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  • in reply to: Socialist Standard Past & Present Blog #98798
    imposs1904
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    Some recent additions of old articles to the Socialist Standard Past & Present Blog:September 1954 Socialist Standard:Link: The Socialist Standard in War TimeNovember 1985 Socialist Standard:Link: Democracy and South AfricaMarch 1964 Socialist Standard:Link: Michael Harrington's Other AmericaFebruary 1980 Socialist Standard:Link: Sex, class and socialismJune 1968 Socialist Standard:Link: Enoch Powell: aftermath or prelude Be sure to subscribe to the blog for more frequent updates, and kudos to the comrade who sent me scans of two of the pieces above for inclusion on the blog.

    in reply to: Socialist Standard Past & Present Blog #98795
    imposs1904
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    Try again:hello all,One for the anoraks.Just inviting list members to subscribe to a blog I maintain:Link: Socialist Standard Past & PresentThere's a subscription button in the top right hand corner of the blog, where you can submit your email address and receive email notifications of articles and reviews newly added to the blog.The blog is a combination of  articles from the most recent Socialist Standards interspersed with articles and reviews from Socialist Standards – and other companion journals – from yesteryear, and which in many cases are appearing on the net for the very first time (some are already on the net as part of PDF'd Socialist Standards).Of course, in the fullness of time, those articles and reviews new to the net will be placed in the Socialist Standard archive on this website.Recent additions to the blog include a series of articles from the September 1954 commemorative  issue:Link: September 1954And a few articles from the September 1979 commemorative issue:Link: September 1979That's just a wee sample. There's other articles and reviews dating from 1919 up until the 1990s. Something for everyone. More added when I have the time.yfs

    in reply to: Socialist Standard Past & Present Blog #98797
    imposs1904
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    I spotted the plug on SOYMB but I didn't catch the plug on Socialist Courier. Cheers for both.I am committed to trying to maintain the same level of recent posting in the New Year but these things are always contingent upon family commitments and other stuff.cheers

    in reply to: Mandela dead, so what? #98751
    imposs1904
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    Maybe it's just me on the thread, but I'm glad he outlived Thatcher.

    in reply to: Bordiga and the Bordigists, 8 December, London #98469
    imposs1904
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    Anybody get along to this?I see on the libcom forum that David Broder is now ex-Commune. I can't keep up. I thought he was one of the main people in Commune. What happened?

    in reply to: Anarchist Bookfair London Saturday 19th October 2013 #95383
    imposs1904
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    The IP is holding a joint meeting in NYC on December 2nd:http://fischerzed.wordpress.com/2013/11/19/can-redistribution-solve-capitalisms-crises-public-meeting-in-new-york/I'm hoping to pop along to it, but it depends on family considerations.

    in reply to: EP Thompson’s legacy #98338
    imposs1904
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    Vin Maratty wrote:
    I went on to Amazon to buy a copy of his book  'The Making of the English Working Class' but I dont think I will be buying one of  these: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/0575028424/ref=dp_olp_0?ie=UTF8&condition=all  

     PDFs are not my thing but I think there's a pdf of the book knocking about the net.

    in reply to: Anarchist Bookfair London Saturday 19th October 2013 #95373
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    alanjjohnstone wrote:
    Private Eyes cartoon on the bookfairhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/107147535@N04/10576658216/sizes/h/in/photostream/

    That cartoon's awful, btw.

    in reply to: Anarchist Bookfair London Saturday 19th October 2013 #95372
    imposs1904
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    I've not been following this thread but if members have been using the term 'banned', then Slothjabber's right, it's daft and inappropriate. I was one of the Party members in the early 2000s who, as a member of the Campaigns Dept,  would apply for a Party stall at the Anarchist Bookfair and, if I remember rightly, we were always politely turned down for the obvious reasons. We didn't make a particular big deal of it then, and we shouldn't make a big deal out of it now. And I'm definitely not one of those members who see ourselves as being the Parliamentary wing of the Anarchist Movement. I shudder at the very thought.Good luck to the CWO  at being the left communist wing of the Anarchist Movement.  I guess I always thought it was kind of weird that both the CWO and the ICC would place so much emphasis on the British Anarchist movement, but I just put it down to the fact it was a space where they would get a hearing. (More the CWO than the ICC.) Good luck to them.

    in reply to: Michael Harrington #98320
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    imposs1904 wrote:
    Whilst digging out the Harrington article I found the following old Socialist Standard articles which will be going on the Party website in the fullness of time: October 1990 Morris and Revolutionhttp://socialiststandardmyspace.blogspot.com/2013/11/morris-and-revolution.htmlJune 1981 A World Without Money – 5 Questionshttp://socialiststandardmyspace.blogspot.com/2013/11/a-world-without-money-5-questions.htmlDecember 1987 Not the milleniumhttp://socialiststandardmyspace.blogspot.com/2013/11/not-millenium.htmlFebruary 1994 Blobby culturehttp://socialiststandardmyspace.blogspot.com/2013/11/blobby-culture.htmlMarch 1994 Herlandhttp://socialiststandardmyspace.blogspot.com/2013/11/herland.html cheers.  

     The Herland article linked to above met with a bit of opposition within the SPGB and the pages of the Socialist Standard itself.The following link is to a letter – and editors reply –  that appeared in the July 1994 issue of the Socialist Standard:http://socialiststandardmyspace.blogspot.com/2013/11/letter-herland.html

    in reply to: Michael Harrington #98317
    imposs1904
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    Whilst digging out the Harrington article I found the following old Socialist Standard articles which will be going on the Party website in the fullness of time: October 1990 Morris and Revolutionhttp://socialiststandardmyspace.blogspot.com/2013/11/morris-and-revolution.htmlJune 1981 A World Without Money – 5 Questionshttp://socialiststandardmyspace.blogspot.com/2013/11/a-world-without-money-5-questions.htmlDecember 1987 Not the milleniumhttp://socialiststandardmyspace.blogspot.com/2013/11/not-millenium.htmlFebruary 1994 Blobby culturehttp://socialiststandardmyspace.blogspot.com/2013/11/blobby-culture.htmlMarch 1994 Herlandhttp://socialiststandardmyspace.blogspot.com/2013/11/herland.html cheers.  

    in reply to: Michael Harrington #98311
    imposs1904
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    But it was online. MySpace let me do.I'm going through the old files and finding a few other articles that were on the myspace blog but were lost when mypace decided to delete everyone's blogs. They'll be posted on the blog, and forwarded onto the Internet Committee for inclusion in the Standard archive.I've been busy last few weeks with getting old Standard articles online. See for yourself on the blog:http://socialiststandardmyspace.blogspot.com/

    in reply to: Michael Harrington #98309
    imposs1904
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    OK, I found the Harrington article via a zip file I downloaded from my old MySpace Socialist Standard page:http://socialiststandardmyspace.blogspot.com/2013/11/a-better-kind-of-capitalism.htmlI'm sure it will go on the Party website in the fullness of time.

    in reply to: Michael Harrington #98307
    imposs1904
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    I'm trying to hunt it down.Bear with me.

    in reply to: After the Miners Strike – Which Way Forward for Socialists? #98213
    imposs1904
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    Just spotted this on a thread on Facebook:http://www.theguardian.com/theguardian/2013/feb/01/colin-tipton-obituaryIt's from earlier this year, but I knew the name rang a bell.eta: Colin Tipton was the SWP's representative in the 1985 debate with the SPGB.

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