Selective Remembrance and the problem with Poppymania
With grim predictability, Poppymania is fast approaching. Every year, I promise myself I’ll not get worked up, I try to remind myself that it is just a wee flower that […]
Tag Archives: war
Our big day out a decade on
by Jack Ferguson Ten years on, it’s hard not to see the long shadow of the anti-war movement of 2003 in events since, particularly the lessons that dissidents of all kinds […]
Who are we afraid of?
by Jack Ferguson The papers today are again full of unionists trying to sell Britain on the basis of its war machine. It’s been one of the consistent themes ejected from […]
Why North Korea is not as crazy as you think it is.
By Bandy Aowdenek Somewhere in a bunker in Pyongyang Kim Jong Un is sat surrounded by the lads from the Pyongyang University Union, as they chant “DO IT, DO IT, […]
A Thousand Flowers 