Questioning the powerful is an anti-propaganda incendiary device for use in cognitive conflict. It’s a front line armament in our battle against the 21st Century pandemic of lies – a…

The Labour right-wing, having now gained lasting control of Labour, are losing voters because theirs is essentially a negative offering. Their alleged pragmatism, in our hyped-up age, feels flat, uninspiring,…

Truth grenades are cognitive munitions which scatter the enemy’s lines. They’re an essential part of our weaponry against disinformation and spin – against false narratives which pretend that greed, selfishness…

Starmer derailed Corbyn’s Labour with his People’s Vote policy, but he had already derailed the Tories by blocking May’s deal. By this act alone he shifted their trajectory dramatically to…

Starmer initiated his war on the largely left-leaning membership of the Labour Party with the appointment of his first Shadow Cabinet. With the exception of Rebecca Long-Bailey and one or…

For an organisation significantly dependent on membership fees for its finances, and for a political entity whose raison d’etre must surely be to inspire and engage, losing 200,000 members can…

Julian Assange is in prison and awaiting extradition to a country whose war crimes he exposed. If you are looking for excuses to turn a blind eye to this act…

The ‘plausible worst case scenarios’ of the IPCC are over double what most experts consider a ‘manageable’ 1.5 percent increase in global temperatures. We’re risking a catastrophic increase of 4…

Morality tells us that where we come from, the colour of our skin, our ethnicity, our culture, our background, our education – these are all irrelevant. It’s what we do…

Quite rightly there is horror at the thought of chemical weapons being used in Ukraine. This horror easily translates into propaganda, and both Russia and the West are keen to…