If the government wants to tackle ‘extremism’ it should start with its own policies, leaders and donors
The government’s agenda on extremism is a cynical game for securing political advantage
The government’s agenda on extremism is a cynical game for securing political advantage
The evidence of past policy failures is all around us. Since 2010, the real economy has grown by around 1.2% a year and is set to have the weakest growth amongst G7 countries.
Directors of water companies have been incentivised to inflict five broad harms on all, with the aim of securing bigger profits and pay-packets.
The evidence of class interests in shaping and reinforcing laws isn’t hard to find.
Austerity, low wages, and degradation of healthcare and public services are to blame
Inequitable distribution of income has severe consequences.
We need a government with a will to break the iron-grip of corporations and elites on institutions of government.
‘Political parties incessantly talk about low economic growth but none are willing to address the major issues’
The root cause of the scandal is corporate power and its ability to hound and silence people into submission.
‘Feudalism never completely disappeared from the UK. It simply put on new garbs.’