WW archive > Issue 740 - 09 October 2008
Letters
Anti-gay abuse; October theses; Worker buyouts; Big Brother; No Nepal; Role model; Dual strategy
Rotten apples and dictator mayors
James Turley assesses the politics around Sir Ian Blair's resignation
Defend trans people
Transphobia is completely unacceptable, writes Robbie Folkard
Make Your Vote Count - how exactly?
Dave Vincent comments on the Public and Commercial Services union's campaign
The loan comes due
We must categorically reject any attempt to use the spectre of hard times to convince workers that restoring the profits of finance capital is the only answer, writes US communist Jim Creegan
Thought police pursue Nazi apologist
Jim Moody advocates free speech - even for the extreme right
Defending sect cohesion
Mark Fischer points to the 'family resemblance' between the AWL and those it calls the "kitsch left"
Stonehenge and the Neolithic counter-revolution
Lionel Sims disagrees with conclusions Darvill and Wainwright reached about Stonehenge after a recent dig there. Comrade Sims, a member of the Radical Anthropology Group and the SWP, says that it can only be understood properly in the context of the defeat of the female sex and the transition from primitive communism to class society