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Summer Offensive

 

 

 

Weekly Worker 618 Thursday March 30 2006


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Letters
Balancing act; Pacifist; Worn down; Nice cup of tea; Child abuse; Can't let go; Quite absurd; Scaremongering; Parallel scandals; No evidence; Open borders

Show of union militancy
Pensions dispute points to lack of politics, says Alan Stevens

Labour versus Blairism
The events of the last couple of weeks have seen Blair go into crisis, writes Graham Bash of Labour Left Briefing. The question is, to what extent is it terminal?

Reform coalition, or mass strike?
In the third article in this series, Mike Macnair examines the basis of two contending strategies for working class advance

Fighting on two fronts
Mehdi Kia of Iran Bulletin - Middle East Forum addressed the March 26 London Communist Forum on the question, ‘Will Iran be next? Should we align ourselves with the ayatollahs?’ This is an edited version of his speech

Consistant democracy
Mary Godwin reports on the debate at the London Communist Forum where comrade Mehdi Kia spoke

Lies, smears and distortions
The Stalinoid left has been at it again. In order to excuse homophobia amongst the muslim establishment, some are suggesting that the March 25 ‘Freedom of Expression’ rally was linked to the far-right BNP, so as to smear Peter Tatchell and the gay rights group, Outrage. In fact the event was organised by bourgeois liberals - and the BNP boycotted it. Brett Lock of Outrage looks at the role of Ken Livingstone’s well-paid apologists, Socialist Action

‘Talib Johnny’ drops in … and out of Respect
Peter Manson looks at Birmingham city councillor for Sparkbrook, Talib Hussain, who resigned from Respect only a week after joining

Fight for unity, fight for principle
Ben Lewis (a member of the CPGB and the German left party, WASG) reports on last week’s regional elections in three German federal states and the local elections in the state of Hesse, which give a useful snapshot of the soon-to-be-united left

Sun, sodomy and the lash
Amelia Dalton reviews Nick Cave (writer), John Hillcoat (director) The proposition various venues


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