A talk by Vic Vanni
Wednesday, 19th August - 7:00pm
Venue: Maryhill Community Central Halls,
304 Maryhill Road,
Glasgow G20 7YE
The ten months since the referendum has provided the
opportunity to consider the results and its implications for the future. The most striking outcome of the referendum
has been the collapse of the Labour Party in Scotland.
The SNP's biggest problem was its inability to break
Labour's grip on the heavily populated central belt. It has now achieved this as Labour voters
appear to have decided that the Labour Party is no defence against the Tories.
Are Scottish voter so desperate to be rid of the Tories that
they will at some point opt for independence?
And could an SNP government enable Scotland to avoid the inevitable
problems which capitalism brings? These
and other views concerning the outcome of the referendum will no doubt be
discussed.
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