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Challenge
“Mindful of the financial appeal in the last Weekly Worker,” writes comrade NB, “I have increased the standing order which I currently pay as a subscription to the paper.” The comrade has doubled his contribution to £12 a quarter, paid in monthly instalments of £4.

“I know it’s not a huge increase,” he continues, “ but I am still a member of the SWP with all the financial obligations that entails. Nevertheless I have found the Weekly Worker a valuable source of information and I welcome its polemical character, whether or not I agree with it all.”

And we welcome both your kind words and the increased donation. Yes, an extra £2 a month is not a vast amount, but if all those with standing orders did the same it would make a tremendous difference to our £500 monthly fund. And, as I keep saying, if just a few of the thousands who read us each week gratis on the web were to chip in with donations, it would be an enormous help. Last week we had 10,541 hits. I would be more than happy with £1 from each one of them!

A challenge then. Are there 20 readers out there in cyberspace prepared to offer £5 per month? Either donate through our PayPal facility or email me and I will send you a standing order form. And of course those who take the printed version are not barred from taking up the challenge either.

Last month ended with a surplus of £85, thanks to gifts from KP (£25), MN and FT (£20 each). This month has started slowly with just three donations: £30 from JG, plus an extra tenner from both SW and JH, who added it to their annual subs. Thanks a lot, comrades. We start February with £50 towards our target.

Robbie Rix

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Weekly Worker 514 Thursday February 5 2004.

The Weekly Worker is available from bookshops across the United Kingdom or can be delivered direct to your door by completing our online subscription form.

Respecting programme
The Unity Coalition aims to replace one set of career politicians with any, writes Jack Conrad

Letters
Critical; Disgusted; Forlorn; Pissing; Middle class; Leaking; Penny dropping; Split shock; Mischievous; Mistrust; Racism; Death penalty; String 'em up; Headscarf

Surfing the Red Planet
Phil Hamilton explores Mars landing websites

SP on the rack after climbdown
PCSU London regional organiser Lee Rock reports on the impact of the suspension of strike action by members of Peter Taaffe's Socialist Party

Bureaucratic fist tightens
Tina Becker reports on developments in the organisation of ESF2004

In the aftermath of the publication of Lord Hutton's report on Weapons of Mass Destruction, Ian Donovan, Manny Neira and Dave Osler assess its impact on the New Labour project

Class war and damned lies
Dave Douglass, branch secretary of Hatfield NUM, reviews Channel 4's 'Strike: when Britain went to war' and BBC2's 'The miners' strike', marking the 20th anniversary of the miners' Great Strike

Send the right message - legalise all drugs!
Eddie Ford calls for the declassification of all drugs

Walk on two legs
Mark Fischer reports on a debate that concerns the whole left

Don't break the link
Marcus Ström warns against wholesale disengagement with Blair's New Labour

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