The Left is still rehashing mumbo-jumbo from Karl Marx
No mention of Marx’s racism of course. But the real problem is that Marx just didn’t understand economics
- 1 April 2012
George Galloway - we've all heard the name, but do you know what he stands for?
George Galloway returns for another stint at the taxpayers' expense. Raheem Kassam takes a moment to mention why he thinks Bradford West made a terrible mistake in electing him.
- 30 March 2012
Compassion as a public good
To preserve the system, and indeed, to grow it, leadership must cease in their attempts at top down “social justice”, redistributive economics and the use of class warfare to enact their political agendas
- 30 January 2012
Lenin, Trotsky and the 99 percent: The denial of democracy
The Spanish fiasco of the Indignants is the latest avatar of the pernicious nature of the denial of democracy. Such a denial, when manifested by those who hold power, leads to a totalitarian State
- 8 December 2011
The obstinacy of a crumbling Castroism
Meaningless economic "readjustments" will be remembered, not as the initiators of the rejuvenation of the Cuban economy, but rather, as the final rattles of one of the few remaining relics of communism
- 24 November 2011
Between St Peter’s Rock and a Hard Place.
St Paul’s needs a Third Way to deal with the Occupy London protesters, and fast. A binary choice between ‘should they stay, should they go’, is destined to be a disaster either way.
- 2 November 2011
The "final crisis" of capitalism, again...
The Left is trying to say that turmoil in the Arab world and in our financial markets heralds the end of capitalism. When will they ever learn?
- 7 August 2011
Market bashing puts global players on the wrong track
Marxian eschatology lingers in the tendency to blame markets and capitalism. It's wrong. Here's why.
- 1 July 2011
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