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I improved the new introduction to the book on the 29th of March 2009, from the version I distributed on the Put People First demonstration in London the previous day. I have not yet uploaded it to the website for tactical reasons - capitalist leaders will have their biggest chance to influence world events at the upcoming G20 summit and I will have my biggest chance when I publish the introduction (especially since I'll send it out to email, put it on forums and put links to it from my other websites) and it makes sense to let capitalists show their hand(s) first. This is my best opportunity to prove that I've a great mind and better analysis than other left-wing pundits/group or party leaders, and it should be the document of mine that is read more than any of my others, and I'd like to include a quick analysis of the G20 summit and its impact on the struggle for socialism. In the meantime, I encourage you to read a draft of the new introduction by clicking here. All the other files on this website are considerably out-of-date, since they have not been edited since spring 2007: the run-up to that year's Scottish parliamentary elections. I will prioritise updating the rest of the website (including the full book files in Word and PDF formats which do not yet contain the new introduction) in the coming period.
The contents of the book I have written so far are listed below, in HTML format suitable for reading on-line. You can alternatively download all the chapters of the book that I have written so far in Micro$oft Word or PDF formats, the former suitable for most word processors and the latter readable using Adobe Acrobat, particularly useful if you want to print it out. I have used three different font sizes, since some people have difficulty reading small print:
Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 3: Why me?
Chapter 4: Growing up
Chapter 5: Girl who may have had blue eyes
Chapter 6:
Learning a trade
Chapter 7:
Continuing with my trade at university
Chapter 8:
Life and death at university
Chapter 9:
Poll tax – preparation
Chapter 10:
Poll tax – the riot
Chapter 11:
Poll tax – defending non-payers
Chapter 12: Poll tax – the People’s March
Chapter 13:
Falling in love with a fugitive
Chapter 14: Leaving Labour
I will publish more of this book soon. Please return later. You can subscribe to the Revolution Destroyed? discussion forum (groups.yahoo.com/group/revolution-destroyed) for information about updates to the book.
