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Which side are you on?
Leadership of the struggle for Iraqi self-determination
must pass to the masses, writes Jack Conrad
Letters
Military support; Greater enemy; China analogy; Right
slogan; Wrong slogan; Frightening; Dismay; Censorship;
Useful idiot; British salvation; Behold; SA bulwark; SSP
example; Labour racism; Spilled beans; Aussie SA
Labour Against the War
Key debates surface
Over 350 Labour Party members and delegates gathered
in Friends Meeting House in central London on March
29 to discuss how to organise opposition to Blair’s
warmongering. Mark Fischer reports
Two MPs with different views
on the way forward
- George Galloway
doubts the possibility of reclaiming the Labour
Party
- Alan Simpson
chaired the conference. He offered his impressions
during the lunch break
‘We can actually win’
Rozanne Foyer - assistant secretary of the Scottish
TUC and a member of the Campaign for Socialism - inspired
the LATW meeting with her account of the rebellion against
Blairite control-freakery at the March conference of
the Scottish Labour Party. Later in the week Rozanne
spoke in a personal capacity to the Weekly Worker
Conference soundbites
Quotes from leading participants of the weekend's conference
Activist toolbox
Phil Hamilton visits the website of Urban 75
Protests rock Latin America
and Asia
Martin Schreader takes a look at a global anti-war movement
Chicago: Warned not to smile
J Quinn Brisben, veteran peace activist and former presidential
candidate for the Socialist Party USA, describes his arrest
ISO setback
The SWP's sister organisation in Zimbabwe was heavily
defeated in the recent parliamentary by-election. Peter
Manson reports
Anti-war round-up
Actions, demos, sit-ins, debates and protests from around
the country
Business as usual for stalled alliance
Marcus Strom reports on the weekend meeting of the SA
executive
Pro-party
Peter Manson attended a meeting called by Steve Freeman
of the RDG
Rail solidaritty needed
Derek Hunter reports on the train guards' strike
All-Britain working class resistance
On April 1 the SSP launched its manifesto for the May
elections to the Scottish parliament. But the prioritising
of Scottish independence as a “key strategic objective”
is likely to damage the SSP campaign, argues Tom Delargy
Scottish troops
The Scottish Socialist Party has launched its election
manifesto. Sarah McDonald reports
Anti-fascism of fools
Phil Hamilton looks at the flawed method of North Staffs
Campaign Against Racism and Fascism
Public relations campaign stumbles
Imperialism's struggle for hearts and minds continues.
Ian Domovan assesses its success
