A bit of revolutionary aesthetics – the alternative flag of the Communist Party of Great Britain. Classic “Union Jack” coupled with the motif of the
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A bit of revolutionary aesthetics – the alternative flag of the Communist Party of Great Britain. Classic “Union Jack” coupled with the motif of the
This is the debilitating effects of creeping Trotskyism, racism and the associated forces of predatory capitalism that have infiltrated and gnawed away at the ideological underpinnings of the British Communist Movement ever since Khrushchev’s betrayal of Comrade Joseph Stalin in 1956! Unfortunately, this non-dialectical and non-historical materialist approach to assessing this situation will cost the CPB dearly in the future, as the grandchildren and great grandchildren of those British working-class men and women who fought fascism in Spain and throughout WWII – and who participated in the Chinese Revolution (and even took the Chinese and North Korean side in the early 1950s), will never forgive this dalliance with fascism and Neo-Nazism in the Ukraine!
Author’s Note: Throughout the 1940s, British academic EH Carr referred to JV Stalin in glowing terms! However, in the 1970s – and as the US tightened its
I stopped writing for Culture Matters in the UK when I was told that only ‘White’ working class culture matters! This struck me as both
Labour was never a working-class movement despite British Socialists being amongst its original founders. As soon as these British Socialists formed the Communist Party of Great
‘My parents’ Communist philosophy was based on an authoritarian view of the world in which people’s opinions had to be kept in line via the