WW archive > Issue 1308 - 16 July 2020
Letters
Just in time?; Promises; Lessons learned?; King of confusion; New mantra
Judge tactics in the concrete
Mark Fischer reports on the surprisingly united July 11 meeting of CPGB members
A contradictory formation
Bob Davies of Labour Party Marxists regrets that some ‘revolutionaries’ support the careers of career politicians and oppose republican and democratic demands
Roll call of shame
Huge numbers have died unnecessarily, writes Eddie Ford, yet still we have the rightwing ideology of Covid denial
Israel’s nuclear war
As Binyamin Netanyahu’s government tacitly admits its role, Yassamine Mather asks why the Iranian regime is in denial
A plague on both houses
Trump has rewarded Roger Stone and the Democrats want Julian Assange cruelly punished, says Daniel Lazare
Oppression and moralism
BLM protests must be supported, but they are often misdirected. Black liberation must be linked to the class struggle, argues Jim Creegan
Trouble at Fort Hood
As battles rage over Confederate symbols in the US military, Paul Demarty asks what the left has to learn
‘A damned nuisance’
William Sarsfield continues his series on the founding of the CPGB 100 years ago
Underlying weaknesses exposed
The government’s wish for a V-shaped recovery is doomed to failure, writes Michael Roberts
Do your bit
Robbie Rix reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund