Date: Thu, 28 Mar 1996 11:03:01 -0500 (EST) From: Jeffrey Booth <booth2-AT-husc.harvard.edu> To: marxism-AT-jefferson.village.Virginia.EDU cc: marxism-AT-jefferson.village.Virginia.EDU, wdrb-AT-siva.bris.ac.uk Subject: Re: I love Jeff Booth Will, While I'm in your good graces for the moment I was wondering if I could sneak in a question about the SLP... . What's the latest in your area and elsewhere? Anymore union affiliations? Anymore election results? BTW, I just read in the Boston Globe today that the stuff they put in the cattle feed that causes mad cow disease is *not* illegal here in the U.S. ! Is vegetarianism looking more attractive to the masses in England? I'm pressing the case for it here, when I get the chance, by using the mad cow disease info. . -- Jeff Booth On Thu, 28 Mar 1996 wdrb-AT-siva.bris.ac.uk wrote: > Jeff Booth who I have disagreed with about everything and > > who I annoy said about the people who are accusing everybody > of being fascists quote: > > "They have virtually nothing in London: especially among workers. > And based on their bluster,...." > > As someone who has been active on the Left in the UK for 20 years > can I absolutely confirm what Jeff is saying here. The claims > that are being made by these people about there organisation's > weight in London are grossly exagerated. Just in case those > of you who live elsewhere might think otherwise. > > Personally I just chuck all their mesages. I love this list and > have got a great deal out reading stuff on it: I particularly > like Louis P's stuff and Doug Henwoods but I also get lots > out of people with very different views. > > Hysterical sectarian ranting has been common enough for most > of us to know what it looks like and ignore it. > > > So hi to Jeff Booth and Louis P, Doug H, Chris B, Lisa etc etc > > Will Brown Bristol > > Hi to the Buddivista bloke as well > > > --- from list marxism-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu --- > --- from list marxism-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu ---
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