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Monthly Archives: September 2013
The Red Rose Means Death, by James R. Bell
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Tagged bourgeois labour party, bourgeois workers party, class war, communism, dont vote labour, ergodic writing, general election UK, James R. Bell, labour party, opportunism, opportunist, Poem, Poetry, politics, RED, revolution, Revolutionary culture, the red rose means death, the spirit of 45
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Mark Moncada – Divide and Rule
Mark Moncada performing ‘Divide and Rule’ at the last RED event.
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Tagged anti-racism, culture, gig, guitar, hip-hop, Immigration, mark moncada, music, performance, rap, RED, Revolutionary, video
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Vision, by Dido Porter
‘They’ve let too many in,’ as the voices collide. ‘It’s the scroungers, the immigrants.’ Quick, pick a side. Right-wing smugly preys on you in your darkest hour in the hopes that you won’t notice that this is white power. Driven … Continue reading
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Tagged art, capitalism, class, communist, Dido Porter, Poem, Poetry, RED, resistance, Revolutionary culture, socialism, socialist, Vision
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The One Wheeled Giant Haystack, by Ronnie Thompson
The one wheeled giant haystack stalked and crept its way around the hill. ‘Giant haystack!’ the Roman solider warned, as the sun burnt down on the general’s back. ‘Fire!’ the haystack cried and it rolled past and died. ‘Long live … Continue reading
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Any Mick Will Do, by Niall Nihilist
One grim and morbid evening In a far off, distant year The streets of the metropolis Were paralysed with fear. Many were left injured, crippled and in pain. Others were fragmented and horrifically slain. Britain went berserk for vengeance! Had … Continue reading
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