WW archive > Issue 1039 - 18 December 2014
Neither meek nor mild
Jesus was a rabbi, a communist and a brave revolutionary, argues Jack Conrad
Letters
Reckless; Blanket ban; Positive thinking; Like an Egyptian; Poverty disgrace; Labour sanctions; Social good
No more the victim
Anne McShane reports on the resistance to water charges.
Troika demands more blood
Eddie Ford thinks it is irresponsible to spread illusions in a Syriza-led government
Resisting Renzi’s attacks
Workers booed members of the centre-left PD off the platform during the rallies that followed last week’s 24-hour strike. Toby Abse reports
The cauldron boils over
Racial repression has provoked mass protest. Jim Creegan responds to the two high-profile killings by the US police
Fantasy history, fantasy Marx
Chris Cutrone’s arguments are characterised by dogma and vacuous circularity, writes Mike Macnair
Being the extreme left in Left Unity
CPGB members debated our work in Left Unity at its latest aggregate meeting. Daniel Harvey reports
How not to run a party
NC member Yassamine Mather reports on the December 13 meeting
Not in the Weekly Worker
Stan Keable of Labour Party Marxists attended the AGM for Greater London
Social mobility, my arse
Recent propaganda in favour of grammar schools is nonsense, says Micky Coulter
Reabsorbing solidarity
The 1914 Christmas truce has been thoroughly sanitised by the establishment, argues Paul Demarty
Christmas and 16 pages
Merry Christmas from Robbie Rix