WW archive > Issue 384 - 17 May 2001
Operation Red Flag
Electorally we are mounting one of the biggest leftwing challenges to the Labour-Tory political establishment ever. Operation Red Flag.
Letters
Wales matters; Contradictions
Dissent in Wonderland
Liz Davies, 'Through the looking glass', Verso, pp213, ?15
A candidate?s diary
CPGB member Lawrie Coombs is the Socialist Alliance parliamentary candidate for Stockton South
Teesside
Links
Northern Ireland
Stunt threatens crisis
CPGB aggregate
Campaign for an SA party
And
Hartlepool
Scargill launches campaign
Hackney
SA fights SP wrecking
Greater Manchester
Salford twin challenge
Executive meets
Moving forward together
Manifesto launch
Bold approach pays off
Nottingham
Blair ambushed
Greenwich and Woolwich
Enthusiasm and amateurism
Belief in workers? unity
Nationalism and tactics
Bob Goupillot, a member of the Republican Communist Network, is the Scottish Socialist Party candidate for Midlothian, near Edinburgh. Peter Manson spoke to him for the Weekly Worker
Sectarian childishness
The London borough of Hackney has been in crisis ever since the formation of the Labour-Tory coalition - massive cuts, occupations, demonstrations, strikes and prosecutions for huge electoral fraud. If the left were to unite an immediate breakthrough is possible. Unfortunately - though part of the Socialist Alliance - the Socialist Party in England and Wales insists on pursuing its own narrow interests. Hackney SA officers Will McMahon and Mike Marqusee, presented this letter to the Socialist Alliance executive meeting of Saturday May 12 exposing SPEW?s decision to stand in a council by-election in opposition to the SA