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... writes, in one of his all too rare ruminations on politics, “promises equal opportunity, relatively unhobbled by feudal or socialist restraints, to get ahead. But to get ahead means to leave someone else behind. The ideal is of a level playing field, but ...
... Lewis, ed, The Mammoth Chris Bambery, ed. Bookmark, £8.95 -=~ = - A conference on socialism in Scotland organised by the Socialist Workers Party produced the essays collected in this interesting volume. Scotland’s transition from feudalism to bourgeois ...
... half a.continent. And he would have hated the idea of a single European megastate with France absorbed within it;‘This is a socialist notion; he'was ;gtmud nationalist and ‘tradition- .But :Gérmany, now :reunited, is indeed the-industrial workhorse, France ...
... unequivocally, as the major power in Europe - and yet the Christian Democrat leader forged a close partnership with the Socialist president of France, Frangois Mitterand - which included the two men holding hands at a ceremony of remembrance for the fallen ...
... prepared to countenance for her wed- d.ix_ll%album. e result is that Sheridan, an atheist, Marxist, and leader of the Scottish Socialist Party, will be tying the knot in a traditional Catholic cexvz’.mu‘:’rcliv.'l at Our Lady of Lourdes Chi in Cardonald, Glasgow ...
... case into a . on the outcome of today’s m:;unding to the cam-: presidential elections in Spanish judge. * Chile, where the Socialist an-’ “It is repugnant to bring up . ti-Pinochet candidate Ricardo ‘humanitarian’ reasons for = Lagaosis expected to secure ...
... in ‘George Square, 1992; leaving the High Court for prison, 1992; with “Peter Mullan after the actor joins the Scottish Socialist Party, 1999 SRR e} o B 4 P R | - ’ 3 g ,-_A i : F — sit a.)“ , B . / % 4 ~:' i /\ ) -~ — 3 & . ‘ P : o . : ',. R i W ET ...
... vanity. It's a vice. | don’t smoke, don’t drink, don't gamble. But | like the odd sunbed once a week’ = ’iho were in Young Socialists with him didn't like f he cult of -personality that surrounded him,” iazs one MSP. Charisma makes other politicians suspicious ...
... flags. ~“In the early Fifties peasants proudly point out the new furnaces of Nowa Huta steelworks from a passing train. Socialist Realism gives way to pessimistic allegories from the Seventies with hero-workers blindfolded and gagged. Finally a fusillade ...
... and three best men? Catherine Deveneyseeks out the man behind thetan =~~~ EETING Tommy Sheridan, leader of the Scottish Socialist Party, against the backdrop of the grand. arches and towering pillars of Glasgow City Chambers is strange. There can be few ...
... forthcoming Oasis record could ever have been. : laced with a political Itis el .invective which reflects the west of Scotland socialist background of singer Bobby Gillespie, whose passion for this musical mission has given the effortless rock posturing of old ...
... turned out to be the winged creature inside the dull chrysalis of Old Labour, still so fatally encrusted by Clause 4 and the Socialist old-stagers of the historical Left.” It may be my fault, but I could make little of it. I do not need to know that “the unwritten ...