Hope & Despair: Lifting the lid on the murky world of Scottish politics by Neil Findlay and But What Can I Do?: Why politics has gone so wrong, and how you can help fix it by Alastair Campbell

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[PDF file]: […] In the 2019 one Campbell canvassed for former Liverpool Labour MP and director of Labour Friends of Israel, Luciana Berger, when she stood in London as a Liberal Democrat.4 He has worked for Rupert Murdoch as well as in commercial public relations. He is a well-paid conference speaker,5 a regular studio guest and podcaster. […]

Gordon Brown: in the country of the blind…

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[PDF file]: […] redundancies. This article indicated that Brown, even at this early stage, had a conformist, centre-right outlook. He inveighed against the political left, radical shop stewards and ‘ liberal documentary makers’, seeing them as a distraction from what was properly a local matter which Scottish people alone should try and resolve. He also said that […]

The view from the bridge

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[…] article,14 which drew a response in the comments beneath it from author Hitchens. Bellingcat is a puzzle to me. I ought to be in the chorus of liberal Western intelligentsia cheering them on but I’m not. Why? Because the vast majority of or 10 or 11 or . 12 At or 13 or 14 […]

finklestein 1976

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[…] Manifesto is a manual for suicide . . . . they are constantly in touch with our people saying, “Don’t bale these bastards out.”’9 In November 1976 Liberal MP John Pardoe stated that ‘he had received reliable reports that a number of people from Britain representing both Treasury and City interests had at that […]

All In It Together: England in the early 21st Century by Alwyn Turner

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[PDF file]: […] stay, as shown in a number of observations by the author. On graduates in comedy: ‘In addition to their educational role, universities passed on orthodox values of liberal decency. In the context of comedy, a degree certificate was a licence to laugh at taboos, because it proved you knew why those taboos were important […]

1976 anmd all that

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[…] Manifesto is a manual for suicide . . . . they are in constant touch with our people saying, “Don’t bale these bastards out.”’8 In November 1976 Liberal MP John Pardoe stated that ‘he had received reliable reports that a number of people from Britain representing both Treasury and City interests had at that […]

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