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Weekly Bulletin of The Socialist Party of Great Britain (87)

Dear Friends,

Welcome to the 87th of our weekly bulletins to keep you informed of changes at Socialist Party of Great Britain @ MySpace.

We now have 1457 friends!

Recent blogs:

Child benefits?

Marketing the suicide seed

'It's Later Than You Think'

Quote for the week:

"Then 'twixt lips of loved and lover solemn thoughts of us shall rise;

We who once were fools and dreamers then shall be the great and wise;

There amidst the world new builded shall our earthly deeds abide,

Though our names be all forgotten and the tale of how we died.

William Morris, All For The Cause, Chants for Socialists, 1894

Continuing luck with your MySpace adventures!

Robert and Piers

Socialist Party of Great Britain

Hobgoblin Soup

Well as the hardy perenniel of 'socialist as cultists' is currently doing the rounds on various discussion boards, I guess it's timely and apt that socialists will see the prophet, Karl Marx, in everything . . . but in a bowl of radish soup?

I wonder if the picture above has any connection with that time I discovered the 1905 IWW Preamble in a tin of Heinz Alphabetti Spaghetti?

Maybe that's the sign we need to confirm that we truly are living in revolutionary times.

Picture from here. Hat tip to the Stationmaster Magnus B for spotting it.