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Why will the first url I entered not appear? It was:
https: // http://www.worldsocialism.org / spgb / socialist-standard / 2010s / 2019 / no-1378-june-2019/
(Now, with a space between everything can it still go wrong?)
ALB:
‘Oxford, the capital of Remainia (it voted 67% for the Remain parties), which last time was No 1, is way down at equal tenth with Canterbury and Runnymede.’
What was the percentage for Oxford last time?
‘German parliament smears quest for Palestinian rights as anti-Semitic’:
Actually no Iran leader said that ‘Israel’ should be ‘wiped from the map’. Here (among other places) you can read all about the mistranslation and what was actually said:
Someone direct me to a list of what parties are standing what candidates in what constituencies throughout the UK. Thanks.
Don’t know why that second link turned out like that; had nothing to do with kindle.
Just access www.amazon.com and then put in ‘republic of walmart’ and it will get you to that page.
Reply to ALB #184090:
‘People’s Republic of Walmart‘ is out now. Is someone going to get, read and review it?
The People's Republic of Walmart
Aside from the plugs for it on that page, there are also comments or ‘customer reviews’ in the following two links:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/38914131-the-people-s-republic-of-walmart
‘Once again, ‘NYT’ distorts the news, dishonestly making Palestinians the aggressor and Israel the victim’:
13 June: ‘Esperanto and the quest for a universal language’.
The SPGB used to contain some Esperanto-users. Are there still any?
‘Israeli rabbi educators at military prep-academy are caught on video congratulating Hitler’ :
What is the point of repeating the quote from the deranged and erratic Jack London? He was not only a World War One enthusiast, he also was a racist who wrote a story about eliminating the entire population of China.You have to really *read* the story — it’s online. The Wikipedia description does not convey at all how despicable it is.Forgot to give the url for it:
https://quillette.com/2018/10/06/a-new-kind-of-economy-an-interview-with-andrew-yang/
Interview with US presidential candidate, Democrat Andrew Yang, supporter of UBI (and of ‘social credits’).
First paragraph:
‘Andrew Yang is a 43-year-old American entrepreneur who is seeking the Democratic Party’s nomination for president in 2020. His campaign focuses on solving the problem of job losses to automation—an issue many politicians seem happy to ignore. Starting right now, Yang wants to create a whole new kind of economy from the ground up, in which automation is transformed from a threat into the foundation for widespread human flourishing.’
