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Build second People's Assembly
A second People's Assembly could provide a vital forum
for the left to rewin the anti-war majority on a broader
political basis, writes Marcus Strom
Letters
Stateside focus; British party; Silliness; Fallacious;
Walking away; Appeasement; Into the trees; Advice
Beyond the fog of war
Phil Hamilton searches the web for alternative news sources
What to do now
Information and activitu for anti-war activists
Labour's Scottish rebel
The Scottish Socialist Party has stood down in favour
of Labour leftwinger, John McAllion. Ronnie Mejka reports
Consistent democracy after Saddam
Hussein
The Alliance for Workers' Liberty does not have much time
for Arabs, argues Ian Donovan
American power and the Bush
project for the 21st century
A leading clique within the US administration have a programme
to subdue the world in the interest of American capital.
Jack Conrad reports on the work of the Project for a New
American Century
Take the anti-war fight to New
Labour
Trade union activists should exploit the link with Blair's
party, argues Martin Blum
Lawyers launch civil liberties
campaign
Anne Mc Shane reports on the initiate of 30 leftwing
lawyers
Ballots the the war
David Green reports on High Peak Socialist Alliance's
electoral challenge to the war against Iraq
Organise anti-war party youth
wing
Young people have played a leading role in the anti-war
movement. They need an organisation of their own, argues
Tina Becker
One brick from the house
Sarah McDonald review Peter Mullen's The Magdalen Sisters
Next in US sights?
Iran might be the next country due for a ‘pre-emptive’
regime change. Mehdi Kia of the Organisation of Revolutionary
Workers of Iran discusses the fragmented state of the
opposition and poses a solution
