Chicken and egg
Many comrades in the Socialist Alliance leadership say that a paper is beyond our means, Rob Hoveman, SA vice chair, amongst them. Nonsense. It is not a chicken and egg situation. As readers of the Weekly Worker show every month if the paper is there, the money can be raised.
Again this week we have had a good response to our fighting fund. The political temperature is rising. We are pleased to say that your generosity has increased with it.
Thanks to comrades BB (£20), GF and JK (£15 each), LP and TD (£10 each) and PM (£4). This brings the total - with one week to go - to £382.50. Seeing how our monthly target is £450, we are well on the way to reaching, and exceeding, our target.
Robbie Rix
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Thursday October 25 2001
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Why we must have an SA paper
Jack Conrad repeats the CPGB's call for the Socialist Alliance to have
its own journal
Letters
Afghan coup; Wb applause; Mullah's side; SA paper; Foreign Office inaction
Anti-war/Socialist Alliance reports
- London: Preparing for May
- Exeter: Exeter marches against war
- Teesside: Moving forward
- Greater Manchester: Northwest repeats Coalition pattern
Before their eyes
Ex-Socialist Party member Lawrie Coombs reviews the SP's Resisting
capitalism - the case for a new workers’ party
Neither Taliban nor imperialism
Ian Donovan replies to Bob Pitt’s defence
of the Taliban
Statement on the US strikes on Afghanistan
From the Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan
Unleash many weapons
If there was ever any doubt about the proposal for transforming the Socialist
Alliance into a democratic and effective party before September 11, they
should have evaporated by now, writes Tom Delargy
Third camp: our war aims
Jim Gilbert reports on the recent CPGB public meeting, 'Islamic fundamentalism
and the left'
Terrorists and the web
Attempts to regulate cyberspace are fundamentally anti-working class,
argues James Bull
Our history
CPGB and the miners
IRA disarms
Michael Malkin assesses recent events in Northern Ireland and Sinn Fein
political strategy
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