WW archive > Issue 852 - 10 February 2011
Revolution in permanence
As vice-president Omar Suleiman threatens an army coup, the workers needs to push the democratic revolution further and further, deeper and deeper, writes Eddie Ford
Letters
Class algebra; Real enemy; Tahrir Park; Wrong shout; Old insult; For Chomsky
Dismissing the potential of Labour
Two comrades take issue with the CPGB's perspectives of transforming the Labour Party into a real party of labour
Philanthrocapitalist manifesto
Giving money to the arts enables capitalists to launder their ideology. But, asks Gordon Downie, what effect does this have on creative output?
Divisive dead-end
Should the left 'defend multiculturalism'? James Turley looks at the reactions to David Cameron's weekend speech
Radical-reformist Kautskyites
Gerry Downing accuses the CPGB of reformism
Fear of the masses
There is one thing that unites Israel, Hamas and Fatah, writes Tony Greenstein - opposition to the Egyptian revolution
Stepping up solidarity
John McDonnell MP will launch a new campaign at the Hands Off the People of Iran annual conference this coming Saturday (February 12), reports Yassamine Mather
Mobilise the majority
Ben Lewis reports on the lack of ambition witnessed at the seventh London Student Assembly
Shell out
Robbie Rix wants 800 quid by the end of the month
So we should all join Labour?
Dave Vincent gives his view