08-2011 19:52 | 1 comment

An open letter to those who condemn looting (Part two)

First, this recurrent accusation of "materialistic" signals a broader refusal not of consumerism - with which you are well familiar and for which you cheerlead full-throated - but of the material fact of social disruption. To speak, with disdain, at the materialistic nature of these days is to speak, beneath your tongue, of a desire that people should go back to "protesting" in ways that remain representational: be counted, be seen, be ignored, go back to the places they live, remain there. It marks your horror at what it looks like for "protest" to become material, and, at that point, no longer protest. Read more >>

13-08-2011 19:48 | 1 comment

An open letter to those who condemn looting (Part one)

Dear you all,

I fear we have nothing to say to each other.

What follows may therefore represent one half of a dialogue in the way that yelling at a jukebox made of ice does. Perhaps the sheer exertion of speaking - a certain quantity of hot air - will soften the surface a bit, but it's a pretty one-sided discussion. And it doesn't mean you can or will stop repeating the records you have been given to play, those looping phrases and evasions. Read more >>

15-06-2011 23:32 | 4 comments

Sunderland Working Class Bookfair June 18th

The latest Working Class Bookfair will take place in Sunderland on Saturday the 18th of june, 11-5pm, followed by early evening music from the Summer Tumblers.
Books, barbecues, beer, soft drinks and good company should make for a good day out. Read more >>

30-05-2011 12:40

From Hiroshima to Fukushima

From COMMUNIST LEFT review of International Communist Party Read more >>

04-05-2011 11:21 | 11 comments

After the Royal Wedding - next years Queens Jubilee

This is an independent proposal for a networked and autonomous series of groups who just organise events locally and publicise them in one place (possibly Ian Bones blog). Read more >>

17-04-2011 03:57

One different Easter

And I see my brothers who sold our people to the enemy. Those misery brothers all around with the alcohol, they say it gives them pleasure... Read more >>

20-01-2011 02:53

Slip of the tongue by ACPO?

Did ACPO spokesman mean to say this? Read more >>

29-12-2010 14:32

Preston Poverty: Figures

New figures show the starkness of the growing inequality in Preston, Lancashire. Read more >>

14-12-2010 13:20 | 8 comments

Support for students is very strong

The old control of the media is not enough to get hegemonic control of society in the context of the new student risings. Read more >>

19-10-2010 21:53 | 2 comments

The government is acting as if we didn't have a rich country...

"The government is acting as if we didn't have a rich country, as if we didn't have the money. The thing is we do have the money," - French Protester

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08-08-2010 16:12 | 2 comments

Childrens database dismantled

The national database of all children that the stalinists of new labour wanted to create is being dismantled

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