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Weekly Worker 514 Thursday February 5 2004
Hutton Report
Blair lied, thousands died!
About
200 people came out on Saturday, January 31 to join the Stop the War Coalition
picket of Downing Street called to protest against the Hutton whitewash.
The small crowd heard a range of speakers, including Kate Hudson and Bruce
Kent of CND, Jeremy Corbyn MP and Lindsey German of the STWC and Socialist
Workers Party.
Most interesting was George Galloway. He told us that the recent vote on tuition fees starkly illustrated that there “are too few Jeremy Corbyns, Alice Mahons or John McDonnells left” in Labour. This posed “a political question we must address”. We can no longer “limit our politics to protest”. It was time to “storm the political fortress” of parliament and “let the peoples’ voice be heard” - a clear reference to the new Respect coalition.
