WW archive > Issue 1408 - 01 September 2022
Expect broken promises
Enough is Enough will not deliver a new workers’ party. On the contrary it will enhance the career prospects of the likes of Andy Burnham and return masses of angry people to the Labour fold, argues James Harvey
Letters
CPGB and Sparts; Marxist party; Holocaust; Abhorrent; CPB and monarchy; Paedophiles; Legalisation; Labour fringe
After the summer of discontent
The strike wave is set to grow in numbers, militancy and coordination. Paul Demarty warns that Liz Truss could respond by imposing wartime measures
Follow the UK example
Shuvu Bhattarai upholds Enough is Enough as a model which socialists in the US ought to emulate. He sees it rapidly developing “into a mass working people’s party” built around basic bread and butter economic demands
New times, new challenges
The first post-lockdown CU saw an in-depth exploration of war and peace. Danny Hammill reports
Justifying a century of oppression
The centenary marking the end of the Greco-Turkish war in 1922 is part of the never-ending quest to establish a ‘viable’ nation. Esen Uslu recalls the horrific and continuing atrocities
Background to the Capitalocene
It is capitalism which lies at the heart of the climate crisis. Jim Moody explores possible technical solutions to what is, he argues, a social question
Nearing an n-deal
Despite Israeli military provocations and strenuous diplomatic objections, a deal on Iran’s nuclear programme is on the cards, writes Yassamine Mather
Back on the horse!
Linda Carr reports on the 2022 CPGB Summer Offensive
Shortfall
Robbie Rix reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund