Issue 21 Winter 2014

CONTENTS: Scotland votes No but it is still not over, Scott McDonald. Change looms for Britain's constitution, Paul Sutton. UKIP bandwagon keeps on rolling, Martin S. Gibson. Stop the Islamic State terror, Alex Davidson. Syria is facing a new attack from West, Pat Turnbull. Boycott of Israel gathers support, Brian Durrans. West pulls Ukraine into is orbit of war, Simon Korner. Venezuela coup attempt defeated, Frieda Park. Obama called on to pardon the Cuban 5, Frieda Park. With my head above the parapet, David Kenvyn. A woman's struggle against fascism, Ruth Selwyn.

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Articles featured in Issue 21

• A woman's struggle against fascism
  Saturday, November 1, 2014

  A snapshot of a remarkable life. Facing many dangers, Sarah fought fascism at Cable St and in Spain.
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• Boycott of Israel gathers support
  Saturday, November 1, 2014

  Israel's blatant aggression in Operation Protective Edge, directed against Gaza and other attacks on the Palestinians, including land-grabs, is beginning to loose it friends. Meanwhile the campaign for Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions against Israel is beginning to score notable successes.
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• Scotland votes No but it's still not over
  Saturday, November 1, 2014

  Despite their defeat the SNP will not give up on their objective of an independent Scotland. Their strategy in the campaign was to be unrelentingly positive promising that independence could deliver anything and everything. Better Together, the No campaign, was lumbered with a negative message from the outset. Labour damaged itself by campaigning alongside the Tories and the SNP hope to replace it as the main party in Scotland.
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