WW archive > Issue 485 - 19 June 2003
Letters
First Campism; All Irish; SACP; War against euro; British Workers; Start local; Burnt out; SWP arrogance; AWL exit strategy
Dull and dreary
Peter Manson found little to inspire at the Saturday evening rally of the 'official communist' Communist Party of Britain's Communist University
Bush road map to wider conflict
Imperialism's plans for a glorified bantustan offer nothing to the besieged Palestinians writes Ian Donovan
Steam-cleaning Marxism
Mark Fischer recounts an interesting conversation with CPB general secretary Robert Griffiths
Weapon, not notice board
The Weekly Worker is not a sounding board for jaded leftists, writes Jack Conrad
Alliance loses another comrade
Tess McMahon resigns from the SA
Tick, tick, tick?
Is there a time bomb ticking away under the complacent rump of 'official communism', asks Ian Mahoney
Where are the millions?
An open letter to the Stop the War Coalition, penned by Marcus Ström
Question everything?
Last weekend the Morning Star's Communist Party of Britain held its short, two-day version of the Communist University at the University of London Union. Stan Keable was there
Afghanistan and the sectarian turn of the AWL
Jack Conrad takes a look at the Saur revolution and Workers' Liberty's continuing anti-unity campaign
Blair's reshuffle and the garb of tradition
Michael Malkin calls for the abolition of the monarchy
Around the web: Ugly but Useful
Phil Hamilton takes a look at the No Sweat website
FBU rank and file start to organise
The Fire Brigades Union has reluctantly agreed at its June 12 conference to end its 18-month-long dispute and accept the deal recommended by the leadership. London regional officer Matt Wrack discusses the settlement and the situation facing the rank and file