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Summer Offensive

 

 

 

Weekly Worker 629 Thursday June 15 2006


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Letters
Then and now; Back Tommy; 50-50; SWP fetish; Good news; Ones and twos; Broad left; Arbitary; Climate change; Comey capers


Summer Offensive 2006
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As the second week of our two-month Summer Offensive financial campaign closes, comrades, supporters and friends of the Weekly Worker have contributed £1,039 in the last seven days, bringing our total for the first fortnight to £4,249; not a bad start towards the £30,000 target.

Military calls the tune
Turkey is fast approaching yet another crisis, as the AKP (Justice and Development Party) government tries to balance the interests of finance capital and the nationalistic state bureaucracy with its own mass support. Esen Uslu analyses the current situation

Obscene apologia
Anybody expecting a debate at the annual conference of the Stop the War Coalition was to be disappointed, writes Anne Mc Shane. The last thing the leadership wants is a challenge to their ‘Don’t criticise Iran’

  • Against war, for democracy
    Comrade Jamshid from the Committee to Defend the Iranian People’s Rights spoke to Anne Mc Shane about his organisation and the role of the anti-war movement
  • Don’t mention the regime
    The June 12 ‘open organising meeting’ of Action Iran quickly focused on one question - should it take up a position on the nature of the Iranian regime or simply remain a ‘single-issue campaign’? Tina Becker reports
Wanted: principled opposition
There is a joint left opposition emerging in the two German groups, WASG and Linkspartei.PDS, coming together in a new workers’ party. But is it prepared to take on the existing leaderships in both organisations? Ben Lewis reports from the June 10 conference in Berlin, ‘For an anti-capitalist left’

No to workers’ representation
Lawrence Parker
reports from the June 12 AGM of the People's Press Printing Society (the body that owns and produces the Morning Star)


Bitter fruits of personality politics
SSP member Nick Rogers gives his view of the crisis engulfing the party. Tommy Sheridan’s celebrity status should have been tackled decisively at an early stage


Republican democracy and revolutionary patience
Mike Macnair
concludes his series on communist strategy by throwing down the challenge to the existing left



What should have been done
Jack Conrad
concludes his series of articles on the general strike


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