Through Talk, We Tamed Kings, Restrained Tyrants,

I Think Democracy Is Not A Destination. I Don't Think Socialism Is A Railway Station And If We Catch The Right Train With The Right Driver, We'll Get There. I Think It's A Way Of Thinking About Things And Every Generation Has To Do It Again.

Britain Today Is Suffering From Galloping Obsolescence.

It Is Not Surprising That More And More People Are Coming To The Conclusion That The Ballot Box Is No Longer An Instrument That Will Secure Political Solutions... They Can See That The Parliamentary Democracy We Boast Of Is Becoming A Sham.

I Think The Truth Is That The Labour Party Isn't Believed Any More Because People Suspect It Will Say Anything To Get Votes. The Rebuilding Of Some Radical Alternatives To Thatcherism - And By That I Mean All-party Thatcherism - Will Require Us To Do Some Very Difficult Things

I'm Interested In Language. We Used To Call It The War Office. Then It Became The Ministry Of Defence. We Used To Talk About The Hydrogen Bomb, Now We Talk About A Deterrent. And The Language Is Very Cleverly Constructed To Give The Impression That It's Not What It Is.