GAUCHE: A LEFT TAKE ON THE EURO CRISIS: by Paul Anderson, Tribune column, 24 November 2011 Eurosceptics crowing about how they have been vindicated by the Eurozone crisis are beginning to drive me nuts. I don’t think they have been vindicated, but that’s for another column. What matters now is this: 1. Like it or […]
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Barbarism and utter depravity from the state represented by the university authorities, the police, the bankers and politicians. Asians Art Museum reports: UC Davis professor issues Open Letter demanding Chancellor Linda P.B. Katehi’s resignation “Police used batons to try to push the students apart. Those they could separate, they arrested, kneeling on their bodies and
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Paul Anderson shows us how to do it. There’s more sense in his demonstration here than anything we’ve been offered by politicians in the past three years since the economy imploded in 2008. Well done, that man. Taken on our seaside trip last week to Southwold and the wonderfully weird Under the Pier Show by
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Is it my imagination or is cuddly President Barack Obama picking a fight with China?
No sooner has the world begun to heal after the Bush neocon excesses that led to such bloodshed in the Middle east, than Obama announces a tectonic shift in US imperialist policy.
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He may not have been my favourite Celebrity Big Brother contestant, to put it mildly, but George Galloway writes a stunning piece that nails the argument about the Eurozone crisis, little of which has been aired in the mainstream press. It appeared in the Morning Star and I have it via Socialist Unity but I’m
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We played the final show last night at the New Diorama Theatre (Saturday 12th November 2011) in front of a lively audience. There was a quantum improvement from Thursday with most tec glitches sorted, the lads louder and rockier now that the awe of the theeayter had abated somewhat. Confidence was up all round and
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