Apropos of nothing in particular, here’s what the late Paul Foot had to say on libel laws and the left. An appeal by Paul Foot on behalf of the socialist bookshop Bookmarks. This is an appeal to all socialists and free thinkers to contribute to the enormous costs of a case brought against socialists by […]
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Society breaks down, we’re ripped off by banks and government, stomped on by bureacracy, Marx is looking vindicated to more and more of us. And just as we need a strong movement fighting our corner we are left with the clusterfuck that is the SWP and their associates. Yes, go ahead and join them and
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What could be better than spending Valentine’s Day evening at a concert starring two of the most revered rock guitarists in the history of music? Even the transport ran smoothly and we were on our train home from London’s O2 Centre within minutes of the show ending — amazing for a Sunday. Jeff Beck appeared
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It’s an overused word, I know, but “awesome” is what these giant waves are. That top picture gets the hairs on the back of my neck standing up and the skin on my scalp shivering. The waves were mighty enough to injure fifteen spectators at a US surfing contest south of San Francisco. Despite the
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I was going to write about the implosion of everyone’s favourite left cult, the SWP. But then I thought, nah! Fuckit! Let’s just watch baboons shagging. More on the exciting goings on in the British left here at SU and at Splintered Sunrise Cassandra Miaow wrote this Madam Miaow says … visit Anna Chen’s website
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Here you are, dear reader: Wilko Johnson’s band play ‘Going Back Home’ with Charles Shaar Murray guesting on harmonica. Norman Watt-Roy on bass and Dylan Howe on drums. Videoed at the premiere of Julien Temple’s Oil City Confidential documentary film about the early days of Dr Feelgood and their roots in Canvey Island, Essex. Movie
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