WW archive > Issue 730 - 17 July 2008
Letters
Historic; Stalinoid RDG; Rotten site; Dig for Britain?; Evolved; Achilles' heel; TV teaching
Twenty-five and counting
Howard Roak draws out an important fundraising lesson from the Summer Offensives of yesteryear
Tehran changes reflected in anti-war movement
Ben Lewis looks at the newly formed National Peace Council in Iran and warns against tailing such a supine political initiative
Zionism and secularisation of the Jewish ghetto
Mike Marqusee 'If I am not for myself: journey of an anti-Zionist Jew' Verso 2008, pp256, �16.99. Reviewed by Tony Greenstein
Max Mosley's morals and ours
Respectable and unrespectable sexual activity are not categories we seek to perpetuate, writes Jim Moody
Council workers need political leadership
Alan Stevens asks where the left's independent strategy is
Dancing to the US tune
Suddenly, the SWP-backed Campaign Against Sanctions and Military Intervention in Iran has no problem in criticising the Iranian government, writes Nick Jones
Enhancing our flexibility
Weekly Worker production and the imminent Communist University dominated July's aggregate. Mary Godwin reports
Asking the regime to clean out its own filth
While the liberal left calls for bourgeois democracy Turkish style, Esen Uslu demands a working class programme
Third campism is a stinking corpse
James Turley argues that the left, rather than twisting words, must approach defeatism creatively
Barack Obama - a class act
Jim Creegan explains why ruling class support is likely to see a Democrat voted into the White House
Salute to a communist
Peter Manson recalls the work of comrade Cameron Richards