WW archive > Issue 693 - 18 October 2007
Drawing the pro-Tehran line
The rejection by the Stop the War Coalition of the affiliations of Hands Off the People of Iran and Communist Students represents a sharp political line being drawn as war on Iran looms, says Mark Fischer
Letters
WorkersÂ’ bans; Rule of law; Treacherous; Oxymoron; Answer me; Sycophants; Proud; Better bet; My round; IRSP politics
Immediate demands
CPGB comrades in London have been engaged in an ongoing debate over the contents of our Draft programme in line with the decision taken last year to update and redraft it, reports Peter Manson
From must-see to snore-fest
The 51st annual London Film Festival opens this week with a plethora of films from around the world. Jim Moody reviews a selection from the 270 feature films and shorts that will be screened up to the end of this month
Reply to Andrew Murray
Amir Javaheri Langaroudi (Etehadchap Kargari) replies to allegations
From Andrew Murray
This standard reply has been sent by Andrew Murray (Stop the War Coalition chair) in response to the emails and protests by HOPI supporters over the exclusion of the campaign
From Andrew Murray
This standard reply has been sent by Andrew Murray (Stop the War Coalition chair) in response to the emails and protests by HOPI supporters over the exclusion of the campaign
Reject exclusion of Communist Students
Ben Lewis takes Owen Jones (Socialist Youth Network) to task over his enthusiastic support for the undemocratic exclusion of Hopi and Communist Students from the Stop the War Coalition
Open letter to Andrew Murray
From Yassamine Mather, Hands Off the People of Iran
Playing for high stakes
Turkey's government is bringing a bill before the grand national assembly allowing the army to cross the border into Iraq for punitive expeditions. Esen Uslu reports
Ozone man joins rogues' gallery
Simon Wells examines why Al Gore was awarded the Nobel prize
Attempting to retreat in good order
Respect's terminal crisis is spreading acute tensions into the SWP, writes Peter Manson, with the leadership expelling three more prominent dissidents
Reject the rotten deal
Benjamin Klein urges militant postal workers to organise independently and develop links with others in the public sector. But more is needed