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|Page 15 Too little, too late
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|Page 18 Capitalism: no deal
|Page 19 Cooking the Books 2 Profits before homes.
|Page 20 Books Reviews Oil and the Rest,Disaster capitalism, Workers against the Bolsheviks.
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Meetings

South West Branch Saturday, 12th July, 2pm - 5pm at the Village Pub in Salisbury, near Salisbury Railway Station. We are permitted to bring food to share in the pub’s function room downstairs. Everyone very welcome. Real ale is available. Then the following weekend, the 19th and 20th July, Tolpuddle Rally is on. A stall has to be set up by noon on Saturday, by 10am on the Sunday. Comrades will be able to meet up with the friendly South West Branch and obtain literature and promotional items, without the postage costs! Socialist literature and merchandise are available. After the Tolpuddle Rally, there will be a social in Poole with veggie food, real ale and other refreshments. Please contact Comrade Veronica Clanchy if you are interested in coming to the social and have not done so already. Telephone 01202 569826. East Anglia Saturday, 12th July, 12 noon to 4pm. 12 noon: informal chat, and branch business 2pm to 4pm: “How can we Encourage the Growth of Socialist Ideas?” Introduced by Alwyn Edgar. Venue: The Conservatory, back room of the Rosary Tavern, Rosary Road,Norwich. All welcome.

Summer School Friday 18 July to Sunday 20 July Fircroft College, Selly Oak, Birmingham RELIGION Friday evening: The Real Meaning of Religion - Sandy Easton Saturday morning: End Times Beliefs - Mike Foster Saturday afternoon: Is Socialism a Faith? - Howard Moss Saturday evening: Islam, Politics and Revolution - Gwynn Thomas Sunday morning: Evolution and the God Hypothesis - Adam Buick Full attendance, including accommodation and all meals, costs £120. Half price concessions are available. For more information, including last-minute availability of places, contact Mike at spgbschool@yahoo.co.uk Manchester Monday 28 July, 8.30pm Discussion on Morality Unicorn, Church Street, City Centre

21	Socialist Standard July 2008