Top stories published by Times A Wastin in June of 2023

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Boffy in Times A Wastin

Jun 1, 2023

NATO/Ukraine’s Bombing Of Moscow

Following Britain’s provision of longer-range, Stormshadow Cruise Missiles to Ukraine, and as NATO/Ukraine’s War with Russia has got bogged down into an inevitable stalemate, the use of aircraft type drones, by Ukraine, to bomb Russia, targeting a residential area, where…

Boffy in Times A Wastin

Jun 19, 2023

The NATO/Ukraine Counter-Offensive

For most of the six months of last Autumn and Winter, we were fed a constant diet of propaganda promising a Spring Offensive by Ukraine that would throw Russian troops out of the breakaway Eastern Republics. During the same period, and even during last Summer, we were…

Boffy in Times A Wastin

Jun 7, 2023

Paul Mason’s Campism — Part 1 of 2

Paul Mason, in his latest piece of NATO propaganda — “We Need To Talk About Campism” — completely distorts the meaning of campism, in his attempt to justify his own “campist” position in support of the camp of NATO/Ukraine, by distracting attention on to the mirror…

Boffy in Times A Wastin

Jun 8, 2023

Paul Mason’s Campism — Part 2 of 2

Paul Mason engages on this fictional romp through history, in order to attack “campism”, but seems entirely oblivious to the fact that his own position is the most blatant form of campism! He writes,

Boffy in Times A Wastin

Jun 30, 2023

More Squabbling In The Thieves Kitchen

Its hard to know the details and nuances of the rebellion by Prigozhin’s Wagner group of mercenaries, but for Marxists, it makes no difference whatsoever to the general evaluation of the NATO/Ukraine-Russia war as an inter-imperialist war that is reactionary on…

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Is a new publication Edited by Arthur Bough. It aims to provide an insight on current events from a Marxist perspective. The name comes from the title of a Northern Soul favourite of the editor from the early 1970’s, by The Fuller Brothers, and sums up the fact of much to do.

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