Adverts in New Statesman 1969-70
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It seems L. E. Weidberg took out advertisements in New Statesman late 1969 through to 1970. In these he made the subject variously Bertrand Russell, A. J. P. Taylor and Biafra.
I upload and share them here;
https://archive.org/details/spgb-new-statesman-advertisements-weidberg-1969-70
These days it would be called a wall of text
A comment from libcom
Quote:Perhaps should mention that this capitalist member of the SPGB at that time, whilst well meaning in these efforts, caused some justifiable irritation and censor from the SPGB by seeking to subvert their democratic function using the financial resources at his personal disposal to skew the direction of their activities.
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