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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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Boffy in Times A Wastin

Jul 21, 2023

Tories Say No Money For Wages But Give £500 Million To Tata

The Tories continue to claim that there is no money to enable them to avoid cutting the real wages of public sector workers, as UK CPI continues to rise at 7.9%, RPI rises at 10.7%, and food prices rise at 17.3%, on the year…

Boffy in Times A Wastin

Jan 19, 2021

Ruling Class Begins Its Cull of The Fascists

The ruling class has begun its cull of the fascists. The catalyst was provided by…

Boffy in Times A Wastin

Jul 29, 2018

Paul Mason’s Postcapitalism — A Detailed Critique — Chapter 5(1)

The Information Revolution

In this chapter, Paul begins to set out his case that what is different about this current long wave is that it is driven by information. He starts…

Boffy in Times A Wastin

Apr 26, 2016

BHS As Microcosm

The failure of high street retailer, British Home Stores (BHS), after nearly a century of trading, is a microcosm of the British economy, and the issues I have been discussing in relation to it over the last decade, and more.

Boffy in Times A Wastin

Apr 20, 2016

Banks, Steel and the EU — Steel

In the early 1980’s, I wrote a series of theoretical documents that appeared in the Internal Bulletins of the WSL — Imperialism, Industrialisation, Trade and Sub-Imperialism, Imperialism and the New International Division of Labour, Imperialism and War. One of the central…

Boffy in Times A Wastin

Apr 5, 2016

Banks, Steel and The EU — The Banks

The threat to the steelworks at Port Talbot, and the rest of steel production in Britain, synthesises a range of ideas and issues I have written about over the last few years. The attitude of the Conservative government, when it comes to supporting industry, rather…