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Summer offensive
Jack Conrad anticipates this year's fundraising event
Letters
Right to return; Election farce; Aggregate; Smear; Scum;
Hypocritical; Sean apologised; AWL home; Confused
Positive contrast
Phil Hamilton takes an appreciative look at the website
of the Australian Socialist Alliance
SA party agreed
The Australian Socialist Alliance met on the same day
as its counterpart in England and Wales - with a rather
different result. Dave Riley, one of the newly elected
Non-Aligned Caucus representatives on the Australian Socialist
Alliances national executive, provides his assessment
and gives food for thought
Imperialism's Frankenstein
Political islam is the child of the CIA, writes Ian Donovan
Palestine solidarity enigma
Jim Blackstock reports on the disappointing turn-out on
the weekend's Palestine demo
Giscard's constitution and ours
Jack Conrad replies to the bosses' vision of Europe
Socialist Alliance - debating the way forward
Following the Socialist Alliance conference, the Weekly
Worker called for contributions to the debate on the
fight for a workers party. Here we present two views
Wilderness of mirrors
Michael Malkin casts an eye over the Stakeknife furore
New SA model?
John Pearson reports on recent events in Manchester SA
Preparing for Paris
Steve Cooke attended the Newcastle meeting of the ESF
planning group
CPGB Forum
Susan Osborne reports on the recent meeting to discuss
the road to liberation
Workers' movement must reorganise
Peter Manson calls for a social and democratic Sixth Republic
in France