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Balance sheet
With the audience for leftwing ideas multiplied many times
over, Jack Conrad has every reason to be confident
Letters
Return home; Unwarranted; Excellent; Defeatism; Non-sectarian
SWP; Aaronovitch; After Saddam; Helen Dawit; Canada gaffe
Debating the next move
Phil Hamilton checks out debating spaces on the web
Anti-war party remains defiant
80,000 marched last weekend but where is their political
expression? Ian Mahoney makes some suggestions
Esher gets taste of war protest
Rae Hancock reports on anti-war activity in leafy Surrey
Defending Galloway and Dalyell
Phil Kent attended the recent meeting of Hackney STWC
Authentic and fake anti-imperialism
Regime change begins at home, writes Manny Neira
Iraq could never have been
another Vietnam
Mike Macnair responds to the wishful thinking of many
on the left
Pearl Harbour moment
Dr Glen Rangwala is the Cambridge academic who discovered
that the Blair dossier on Iraqs weapons of
mass destruction was drawn largely from a decade-old
plargiarised source. He is also a member of Labour Against
the War. Here he outlines his analysis of US motivations
behind the conquering of Iraq
End of Gulf War II and our
tasks
Mary Godwin reports on the weekend meeting of Communist
Party members and supporters
May elections
FBU votes for action
Two hundred and fifty Fire Brigades Union delegates unanimously
voted to reject the employers final offer
on pay and conditions at their recall conference on April
15 in Brighton. Delegates accepted proposals to renew
industrial action after the end of hostilities
in Iraq. Tina Becker spoke to Mark Skelton, a rank and
file militant from Finchley in London, and Ian Foulkes,
chair of the Merseyside branch
Struggle and acceptance
Ethan Grech looks to the Unison United Left to
provide leadership
US neo-colonialism and democracy
Ian Donovan raises the demand of Kurdish self-determination