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tags: Scotland March 28th, 2008 by zarathustra Hi, I've been in contact with a Georgian (as in, ex-Soviet satellite country) libertarian socialist who is coming to work in Edinburgh soon. He speaks half decent English and likes Georges Sorel. Are there any comrades in Edinburgh that would like to meet this guy? He's interested in meeting syndicalists. Login or register to post comments Share Close Social Web E-Mail Link Codes Your Email: * Your Name: * Send To: * Enter one address or multiple addresses separated with commas. Direct URL HTML Code Forum Code Comments

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March 28th, 2008 by zarathustra

Hi, I've been in contact with a Georgian (as in, ex-Soviet satellite country) libertarian socialist who is coming to work in Edinburgh soon. He speaks half decent English and likes Georges Sorel. wink Are there any comrades in Edinburgh that would like to meet this guy? He's interested in meeting syndicalists.

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