High note
Good news as we go into our annual two-week break. Our readers have ensured that we end July on a high note, surpassing our £450 monthly target.
Thanks to all comrades who contributed to the excellent £160 received during the last seven days, taking our total to £487. Special mention must go to comrade DO for his £40 donation, not forgetting IG (£20), LM (£15), AP, JD and DC (£10 each), together with several smaller, but very welcome contributions.
Let’s hope that when the Weekly Worker hits the streets again on August 23 we’ll be able to report a healthy number of cheques for next month’s fund. We need to ensure that we do not fall behind in the slack holiday period. Hope to hear from you!.
Robbie Rix
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Thursday August 2 2001
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After Genoa: Left must rethink
Darrell Goodliffe argues for the left to reorientate
Letters
Tommy rot; SA reformists; Scab Scargill; Take your pick; Joined up; Cowardly;
Disband police; Not available
Brass eye hysteria: No state censorship
James Bull looks at the furore over Channel 4's satire on paedophile reporting
SA Press Group: Socialist Workers Party's failings
exposed
The SWP are getting upset at the content of the SA Press Group e-list.
Peter Manson investigates
Socialist Alliance reports
- Southwark: Conflict and compromise
- East London: AGM agrees to disband Elsa
- Hackney: Putting federalism above democracy
- Stockton: Action and debate
Thatcher's favourite
Jim Gilbert looks at the fall of Thatcher's 'blue-eyed boy'
Threats denied
Statement from the Scottish Separatist Group following recent threats
sent to the CPGB
Solidarity with Turkish prisoners
Statement by Mark Barnsley and John Bowden
Foot and mouth: Blair scapegoats farmers
As FMD refuses to die out, Michael malkin assesses recent statements by
the Blair government
Our history: Inkpin speaks
Socialist Alliance prepares next stage
Marcus Larsen reports on the recent Liason Committee meeting
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