WW archive > Issue 1323 - 12 November 2020
Letters
Correct tactics; Blame NHS too; Terror attacks; Objectivist?; Six Counties; Ickeism; Pointless
What Keir created, Keir can destroy
With the official left suffering from Stockholm syndrome, Jack Conrad argues that, while the struggle in the Labour Party is important, it is far from central. This is an edited version of an opening given to the November 8 Online Communist Forum
Pyrrhic victory over populism
However clownish Donald Trump is in defeat, a far-right resurgence is on the cards, reckons Paul Demarty
Washington wars intensify
Will Trump be able to overrule ‘democracy’? It is far from impossible, writes Daniel Lazare
Pivot back to Europe
James Harvey asks what a Biden presidency might mean for relations with Boris Johnson’s Britain
New returns to a failed old
Yassamine Mather assesses the likely effects of a Biden presidency on a region that has suffered from repeated US acts of subversion and aggression
Bureaucratic control-freakery
The leadership of the Socialist Party is determined to enter a coalition with bourgeois parties and gain well rewarded ministerial portfolios for a few tops. Those who oppose this disastrous line are being expelled, but not silenced. Emil Jacobs reports
Stonewalling unionism hankers after direct rule
There needs to be a democratic and internationalist answer to the ever-growing demand for independence, says Eddie Ford
Keep it flowing
Robbie Rix reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund