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I came across this lot in the late 80s early 90s I think. I went to a film festival :facepalm: and gave them by contact details :facepalm: they plagued me with phone calls for about a year, it was always a different person ringing though, eventually after me telling various people I wasn't interested , the final caller said 'you don't seem to be interested in us' :facepalm: 'we won't call you again' :thumbs:
 
Took a look at the British Pregnancy Advisory Service...

bpas also provides specialist contact centre services to the NHS such as Central Booking Services which speeds up access to abortion treatment across a range of NHS and agency providers. In addition, bpas offers online STI testing, online treatment and advice for erectile dysfunction.

Its a private contractor for NHS. Anne Furedi runs it.
 
Patrick Hayes at Southampton Uni (or is it Southampton Solent Uni?), he's obviously ex-RCP and does stuff for Spiked, but also wrote the blurb on the back of Beating the Fascists, I assume he's still friendly with some of the BtF people?

Also what is the story of the Red Front or whatever it was called? Involving RCP and Red Action among others I seem to remember...

Joe Reilly love detective
You mean the electoral agreement thing?
 
Sense about Science and the Science Media Centre are attempting to dominate the 'debate' about M.E, its aetiology, shaping public responses to current research, etc.
 
Here's a classic from O'Neill
Why it’s now safe to say I love Marx
As a Marxist, I should be delighted by Karl’s coming back to life, right? Actually, the frenzied fad for all things Marxist makes me uncomfortable. Because what it really points to is the hollowing out of Marxism, the transformation of Marxism from a genuinely revolutionary, rattling ideology which enthused millions of angry, often armed people into something so safe that the chattering classes can muse over it as they consume their muesli and their morning paper. The reason Marxism can become mainstream, the reason it can be tweeted about and turned into a t-shirt for middle-class yoof to wear, is because the thing which once made it so terrifying to the rulers of society and to all “decent” people has now disappeared: that is, the organised proletariat and the prospect of their carrying out a revolution.
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/brendanoneill2/100169490/why-its-now-safe-to-say-i-love-marx/

Wtf is he talking about? The commodification of Marx or something else? :D
 
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