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Thursday, March 18, 2021
Kyoto: fiddling while Rome burns (2005)
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From the March 2005 issue of the Socialist Standard The beginning of February saw the world’s top experts on climatic change descend on th...
Monkey Business (2005)
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Book Review from the March 2005 issue of the Socialist Standard ‘ What It Means to Be 98% Chimpanzee: Apes, People and Their Genes ’, by J...
Saturday, March 13, 2021
Mass Action or Intelligent Organisation. (1923)
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From the March 1923 issue of the Socialist Standard They say that God is on the side of the big battalions. This contains an element of tru...
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Thoughts of a scientist. (1923)
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From the March 1923 issue of the Socialist Standard “I am not afraid of the priests in the long run. Scientific method is the white ant ...
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Anti-dotes for doped notes. (1923)
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From the March 1923 issue of the Socialist Standard “I am perfectly certain that there is a good deal of unnecessary unemployment. People...
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The Commune of Paris, 1871. (1923)
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From the March 1923 issue of the Socialist Standard To all Socialists throughout the world, the 18th of March recalls to their minds the fi...
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£1000 Fund. (1923)
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Party News from the March 1923 issue of the Socialist Standard
Sunday, March 7, 2021
Has Christianity a Solution for Social Problems? (1939)
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From the March 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard Capitalism is its own grave-digger. That is to say it provides and develops the means b...
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Christianity's Diminishing Returns (1939)
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From the March 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard “Thy Kingdom Stands, nor Falls for ever.” —(Well-known hymn.) Thirty-five years ago, whe...
What Do You Want From Life? (1939)
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From the March 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard All men and women of the working class who think clearly, and feel deeply, must come to ...
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