Blogs

A quick post to wish all our users and readers a happy holiday season, with some notes on what 2009 holds.

Libcom's pick of the best music videos of 2008.

More than a quarter of science teachers polled by Ipsos MORI think creationism should be taught in the science classroom.

Libcom's pick of the best music of 2008.

An investigation in a national newspaper has found that charitable donations have been in free-fall as the number of donors crumbles due to the credit crunch. The general response has been to urge the great and the good to open their hearts, and their pockets to save the day. How quaint, to believe that in the face of capital loss people will band together in solidarity to help out the weak...

Copy dates for the anarchist newspaper Freedom for next year - send submissions to freedomeds - puttheatsigninhere - yahoo.com

A selection of some of my favourite music from 2008, and where to find it if you are so inclined.

A cocktail (tm) Fall Back and notch8.

Reading through some of the coverage of the greek riots which have been happening, I couldn't help but notice the words 'self-described anarchists' cropping up a lot.

The angle of the mainstream media on the Budget is 'big borrowing, big risk, the death of low taxes for the rich'. Only the first two are true.

What is it that defines communist politics from the politics of the rest of the left? This blog argues that communist politics are a politics of negation; a movement to abolish the present state of things.

Below is a collectively produced statement on the election of Barack Obama by Manchester AF.

Christiebooks have announced that they are set to close their class-struggle films section on December 17th unless they find an alternative host - or a £26,000 donation. As a purely hypothetical exercise, could a free alternative be found for their 760 titles?

This new track by XL Middleton, I think could resonate with many working people...

As supermarkets continue to hike their prices, it seems a response is being planned – and not before time. But will it work?

This week's pick is the amusing yet frustrating first half of John Prescott's discourse on the class sytem in the UK.

This weeks pick is an investigation into the exploitation of vulnerable Indian devotees and naive Westerners in southern India by so-called "swamis" or god-men".

This week's pick is an analysis of mathematical discoveries of recent years and how this has impacted upon ideas of how free market economies operate.

Django's thoughts on Gilles Dauvé's For a world without moral order.