The absence or none-recognition of authority or other controlling systems
In the last week new information has surfaced of a 2016 meeting between Donald Trump Jr and a Russian lawyer. Since the initial story was released it has been reported that a Russian-American lobbyist (who was once a Soviet counter-intelligence officer) also attended the meeting. They claimed to be representatives of the Russian government in email... Continue Reading →
Society has this funny way of gripping you as soon as you're born. No choice is ever offered, it's a subscription that no one can quit, yet we never signed up to. We begin our journey as children, a book full of empty pages, our minds void of prejudices. Initially we learn what we know... Continue Reading →
For nearly 40 years the ideology of neoliberalism has resulted in a free-market capitalist autocracy. Deregulation, privatisation, austerity and unrestricted free trade has been the neoliberal mantra since Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher adopted these economic policies in the 1980's. An increased role by the private sector in the economy and public services, and cut... Continue Reading →
In the last couple of days, information of a meeting between Donald Trump Jr and a Russian lawyer claiming to represent the Russian government has come to light. Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya said in emails that she may be able to get damaging information about Hillary Clinton during the US election campaign of 2016. Don Jr has since... Continue Reading →
In January, Theresa May made it clear that she planned to bring the U.K out of the European Atomic Energy Community. Describing it as "The biggest threat to the Autobots she had encountered since Brexit." No one claims to have known what she'd meant at the time. Boris Johnson Put it down to, "the pressures of... Continue Reading →
Scotland Yard have estimated that around 350 people lived in Grenfell tower on the night of the fire, with around 255 people escaping. The figure of 350 people would be an average of around 3 people per flat. However, this doesn't take into account that there could have been people visiting friends and relatives. Especially... Continue Reading →
Leading up to the election in 2017, the Labour Party were thought to be in disarray, due to the apparent lack of support for their leader, Jeremy Corbyn. Written off by the establishment and smeared by the right-wing media, Labour still managed to achieve some impressive electoral gains. Whereas, the Conservatives fell short of an overall majority in an... Continue Reading →
