Worlds Apart | Structural perversion?

A century and a half ago, one of the forefathers of communism, Friedrich Engels, wrote that, “in the democratic republic … wealth employs its power indirectly, but all the more surely,” using incriminating personal corruption and institutionalized vested interests to do so. The recent release of the Epstein files and the media splash it produced have proved this point, but, after all the apologies, is the system itself likely to change? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Joti Brar, leader of the Communist Party of Great Britain.