I caught the last few minutes of an interview with Maurice Glasman on BBC's Hard Talk tonight. He came across as very interesting - laying out what NuLabour had been doing wrong before it lost power (although I'd put forward that the one big reason Labour lost (among many other reasons) was down to Gordon Brown's hubris. The only person who wanted Gordon Brown as PM - was unfortunately, Gordon Brown himself)
anyway...
three links:
Maurice Glasman – the peer plotting Labour's new strategy from his flat.
The struggle against debt servitude
Bankers and politicians have failed to grasp how much distress debt can cause, which is why the anti-usury campaign matters.
and last but maybe far more interesting: Confronting the city.
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