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Letters
SWP beacon; Lesson; Spy hole; Maverick history; Sexist
antics; Hate campaign; Preposterous; Centre point; Secular
question; No stigma; Sober; Hackney Respect
The
SWP bites its lip
The Socialist Workers Party is deeply uneasy about George
Galloway's antics in the Big brother house - but
it was them who gave him carte blanche to be a free agent
in the first place, says Peter Manson
Defend
free speech
Abu Hamza and Nick Griffin have more in common than
they would like to admit: both are being prosecuted for
their views and speeches - rather than their actions.
Communists must take a firm stand against the chipping
away of our civil liberties, because left critics of the
government might be next in line, says Tina Becker
Victims and victimisers
Eddie Ford takes a look at the latest round of
hysteria over ‘nonces’ and ‘perverts’ in the educational
system
Completing
Marx’s project
Communist Party comrades in London recently began a collective
study of Beyond ‘Capital’, written by Michael
A Lebowitz. Mark Fischer spoke to the comrade in
Venezuela, where he currently lives.
Prometheanism and nature
Technological Prometheanism and capitalism’s profit-driven
degradation of nature: Jack Conrad puts the case
for revolutionary Prometheanism and sustainability
Wanted:
a party with a Marxist programme
The January 21 conference on working class political representation
called by the RMT - the largest rail union - looks as
if it will be a pretty tame affair, says Mark Fischer,
who also spoke to RMT activist Greg Tucker about
the conference
Festival of Labourism?
The working class movement needs its own republican socialist
party, argues Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic
Group
New SA council meets
The first meeting of the Council of Socialist Organisations
was held on January 14. The council was set up by the
Socialist Alliance at its conference last November. Its
aim is to provide a forum for discussion and coordination
between SA affiliated organisations, local SAs and the
SA executive. Pete Mc Laren reports
