Is there Life Beyond the Left-Right Divide? (Part Two)
The Rightness of the Left and the Leftness of the Right In the first part of this article, I argued the...
Chris Rea
Is there Life Beyond the Left-Right Divide?
Part One: The Legacy Left Might be Redundant but Careful with that Bathwater It is frequently declared in ‘awake’ circles...
2024 in Review: It was the Worst of Times, it was the Worst of Times
The psyops came thick and fast in 2024. The July national humiliation ritual, also known as the General Election, saw...
No conspiracies please, we’re reality theorists
Chris R takes the example of the impossible output of the Beatles to show how so-called ‘conspiracy theories’ are in fact reality theories.
War: Who is it good for?
Chris Rea lays out his vision for the Freedom Movement during the current military crises; a new form of anti-war activism that focuses relentlessly on the financial interests at the apex of the pyramid.
New Year’s Revolutions: What is to be done in 2024?
Chris Rea surveys the landscape of the Freedom movement at the close of 2023 and issues a stirring call to action for the year ahead.
The Left’s Big March Backwards
In this article, Chris Rea takes aim at the People’s Assembly for their failure to move past a ‘lifted from 2019’ anti-austerity program, despite the intervening political lurch towards a bio fascist state and mass grassroots rebellion against it.
The Left and Covid – Part II: Outsourcing a better world to the WEF
Chris R argues the ruling class is not what the Left thinks and is worse than it imagines. The Left’s turbo-charged version of a Davos talk makes them laugh.
The Left and Covid – Part I: Reflections on a catastrophe
At the dawn of a brutal new phase of the class war, the Left sided with the oppressor, writes Chris R in part one. Not since the vast majority of the European Left swung behind the war parties in 1914 has the movement made such a disastrous misstep.
TBOL: The panels summarised
Chris R summarises the main sessions from our breakthrough event, Take Back Our Lives, which featured the Great Barrington Declaration three, NHS specialists and campaign groups like Together and Big Brother Watch.