Steve McGiffen

The New World Economic Order

Transatlantic Free Trade is another step towards a complete global ‘market dictatorship’

The ruling elites of the European Union and the United States are planning yet another far-reaching measure designed to undermine parliamentary democracy and remove any opportunity for popular inpu

Poisoned Spring: EU renews its drive to steal the people’s water

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In the United Kingdom, profiteering water companies are raising charges in excess of inflation at a time when they are already recording high rates of profit, claiming that their profits are down because so many customers can’t pay their bills. I am not the first to point out that raising the cost of water seems an odd way to deal with the fact that people can’t afford to pay for it at the existing price, reminiscent of the old debtors’ prisons where they’d lock you away for not paying your debts, thereby making it impossible for you to earn the money to pay them.

Efxaristo to the people of Cyprus

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Last week, following angry demonstrations of popular outrage, the Cypriot parliament has rejected the legalised mugging imposed upon the island’s government by the EU and its dominant power, German

How do they sleep?

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Apparently, British MPs are after a pay rise of over 30%, which would see them earning £86,250 a year.  A recent survey, which the people’s representatives filled in anonymously, reported that

Poppycock

Recently Foreign and Defence Ministers from France, Germany, Italy, Poland and Spain met in Paris and issued a joint communiqué calling for the European Union to develop a new “military structure"

Book Review - The economics of killing

Vijay Mehta The Economics of Killing: How the West Fuels War and Poverty in the Developing World
(London: Pluto Press, 2012) £13.00

Radical left set for huge gains in Dutch election

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The Socialist Party of the Netherlands is not a social democratic or labour party, but the biggest radical left parliamentary party in Europe, with the exception of the Cypriot AKEL and, since the

Alice in Euroland

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One of my favourite books is Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. I don’t really remember when I first read it, but I must have been around seven years old.

The Plan

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Recently the Nobel Prize winning economist and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman wrote an article (New York Times, 25th June 2012) which typifies the centre-left’s critique of the Eurozone cris

Dutch Socialists: preparing for power?

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The Dutch Socialist Party – despite its name, an EU-critical left party – is riding high in the polls and looking forward to the elections on 12th September.

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