Title: May | 2016 | Beastrabban\'s Weblog
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Archive for May, 2016
Dennis Skinner on Ending Exploitation by Private Employment Agencies
Dennis Skinner’s Personal Recommendations for Improving Britain
End Privatisation
Nationalise the Railways
A ‘Robin Hood’ Tax on City Speculators
Scrap Trident
End Nuclear Weapons, Restore Local Democracy
Nationalise the Utilities
Spend More on Education; End Privatised Schooling
Raise Minimum Wage
Ban Zero Hours Contracts
Increase Trade Union Rights
Abandon Tory Obsession with Fiscal Restraint
Ken Livingstone on Perestroika and Industrial Democracy
Norman Finkelstein on the Media Lies of the Israel Lobby
Porky Scratchings Zionist Trolling
The Lies of the Israel Lobby
Arab Opposition Not Biblical, Based on Zionist Colonisation in 19th and 20th Centuries
The Origins of the Different Moral Standards Claimed by Zionists
Lies about the Rise in Anti-Semitic Attacks
Anti-Semitism Allegations Made to Attack Critics of Israel
Dershowitz and In Defence of Israel
Israel Lobby’s Attitude to Truth that of Revolutionary Communists
Norman Finkelstein exposes Lies and Frauds on the Israel-Palestine conflict
Mikhail Gorbachev on Worker’s Control in Perestroika
Dennis Skinner on Cameron and Osborne
Conservative civil war: Clarke bashes Boris, Cash lays into Cameron
Vox Political
Ken Livingstone on How Nazism Discredited Post-War European Conservatives
Twitter Bigot Falsely Accuses Vox Political Writer of Anti-Semitism For Criticising Anti-Semitism Allegations
Dennis Skinner on the Battle of Orgreave
Ken Livingstone on the Rehabilitation of Fascists to Protect Capitalism

Content: Industrial action requires two sides to be involved in a dispute, yet it is union funds that are seized. Rebalancing employment rights in favour of workers and unions is essential if we are to build a fairer economy. Abandon Tory Obsession with Fiscal Restraint
And we must escape the dumb economic mantra about balancing the books. There would have been no Spirit of ’45 if Clement Attlee’s goal was to balance the books. There would have been no NHS, new Welfare State, new council houses and unemployment wouldn’t have dropped to 440,000 in 1950, after only five years of the finest Labour government ever. In fact the finest government ever. We need spending to get people to work and the economy growing. You don’t need a crystal ball to see where we should be going. We can find the way ahead by reading the history books. ( pp.