WW archive > Issue 374 - 08 March 2001
We cannot replace New Labour by becoming old Labour
Over recent months Weekly Worker reporters and correspondents have repeatedly shown how the Socialist Alliance majority - in particular the Socialist Workers Party - have fallen in behind the separatist agenda of Scottish and Welsh left nationalists. Whereas our main enemy is tightly, effectively and malevolently organised across the whole of the United Kingdom state, we have irresponsibly divided and thereby weakened our fragile and meagre forces. A self-inflicted disunity that will do more than rob us of an all-Britain joint political broadcast. The wound runs far deeper...
Letters
Not so great; Occupation; Don't vote; Meat wasteful; Grave robbers; DIY politics; Thick workers
Make your mind up time
Terry Liddle calls for greens to join the Socialist Alliance and help transform it into a unitary revolutionary party
Legacy of a pioneer French communist
Revolutionary History Vol. 7, No4, Socialist Platform Ltd, BCM Box 7646, London WC1N 3XX, 2000, pp252, £6.95
Fight for what we need
How should the Socialist Alliance determine the level of the minimum wage it proposes? Not by meekly tailing the 'European decency level', argues Tom May
Party notes
£13,000 pledged
Playing chancellor
Highlighting the differences
SA roundup
Socialist Alliance press launch Challenging Labour