WW archive > Issue 772 - 04 June 2009
Letters
At last; Nationhood; Come on!; Missing the point
Forward planning
No straightforward 'yes' or 'no' to open borders at Sheffield No2EU meeting, reports Mohsen Sabbagh
Against rightist populism
Mike Macnair explains why the CPGB recommended a Labour vote on June 4
Less than convincing
Gareth Phillips reports from No2EU's Swansea meeting
Open letter to Peter Taaffe
Jack Conrad castigates the yearning for a Labour Party MkII
NPA makes its mark
Anti-capitalist party set for breakthrough, writes Jean-Michel Edwin
As you mean to go on
SPEW on a rightward trajectory allies with an increasingly red-brown CPB, writes Jim Moody
Poujadism à l'anglais
The sectarian light-mindedness of the left means that it is in no position to capitalise on the current alienation from mainstream politics, writes Dave Osler
Fighting over the 'corpse'
The latest row in the Alliance for Workers' Liberty revolves around whether the Labour Party is dead. However, writes Ben Lewis, both sides are equally bankrupt when it comes to the type of party our class needs
For a secular republic
The role of church and religion must be expunged from the Irish constitution, writes Anne Mc Shane