Sodium Haze
Green MurphySince 2011 Sodium Haze has written what the corporate media dare not say on behalf of those without a voice or the material power to defend themselves. We are proudly socialist campaigners against neoliberalism and imperialism.
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A global energy calamity looms. Why are our leaders and media eerily silent?
The ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz risks food shortages, a credit crunch and a global recession. Oil markets and the Western media / political complex seem oddly sanguine, so what gives and should you be preparing for a calamity?...
The USA worships its own lies about itself - not God.
This IS a piece about the USA and its self-regarding bullshit, but also a philosophical framing that I think we need in order to meaningfully critique it - so bear with me.
[if you don’t want the philosophical stuff, please skip to the fin...
An open letter to Tommy Robinson: you SUCK at running far-right rallies
Dear Tommy Robinson, you SUCK at running far-right rallies and numbers are falling, but dry your eyes, we in the loony left will help you.
We like everybody to succeed in the UK (political correctness gone truly mad) so here are some p...
If Andy Burnham is the answer what on earth is the question?
How gratifying for the constituents of Makerfield that their MP has binned their mandate in service of a Westminster succession melodrama.
Josh Simons elected as a Labour MP for Makerfield in 2024 is quitting so that the Labour mayor...
Which Zionist mafioso will replace Starmer? Who even cares?
The media insists we care which Zionist mafioso gets to play Tony Soprano in place of Keir Starmer, but don’t demean your intellect. This coup and coronation arises from neither principle nor conscience, but from survival instinct as a riva...
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