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Sugar and Spice and Everything Vice: the Empire’s Sin City of London

Cynthia Chung The over 1000 point plunge of the stock market on Feb 27th and broader ruptures of the...

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This Week in The Guardian #1

Five years ago this month, OffGuardian posted its first article. Since then nearly 4000 more have been posted, all...

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The OffGuardian View – GE2019

Consider this a catch-all discussion thread on the UK General Election 2019. A few readers have been asking in...

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Assange lawyers’ links to US govt & Bill Browder raises questions

Lucy Komisar A US government lawyer in the Assange extradition case just wrote a London Times oped promoting the...

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Asia-Pacific Trade Deal: Trading Away Indian Agriculture?

Colin Todhunter On the back of Brexit, there are fears in the UK that a trade deal will be...

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Climate and the Money Trail

Whatever one may believe about the dangers of CO2 and risks of global warming creating a global catastrophe in...

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Europe: The cracks are beginning to show

Frank Lee The NATO build-up 2014: The expansion of NATO in the late 20th and early 21st centuries had...

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In Defense of Cory Morningstar & “Manufacturing for Consent”

Hiroyuki Hamada Good investigative journalism doesn’t only reveal hidden mechanisms of our time;  it also exposes those who refuse...

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The EU – do we stay or do we go?

Philip Roddis For years I’ve called myself a peg-on-nose Remainer. While many fellow Remainers strike me as naive, deluded...

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Brexit ‘crisis’: political theatre & the demonizing of democracy

Catte Black We already know democracy is currently a sham. A lip-service. And nowhere more so than within the...

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Inside the Submissive Void

The use of propaganda and censorship is more frequently associated with totalitarian, corrupt and/or despotic regimes, not our purported...

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Military Intelligence?

Hugh O’Neill For no important reason, I was thinking about the Royal Navy’s new aircraft carrier, HMS “Queen Elizabeth...

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Tian’anmen – 30 years of sanctimony and cant

I generally describe Western attitudes to China as “a great big bag of arrogance, stuffed to the brim with...

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“Only little people pay taxes.”

The Wheel of History Turns To understand the present, we must understand the past, and possibly the future direction...

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Masters of Myths – From Homer to Hollywood

Hugh O’Neill The great enemy of truth is very often not the lie–deliberate, contrived and dishonest–but the myth–persistent, persuasive...

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Owen Smith and his fantasy league EU

Philip Roddis Remember this man? It’s close to three years ago he split the delightfully small Anyone-But-Corbyn vote when...

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Anti-Semitism Pandemic!

CJ Hopkins Get the kids into the house! Lock your doors! Board up the windows! Break out the gas...

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Anti-Capitalism is NOT Anti-Semitism

Kit Knightly

Austerity is a brutal crime against humanity. The rich get richer whilst the poor are starving. The 1% deserve...

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Venezuela? The bad guys are on Wall St.

Philip Roddis With Washington talking up a military coup (Democrats for once in no hurry to berate Trump on...

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Neoliberalism and its Discontents

Frank Lee Pure economics is not a theory of real-world economics, of actually-existing capitalism, but of an imaginary capitalism.”...

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