British Government Guilt in the Great War

An on-line reprint of documents circulated recently in Ireland, and available as a PDF.
When Imperial Germany emerged as a global competitor to the British Empire, many in the ruling elite thought that a war to weaken it would be a good idea. The British public and even many leading politicians were misled on this.
The war was also fought in a brutal manner – starving ordinary Germans, which forced their actual surrender. 
This British-elite policy caused much of the later brutality of the 20th century.

Labour needed Corbyn

Written in 2016 as a defence of his leadership.

Labour Never Anti-Semitic

Written in July 2019.  Showing how most of the accusations were unfair.  And how similar sentiments among the Tories were deliberately ignored.

Union Jackery

Written 2005.  Available as a PDF: click the link above.
It shows how much there was in British culture that fitted what developed in Italy and Germany.  How it could easily have been the same in Britain had Britain lost World War One.