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Letters
Superexploitation; SWP apologist; Which 'support'?; Learn
to think; Slave holocaust; Despairing advice; Up to scratch;
Best so far; No STWC creche
Masters
and slaves
Paul Greenaway takes a closer look at George W
Bush's inauguration speech and its repeated emphasis on
'liberty' and 'freedom' - Liberty of property and freedom
to invade
Border wars
The left must put forward a clear alternative to Tory-Labour
attacks on migrants, writes Peter Manson. We must
fight for the free movement of people and the international
organisation of all workers
Organisation, not hot air
Alan Stevens takes a closer look at the so-called
'pensions crisis' - and examines the programmes of the
organised left and the trade unions
Scotland,
social trends and socialists
Gregor Gall is a member of the Socialist Worker
platform of the Scottish Socialist Party. At last year’s
Communist University he argued strongly in favour of Scottish
independence as a way to get to socialism
Into room 101...
There was an air of unreality hovering over what, it seems,
will be the last ever Socialist Alliance executive meeting,
held on January 22. Mark Fischer reports.
Dirty election tricks
Members of the Fire Brigades Union are currently in
the process of electing a new assistant general secretary
(AGS) to replace Mike Fordham. But the election has
been plagued by accusations of ‘dirty tricks’,
reports the 'Phoenix Bulletin'
Class
struggle and the holocaust
In the light of this week’s Holocaust Memorial
Day, and the official Auschwitz commemorations, Eddie
Ford revisits a controversial work - Norman G Finkelstein
The holocaust industry: reflections on the exploitation
of Jewish suffering
Anarchist hero
Dave Douglass reviews Stuart Christie Granny
made me an anarchist: general Franco, the Angry Brigade
and me Scriber, 2004, pp423, £10.99
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