WW archive > Issue 400 - 20 September 2001
Letters
Fear of war; Unison left; Betrayal; Non-defence; Non-understanding
Most important task
Our history Labour Party debate: Against affiliation
Debate around affiliation to the Labour Party was the most controversial at the Communist Unity Convention (later known as the CPGB?s 1st Congress). After the speech of comrade JF Hodgson for Proposition A - ie, ?That the Communist Party shall be affiliated to the Labour Party? - the chair, Arthur MacManus, called on comrade William Paul - a leading member of the Communist Unity Group and member of the Provisional Executive Committee of the CPGB - to speak for Proposition B, ?That the Communist Party shall not be affiliated with the Labour Party.? This is an edited version of his speech.
Fundamentalists and imperialism
Farooq Tariq, general secretary of the Labour Party Pakistan, describes the anti-American mood amongst ordinary Pakistanis
Hackney
SWP evades argument
New PCC elected
December 1 conference
Teesside
Useful debate
Against reactionary anti-capitalism
Racism demands class response
SW Platform break unity agreement
Extract from the internal bulletin of the Scottish Socialist Party written by national secretary Allan Green
SWP balks
SWP response
Response to US events Horror and hypocrisy
Socialist Alliance executive statement
The sound of apologetics
James Mallory assesses the response to the events of September 11 from the SWP
TUC shuts up shop
Bureaucracy bows to warmongers
War drive - our response
Our members? aggregate was held in London on September 16. Mary Godwin reports
Party notes
400th issue
Main enemy is at home
Middlesbrough
Mayor poll boycott
Nottingham
US attacks strain relations