WW archive > Issue 679 - 28 June 2007
Big chunks and little pieces
We are off to a flying start in this year's Summer Offensive, the CPGB's annual fundraising drive, which began on Saturday June 23, reports Howard Roak
Letters
Doom-laden; Catchy; Weakest Linke; Useful idiots; Left tail; Tactic A; Clarification; Back Hopi; Iraq barbarism; Nail head; Same goal; Snobbery
Unity and opportunism
The CPGB is not advocating building a Marxist party through a rotten deal with the current SWP and SPEW leaders, writes Peter Manson. Our call for unity is inseparable from the struggle for working class principle
Connolly's strategy and 1916
The Easter rising was not simply a nationalist insurrection, argues Philip Ferguson. It marked the success of the militant labour forces in taking the lead in the Irish national movement
Halfway debate
Mary Godwin reports on the June 23 debate 'What kind of programme?', organised by the Campaign for a Marxist Party
Floodtide of capital
Mike Macnair locates the contradiction in capital's desire for free movement and its need to control labour
Grubby Paul Hampton
Mark Fischer replies to the Alliance for Workers' Liberty's Paul Hampton on the question of the withdrawal of troops from Iraq
What stage are we at?
Steve Freeman assesses the CMP conference from the point of view of a halfway house advocate
More sign up
Steve Cook reports on the latest news from the Hands Off the People of Iran campaign
Frayed tempers and mischievous motions
Patrick Presland reports on the national conference of the Campaign for a Marxist Party on June 23
High spirits, low numbers
Simon Wells reports on the surprisingly small June 24 demonstration in Manchester
Big chunks and little pieces
We are off to a flying start in this year's Summer Offensive, the CPGB's annual fundraising drive, which began on Saturday June 23, reports Howard Roak