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No rights without responsibilities
Jack Conrad believes there can be no compromise with CPGB
member John Pearson's breaches of Party discipline
Letters
Nationalist myths; Israeli nation; Natives resting; Anarcho
record; Non-ideology; Unholy alliance; Daft enough; Glynn
Robbins
Fire and brimstone
Phil Hamilton takes a look at the website of Ian Paisley's
Democratic Unionist Party
Good Friday on the rocks
Ian Donovan examines the rise and rise of Paisleyism and
what it means for the Six Counties
On the crest of a wave
Mark Fischer discusses with George Galloway his attitude
to the Labour Party, the prospects for the new Respect
coalition and the importance of democracy
Women’s rights, political islam
and secularism
Radical Iranian writer Chahla Chafiq shared a platform
with Salma Yaqoob at last month’s European Social Forum.
The two sharply disagreed over the role of islam in politics.
Afterwards she spoke to Peter Manson
What's in a name?
The CPGB's Mike Macnair responds to claims by Dave Craig
of the Revolutionary Democratic Group that the Party has
retreated on republicanism
Provocative and insulting
There was nothing remotely progressive in the defeat of
Jacobitism, argues Dave Douglass, in this response to
Neil Davidson of the Scottish Socialist Party’s Socialist
Worker platform
Crossroads crossed
Phil Kent attended the latest meeting of the 'British
politics at the crossroad' series addressed by Louise
Christian, Paul Foot, Nick Wrack and George Galloway
Centre-left or socialist?
Ananda Samaddar raises doubts over the political basis
of the Respect project
Respect for all things nice
Marcus Ström reports on the gathering momentum surrounding
Galloway's Unity Coalition
