Paying dividends
My faith in Weekly Worker readers has been rewarded. I knew you would pull off another success and achieve our monthly target of £400 in full. And that is what you did. A healthy number of last-minute donations has taken our final total for November to £415.
Special thanks to RW for his £41 gift, and thanks also to an old friend, TR, for sending us £20 - an amount matched by a first-time donor, EG. We also got £10 cheques from comrades JL and ST, along with a £15 postal order from IP. Thank you all.
Not only have we matched our target for this year so far; we also fell only just short in our special spring appeal. The computer upgrade we were able to perform as a result is now starting to pay dividends. While there are teething problems, hopefully readers will notice an ongoing improvement in all-round quality, enabling us to advance the cause of working class unity all the better.
Robbie Rix
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Thursday November 30 2000
Socialist Alliance: Advance for unity — Peter Manson assesses how the left is cementing itself into a single working class force
Socialist Alliance Liaison Committee — Marcus Larsen raises the issues for Saturday's meeting
World climate conference — Mary Godwin insists that saving nature requires human solutions
Rabid reaction — Darrell Goodliffe argues for a single Communist Party of the EU
Letters — Impressive; Billy Elliot; Misreading message; Charges dropped; Anarchism; CPGB and Trotskyism; Political prisoners
Missing ingredients — Martin Kay, an SWP member, reflects on this year's conference
Which way for the SWP? — Eric Karas and John Baxter polemicise
Growing cancer of reformism — Statement of the International Socialist Movement minority faction
Anti-democratic 'anti-imperialism' — Ian Donovan engages with Owen Jones's recent polemic with the CPGB
Socialist Alliance roundup — Birmingham; East London; Scottish Socialist Party
