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Weekly Worker 573 Thursday April 21 2005
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Letters
SSP nationalism; Nasty nats; Not ultra; Real
enemy; Laboured sectarian; Vote SSP, IWCA; Vote anti-war;
Consistency; Political alliance; SA ultimatums; No charity;
Utopian
 What
did Andrea Dworkin do for women?
Andrea Dworkin saw censorship as an answer to women’s
oppression, writes Louise Whittle
Respect
eclectic mix
Mark Fischer looks at Respect's election manifesto
Islamic extremists
attack Galloway
There is no undifferentiated
‘muslim community’, writes Ian Mahoney
 SWP's
'parliamentary road'
Mark Fischer reviews John Harris' book So who do
we vote for now?, in which George Galloway celebrates
the fact that the SWP has"taken a parliamentary road;
so you should rejoice, rejoice, and not be churlish about
it"
Going respectable
Liam O Ruairc, a comrade from the Irish republican
socialist tradition, looks at Sinn Féin’s
evolution under Gerry Adams over the last 20 years
 Stalinism
versus Trotskyism
Alan Davis of the International Bolshevik Tendency responds
to Mike Macnair on the popular front
 Trust
the people, not the politicians
The crisis of the political system is highlighted at
election time. Republican answers are needed, writes
Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group
Global capital, Europe and
workers’ unity
Peter Manson reports on the April 16 joint CPGB-TKP
school on ‘Europe: prospects and challenges’
Half a million hits
Mary Godwin outlines the issues at the April
CPGB aggregate
 Useful
anti-war record
Ted North reviews Andrew Murray and Lindsey German's
Stop the war: the story of Britain’s biggest
ever mass movement Bookmarks publications, 2005,
pp276, £15.99
Who educates the edukators?
The new German film The Edukators is an excellent
portrayal of the socalled anti-globalisation movement
- with all its potential and all its faults, says Tina
Becker
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