WW archive > Issue 480 - 15 May 2003
Letters
The left; Numbers; May Day; Galloway; Scum?; Lib Dem gains; Bureaucracy
SSP breakthrough shows the way
Mark Fischer reports on positive developments from Scotland
Left loses opportunity
Phil Kent reports from a frustrating meeting of Socialist Alliance members who supported the motion for a new workers' party
Galloway obsession
Alan Fox takes a look at the Alliance for Workers' Liberty's moralism
On-off front
Jack Conrad argues that sects no longer possess the slightest historical justification
Partyist project continues
Mary Godwin reports from the CPGB aggregate following the Socialist Alliance conference
NEC election farce
Marcus Strom recounts an election where the only transparency involved was the one displaying the names of the candidates on an overhead projector
Betraying whom?
Michael Malkin looks at Tim Fywell (director) Cambridge spies BBC2, Fridays, 9pm
Religious dogma
Jim Blackstock reports from the debate on 'Racism and fascism'
Mullin's rivers of blood
Manny Neira tackles some of the myths surrounding immigration
Road map to hell
Palestinian feedom demands unity below, argues Ian Donovan
Rank and file reject 'modernisation' deal
Scottish lessons lost
Peter Manson urges partyism
New executive
The newly elected members of the Socialist Alliance executive
'Our members, our alliance'
John Rees, in this imperious speech to conference, explicitly underlined that the Socialist Workers Party sees the SA as very much its possession
Not so invincible
Phillip Bounds reviews Paul Virilio, 'Desert screen: war at the speed of light', Continuum, 2002, pp148, £12.99
'All chiefs, no Indians'
Mark Fischer spoke to Ken Loach
Aussie contrast to UK failure
Alan Fox reports on Socialist Alliance success down under
Alliance goes Dutch - or does it?
Tina Becker describes another example of the SWP's contempt for the Socialist Alliance
Posing left
Phil Hamilton looks at the Green Party's web presence