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Readers' letters: Much more to Scottish budget than funding for Indyref2 - Vimarsana News

Readers' letters: Much more to Scottish budget than funding for Indyref2

The Press and Journal readers shares views and debate about the Scottish budget, Christian values in modern society and more.

Slog PM: 18 Students and 3 Adults Killed in a Texas Elementary School - Vimarsana News

Slog PM: 18 Students and 3 Adults Killed in a Texas Elementary School

The US will do nothing about it, but you can watch Hollywood stars in a courtroom all you want.

​Hope in hopeless times: an interview with John Holloway - Vimarsana News

​Hope in hopeless times: an interview with John Holloway

John Holloway shares his thoughts on the COVID-19 pandemic, social movements challenging the logic of capital, communal power against hierarchy and more.

Karl Marx's Capital, abridged by Otto Ruhle - Vimarsana News

Karl Marx's Capital, abridged by Otto Ruhle

Capital A critique of political economy By Karl Marx An abridgement by Otto Ruhle   The class struggle on the field of ideas conditions the class struggle as a whole. Bourgeois ideas help the bourgeoisie keep control of the working class.

The rise of the new Toryism - Vimarsana News

The rise of the new Toryism

The rise of the new Toryism Insecurity is the mood of the time – and the Conservative Party has adapted to it.  The year is 2033; the location is the site of the old Free Trade Hall in Manchester, which stands on the ground where the battle for ­liberal economics was won in 1846. It was a fight that split the British ­Conservative Party in two. But this day in 2033 it is the scene of a new contest. A riot is breaking out between the less well-­educated and the discontented, who have been left out of social progress, and those whose better ­education has made them the winners in life...