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Number 413
Thursday December 20 2001
The Weekly Worker is available from bookshops across the United Kingdom or can be delivered direct to your door by completing our online subscription form.
SA looks to future
SA executive member Marcus Larsen reports on the first meeting of the
new leadership
Letters
WSA party; SA paper; Effective RCN; SSP and Maclean; Afghan criminals
Sarah's law: Hysteria rekindled
Peter Manson looks at the media-inspired panic following the sentencing
of Roy Whiting
Fighting for assimilation
The report into the recent 'race riots' in the northwest has been released.
Eddie Ford invesigates
Political weaknesses exposed
The Socialist Alliance's Mike Marqusee went head-to-head with ex-eurocommunist
David Aaronovitch on December 11. Ian Donovans reports
Blunkett's new clampdown
Jim Gilbert looks at the home secretary's latest attack on our civil rights
Working for splits
The Socialist Party looks set to sow dissension in the ranks of the SA
following its December 1 walkout. We reprint this internal SP circular
Obituary: Riza Yurukoglu
- Source of inspiration
Statemant from the central committee of the Communist Party of Turkey following the death of a leading comrade - Influence in Britain
Jack Conrad marks the passing of a committed revolutionary
Trade union perspectives
CPGB trade union activists met on December 16. Alan Stevens reports on
their discussions
Faithful son of liberty
William Blake has been expropiated by the Tories, the Women’s Institute,
the Church of England, public schools and the establishment in general.
In fact, as shown by Mike Marqusee, he was not only an artistic genius
but a militant republican and lifelong lover of liberty
Human freedom and the moral veil
In the second of three articles, Michael Malkin examines the spurious
claims of ethical socialism and argues for a morality of class struggle
The origins of islam
Jack Conrad takes a look at the roots of what is allegedly the world's
fastest growing religion
SA conference failing
The Revolutionary Democratic Group looks back at December 1
Our history: Lenin on tactics
Documents and articles from the early years of the Communist Party
Europe marches
EU leaders were met by a mobilisation of Europe's working class. James
Mallory was there
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