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Summer Offensive 2004
Ian Mahoney appeals for support from web-readers
for the CPGB's annual Summer Offensive
Letters
Vote Labour; Vote socialist; Vote UKIP; PLO homophobia;
Aslef truth; True Aslef; Korean utopia
100 years of solitude
Phil Hamilton reviews the SPGB's website.
Respect: site for struggle
Peter Manson analyses the 'Super Thursday election
results.
SP retains two, loses one
Alan Fox evalutates the remainder of the Thursday's
left results
Exasperated voices raised in protest
Anne Mc Shane and Tina Becker report on
the latest developments in the organisation of the European
Social Forum, to be held in London over October 15-17.
ESF: British provincialism
Criticism of the high-handed, secretive and undemocratic
methods of the main organisers of the London ESF are not
restricted to the democratic opposition in Britain. A
report to the Italian mobilising committee, of which we
publish extracts here, has been translated and posted
on ESF discussion sites. Written by Gianfranco Benzi,
Piero Bernocchi, Maurizio Biosa, Alessandra Mecozzi
and Franco Russo, it is also highly critical of
the 'provincialism' of the British organisers. Although
intended only for Italian consumption, its release provoked
a terse response from Alex Callinicos of the SWP and a
further public elaboration from the Italians
Political islam and surrogate nationalism
Ian Donovan replies to Mike McNair on why communists
should support the insurgency in Iraq.
Taking our class nowhere
Martin Blum looks at the results of the Euro-elections
on a European scale.
Socialist Party stung by opposition
Lee Rock looks at the behaviour of the left in
the PCSU
The people's flag is deepest red
… and white
Jem Jones gives a communist view of the nationalism
around Euro 2004
