Original sentence: 1) A state capitalist analysis of Russia and the Eastern bloc, developed by Tony Cliff.2) The theory of the permanent arms economy, developed by Mike Kidron, which argued that high arms spending fuelled the long post-war boom in the 50s and 60s.3) The theory of permanent revolution deflected, developed by Tony Cliff, which built on Trotsky's theory of Permanent Revolution, and attempted to explain why workers had not taken power in various Third World revolutions.In Scotland the SWP is part of the Scottish Socialist Party.It grew out of the Trotskyist movement, which includes several other British parties, including the Socialist Party, the Alliance for Workers' Liberty and [Workers Power]].Some of these like the Anti Nazi League and Globalise Resistance are no more then fronts for the party, intended to recruit new members while pretending to be broad organisations.The SWP has a reputation for throwing itself into various campaigns, ranging from the Anti Nazi League to the anti-capitalist movement and the Socialist Alliance to the Stop the War Coalition.The SWP's theoriticians developed three major theories, which moved them away from the official Trotskyist movement:
Edited sentence: 1) A "State Capitalist" analysis of Russia and the Eastern bloc, developed by Tony Cliff.2) The theory of the "Permanent Arms Economy", developed by Mike Kidron, which argued that high arms spending fuelled the long post-war boom in the 50s and 60s.3) The theory of "Permanent Revolution Deflected", developed by Tony Cliff, which built on Trotsky's theory of Permanent Revolution, and attempted to explain why workers had not taken power in various Third World revolutions.In Scotland the SWP is part of the Scottish Socialist Party, and they do not sell Socialist Worker.It grew out of the Trotskyist movement, meaning it supported the leninist dictatorship in the USSR which murdered tens of thousands of workers and leftists under Lenin.Some of these like the  Anti Nazi League and Globalise Resistance are no more then fronts for the party intended simply to recruit new members while pretending to be broad organisations.The SWP  made three main theoretical developments to Trotskyism.The SWP has a reputation for throwing itself into various campaigns, ranging from the Anti Nazi League to the Anti-Capitalist movement and the Socialist Alliance to the Stop the War Coalition