Author: george

Small is Vulnerable

The supermarkets could kill organic farming’s potential to revolutionise the foodchain

Blair’s green speech is all very well, but we can’t protect the environment without new laws

This week’s train crash is the result of decades of political engineering

The Competition Commission has given the superstores permission to destroy the rest of Britain’s food economy

Corporations are asserting their “human rights” to exploit the rest of us.

The World Bank and the IMF are irredeemable – they must be closed down.

If Britain is serious about defence, it should invest in renewable energy

William Hague’s bold new vision for Britain is to put us in the same position as Mexico

The United Nations is trying to regain its credibility by fawning to big business

Astonishingly, it’s more productive than high-tech agriculture

The only hope for American democracy is if Nader takes votes from Gore

The destruction of the Countryside and Rights of Way Bill by the “new” House of Lords shows that it’s just as bad as the old one

The British motorist has never had it so good

It’s the only logical way forward for Britain’s transport

The Third World “debt” is simply an accounting device

How else can we explain his virulent campaign against homosexuals?

We Need a Revolution in our Universities