Cost of living crisis – Protests – Saturday 12 February
Cost of living crisis
Protests against austerity
Saturday 12 February
Britain
Bloody Sunday remembered – the fight for justice continues
This Sunday January 30th marks both the day and the date of the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, which took place in Derry in 1972. Fourteen unarmed Irish people were killed by British soldiers as they were taking part in a demonstration for civil rights and its aftermath. – The fight for justice continues.
The expansion of NATO is a threat to peace
There will be no end to the current dangerous impasse if the bottom line for the US is that Russia must accept NATO’s military machine encroaching further along its borders and that the people of eastern Ukraine will be denied their right to self-determination, up to and including the formation of a new state or joining Russia.
The push to oust Johnson is coming from the right – an indictment of Starmer’s failures
There is nothing progressive to be expected from the turmoil in the Tory Party. The underlying factors causing it, the policies of the Covid death toll and austerity, are supported by all possible Johnson rivals.
Covid – Biden and Johnson have decided to let more people die in huge numbers
The decisions of both Joe Biden and Boris Johnson in recent days will ensure the Covid death toll will go far higher. Extending the pandemic allows the ruling class offensive to continue. It is the centrepiece of government policy. So the struggle will be a prolonged one.
Abortion Rights – 5 New Year’s Resolutions
Make home use for early medical abortion pills legal with good quality telemedicine.
Expose the misinformation of abortion reversal pills once and for all.
End clinic harassment.
Implement paid leave for abortion policies at work.
Decriminalise abortion now.