Soldier from 304th Psyops unit, US Army, engaging in psychological operations. Commons image. The first was more of a farceLike a Carry On TerrorismWhere, under Trump’s surveillanceFive... Continue reading
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By Declan Geraghty Simon gets up early in the morningforgetting the damn blinds are voice activatedand when they eventually openafter calling the blasted thing three timesthey open... Continue reading
By B. Anne Adriaens ‘I shall die here. Every inch of me shall perish.Every inch, but one. An inch … it is small and it is fragile,but... Continue reading
By Steve Pottinger the red-faced man who has been drunkall afternoon, who is only getting drunker, louder, who looks more than a littlelike a ventriloquist’s dummy is... Continue reading
By Nick Moss It’s not like I needed a reason to hate Ed Sheeran.Galway Girl was enough already -with its Doritos innuendosand its dumb Paddywhackery. That and... Continue reading
By Paul Gander For Iman and Ayoub, Khan Younis, Gaza, Palestine – 13/9/26 Wrong place, wrong time,Iman sitting in her tentnear Khan Younis,a single bullet wentinto her... Continue reading
Palestine Action protest, 6 September – commons image By Ruth Aylett In tribute to Jon Farley: arrested at a silent Palestine protest in Leeds in July 2025... Continue reading
Commons image By Nick Moss Ideas in a void have never appealed to me; action must follow thought or political life is meaningless. – My Life, by... Continue reading
Available here By Nick Moss There is a particular kind of leftwing poetry, that is all too at ease with its own sanctimony. This poetry asserts that... Continue reading
Commons image By Bernadette Gallagher A United Ireland, with tariff-freeIrish whiskey to ‘sláinte’ freedom to.Policy changes on the 18th hole;with armoured cars, no tanks, but guns,and Waterford... Continue reading
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