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Letters
Best omission; Bonapartism; SA Australia; Spot on; SA
England; Robbing the soil; Oops; Shifty defence; Self-appointed;
WWII duty
Stalinist
atmosphere reigns
Our republication of a mildly critical piece from the
Socialist Workers Party’s Pre-conference bulletin
seems to have caused a furious row inside the SWP - at
least judging by the reaction of its author, Dave Crouch.
Peter Manson reports
Opposition party or coalition
partner?
Trouble is brewing in the German Linkspartei. The Berlin
regional congress of Wahlalternative (WASG) has just voted
against the ‘cooperation agreement’, which maps
out the unification process with the Party of Democratic
Socialism (now renamed Linkspartei.PDS). WASG comrades in
Berlin also want to stand separately in the 2006 local elections
- refusing a joint candidature with the Linkspartei.PDS,
which is part of the Berlin government. Yet, writes Tina
Becker, Linksruck, the German section of the SWP, has
joined forces with the WASG leadership in criticising this
decision
No to World Trade Organisation
Farooq Tariq (general secretary Labour Party Pakistan)
reports about the mass protests against the WTO in Pakistan
Up
to the top of the hill …
The Socialist Worker Party generals have failed the anti-war
movement, says Eddie Ford, who looks forward to
the December 10 Peace Conference in London
Climate
change: setting our sights sky high
Respect national council member Elaine Graham Leigh
was one of the organisers of the December 3 demonstration
for action against global warming. She spoke to the Weekly
Worker about the need for a democratic mass movement
and for socialists to play a leading role
