Salve your conscience
A whole batch of standing order payments have given our July fund a much needed boost before the holiday break (like many of our readers, Weekly Worker comrades will be taking a well deserved break during the first two weeks of August).
Our latest bank statement shows regular monthly donations from comrades MM, MH, SK, TD and AC - amounting to £110 in total for this week. I really can’t stress enough how valuable this way of supporting your paper is. Not only can I rely on a fair proportion of our financial requirements being met, but contributors to our fund can make monthly payments automatically for whatever amount each month - and salve their consciences into the bargain!
The last seven days also saw donations arrive via Royal Mail - to the total of £85. All in all, a useful week, which takes us up to £272 towards our monthly £450 target. And that’s a target we really must achieve in full (hopefully with more than a little to spare) before we shut down next month.
Robbie Rix
Ask for a bankers order form, or send cheques, payable to Weekly Worker, BCM Box 928, London WC1N 3XX
Number 393
Thursday July 19 2001
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Separatist provocation
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This ‘Open letter’ by the International Socialist Organization (USA) rebuffs
in detail accusations of sectarianism levelled by the SWP leadership.
Nevertheless, in sects, conformity of thought is all. As can be seen from
the IST resolution, the split between the SWP and its former US co-thinkers
is now complete
Confidence grows
Peter Manson reports on developments in Zimbabwe and the role of the International
Socialist Organization
Build the pro-party bloc
Socialist Alliance national executive member Marcus Larsen calls for unity
Divisive multi-culturalism
Herman Ouseley's recent report hides an anti-working class agenda, argues
Robert Grace
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