I Believe The More Difficult The Circumstances,

There May Be A Legal Obligation To Obey, But There Will Be No Moral Obligation To Obey. When It Comes To History, It Will Be The People Who Broke The Law For Freedom Who Will Be Remembered And Honoured.

Although Socialism Is Widely Held By The Establishment To Be Outdated, The Things That Are Most Popular In British Society Today Are Little Pockets Of Socialism, Where Areas Of Life Have Been Excluded From The Crude Operation Of Market Forces And Are Protected For The Benefit Of The Community

I Met Somebody Once Who Said, "i'm A Lapsed-atheist" By What He Meant Was, "i Don't Believe In God But The Older I Get The More I Realise There Is A Spirituality In Everybody That Has To Be Cherished And Nourished." That Made A Lot Of Sense To Me.

I Do Not Share The General View That Market Forces Are The Basis Of Personal Liberty.

We Are Paying A Heavy Political Price For 20 Years In Which, As A Party, We Have Played Down Our Criticism Of Capitalism And Soft-peddled Our Advocacy Of Socialism