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German slander; Identikit; One party; No thinkers; Show
the way; No conductor; Binge
Why we're backing Jon Rogers
for president
This article was published in the November issue of
Labour Left Briefing
Phantoms
and anti-war candidates
Is it all just a waste of time? Seasoned Labour left-winger
Graham Bash outlines his view on Respect,
George Galloway and what the tasks should be for the anti-war
movement within the Labour Party.
Galloway
and libel
Mike Mcnair examines the recent victory
of George Galloway in his libel case against The Daily
Telegraph, and asks what communists'
approach should be to the question
Galloway
reveals SWP's hand in Scotland
Peter Manson reports on the latest developments
in Scotland and the growing tensions between the SWP and
SSP
Keep off our turf
A letter to Respect national council from Tommy
Sheridan and SSP national secretary Allan
Green dated December 7
Weapon of class war
Ever since the working class got organised and started
to pose a real threat to the current order, the ‘dark
forces’ of the bourgeoisie have hit back - with
forged ‘evidence’, sex scandals, accusations
of espionage and worse. Tina Becker looks
back over the history of scandal used as a weapon
US
decline and the drive to war
Nick Rogers examines a number of theoretical
questions arising from the Iraq war. In the first part
of his article he looks at the role of inter-imperialist
rivalries and the securing of oil in US neo-conservative
strategic thinking
Iraq workers' conference
A statement of the Federation of Workers Councils and
Unions in Iraq
Private lives should
be private
An affair, a viscous custody battle and allegations of
an arranged passport have grabbed headlines this week.
But where David Blunkett is concerned, argues Eddie
Ford, there are more important issues at hand.
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